Welcome to Hive Book Club Highlight #170
Announcement
We'd like to remind you that you have 5 more days to submit your entry!
We are currently hosting a year-end contest where we are asking you to share your reading journey in 2022. We encourage everyone to participate and share your reading experiences with us. Whether you are a seasoned reader or just starting out, we want to hear about your reading goals, challenges, and successes this year or the plan for 2023. By sharing your reading journey, you can inspire others and possibly even discover new books and authors to enjoy. Not to mention, you can be eligible to win a total prize of 60 HIVE.
@hivebookclub/community-contest-7tell-us-about-the-best-books-that-you-read-in-2022
In other news, you can start submitting old entries posts to be eligible for tips in the comment section starting today. For more information, you can check out our financial report and initiative here
@hivebookclub/hive-book-club-latest-initiative-and-funds-transparency-report-3
We are again sharing with you today's finely curated post in the community for your reading pleasure, and possibly book recommendations. Some of the people featured here have also received tip from us!
Our first recommendation would be a post from who shares his review on Things Fall Apart by Chinua Achebe which according to the author is a powerful and thought-provoking novel that tells the story of the collapse of the Igbo society in Nigeria. It's a tragic but also hopeful story that showcases the strength and resilience of the Igbo people, who continue to fight for their survival despite the terrible events they face. By reading this, it will allow you to gain a deeper understanding and appreciation of the Igbo culture and people. Check out more below!
@apunawu/book-review-things-fall-apart-by-chinua-achebe
Next up, we have who shares her worst reading in 2022 and she hopes that next year, she will read better stories. Curious of what she read in 2022 and her reading plan of 2023? have a look at her profile!
@lucianav/2022-my-worst-reading-year--2023-i-have-all-the-faith-in-you
Let's we all welcome to our community ! in this post that we highlight today, he is sharing a helpful site that you might have not heard of,Standard Ebooks. What makes Standard Ebooks perhaps better than Project Gutenberg? find out below!
@dbooster/the-best-source-of-public
Do you like reading magazine especially old ones? has a lot to say about this and if you share similar past time hobby, you definitely should check this out.
@sayee/reading-old-magazines-is-my
Another book from Nigerian author comes from , it is a book written by Ezechi Onyerionwu that basically talks about the devastating consequences that war can bring. It's a powerful reminder of the importance of empathy and understanding in maintaining peace and harmony in a country. Intrigued by the book? check this review out, Edeyinka by Ezechi Onyerionwu.
@repayme4568/book-review-adeyinka-written-by
Last but not least, we have who shares past reading experience and the 2023 reading journey. Are you curious what are the books the author reads? don't forget to visit her blog!
@tere.alv/organizing-my-reading-goals-for
What is Hive Book Club?
Hive Book Club is a community made by book lovers, for book lovers. A place where the chaotic minds of writers may punch away words from their keyboards as they share their writing adventures. Where passionate book collectors may rummage through their stacks of books to share and review their latest additions. Outside of our regular curation process, we may create contests for our community to participate in, and earn even more from their posts. If you have a certain theme for a future contest you would like to see, let us know! Be sure to check with us frequently on our various social media platforms to avoid missing out!
How Do We Choose The Highlighted Posts?
For those of you curious as to how you may have been chosen or would like to be chosen in the future in one of these compilations: we scan through the community and read the many posts that the community members write. We then select four or five posts that we believe meet certain criteria and are worthy of sharing with the rest of the community. We aim to keep these selections diverse in style, from writing skills or subject matter.
Hence, throughout the week, the moderators will check the community and manually handpick the posts. Some factors include the post subject, post quality, engagement, personal voice, and general effort. If we choose you, or you happen to stumble across these highlights, please do check out the other posts we feature, and contribute to their curation and engagement!
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