Dewey’s Readathon Mini-Challenge
Awake? Are you ready? Go on, get that cup of coffee. It’s time to stretch some of those muscles and test your motor skills, it’s Book Jenga time!
What on earth is Book Jenga, I hear you mumble sleepily. You know the game, which is normally played with wooden blocks, well I want to see your Jenga towers built with books!
You can try and stack them in the same way as Jenga, or create a house of cards books, or just create a really impressive pile. It’s the taking part that counts (oh OK, if anyone creates a really impressive construction, they will get a bonus prize). Just take a photo and leave a comment or tweet it to me.

If you also want to enter for a paperback book of your choice (who wouldn’t), please, please stick your name in the Rafflecopter. It means you don’t have to leave your contact details for all and sundry to see AND it makes it easier for me to pick a winner.
So I know you’re tired, here’s the steps:
1. Build a tower of books*
2. Take a photo**
3. Comment with a link to your photo
OR Tweet @patchworkbunny your photo
4. Add yourself to the Rafflecopter
*You could try and build it out of ereading devices, but surely you haven’t got rid of ALL your books? You have? Sorry, this ones for us luddites.
**I know there’s always a few people that don’t have access to digital cameras and sorry. Maybe you could draw a picture? If you are BookTubing, you can show it in your video but please make it short or near the beginning.
This challenge will run until the end of the readathon. So if you wake up and realise you’ve missed out on hours of reading, you can still come play! Please ignore the end time on the widget.
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this was SUPER FUN.
And now I'm super awake
thanks for this challenge :):)
I was seriously aiming for the ceiling but once I had the books fall on me 3 times and nearly wake up the entire house I decided it would be smart to keep things quieter.
http://see-steph-run.com/post/63892322868/read-a-thon-hour-18
Here is my beautiful (not so much) Book Jenga 🙂
http://mostlyreviews.blogspot.gr/2013/10/deweys-24-hour-readathon.html
Harry Potter (and more) book Jenga! http://readrinserepeat.blogspot.com/2013/10/deweys-24-hour-read-thon-october-2013_12.html
Stephanie @ Inspiring Insomnia
Just the pickup I needed. Fun challenge, here's mine.
http://thesnakewrangler.blogspot.com/2013/10/checkin-hour-18.html
This was fun! Although the crashing of books awoke my husband… whoops!
http://mandapantsreads.blogspot.com/2013/10/hour-18.html
Here is the link to my pic. Thanks for staying awake with me. LOL!
http://littlepocketbooks.blogspot.com/2013/10/oct-13-read-thon-updates-hour-17-20.html
Booko Jenga was a fun distraction. there is definitely some strategies involved 🙂
Great fun – thank you!
http://leatherjournalthoughts.blogspot.com/2013/10/hour-18-book-jenga.html
Here is my tower! (it's small because I didn't want to wake the baby!) http://thelostentwife.net/?p=5711
So much fun 🙂 here is mine http://fictionstateofmind.blogspot.com/2013/10/dewey-24-hour-readathon-mini-challenge.html?spref=tw
Thanks for giving my eyes rest 🙂
http://stacybuckeye.wordpress.com/2013/10/13/updates-and-mini-challenges/
After several attempts, here is my book house.
http://diaryofabookmaniac.blogspot.com/2013/10/dewey-readathon-hour-18-19-updates.html
This was SO MUCH FUN!
http://deadbookdarling.com/2013/10/deweys-24-hour-readathon-2013-tbr-pile-updates-mini-challenges-oh-my.html
Not as tall as it could have been, but my husband is asleep, and I didn't want to wake him up when it suddenly fell 😉
http://abookgeek.blogspot.dk/2013/10/read-thon-progress-report.html
I tried to do something a little different. It's not a tower exactly…Please ignore the mess of books behind it – I tried tons of different ideas.
http://bookcomet.wordpress.com/readathons/
Fun challenge, thanks 🙂
Ha, it was fun! Mine's not as tall as I wanted it to be either (all my hardbacks are in my previous flat) but here we go 😀
https://twitter.com/bookswithacuppa/status/389302982602686464
This was really fun 🙂
24 books! 😀
http://eu-e-o-bam.blogspot.pt/2013/10/dewes-read-thon-back-mini-challenge-14.html
Thank you for the challenge!
That was a lot of fun 🙂 I did my best to make 'READ' out of books. It's in this post: http://timeforreading.wordpress.com/2013/10/12/deweys-readathon-2/
Awesome challenge! I posted my photo in my challenge post http://www.nyxbookreviews.com/posts/deweys-24-hours-readathon-challenges/
The funnest challenge! I tweeted as well, but here is my Book House:
https://twitter.com/Rivorniel/status/389345463528210432
Mine is really small, but it was so much fun 🙂
http://isjaneka.wordpress.com/2013/10/13/read-a-thon-update-2/
My tower: All the books I read during the Readathon! http://readerbuzz.blogspot.com/2013/10/vamos-deweys-24-hour-read-thon_4162.html
hoping my photo will finally post to my tweet to you via @_eHope
if not I'll create a post at my FHC blog…HERE
thx for the fun!
I think mine was 36 books, not very impressive built but it kept falling down and I had a hyper kitty jumping over them. I tweeted mine
Lainy http://www.alwaysreading.net
The random winner has been chosen – Vicky @ Books, Biscuits, and Tea
Yay, thank you!
Congrats to Vicky!
just stopping by to say thank you for hosting a mini-challenge. Gina @ BookDragon's Lair