Luckily the 2011 Global Reading Challenge fits right in. At the Expert level, it asks for three novels from each continent, with an extra continent thrown in for those space-station kind of books. I am of course back-dating all my reading so far, or at least the books that I consider real novels and that take place somewhere. I'm going to try not to count books set in the US, so I hope Canada or Mexico come through for me.
Africa
- Baking Cakes in Kigali (Rwanda)
- Anna Hibiscus, Atinuke (probably Nigeria)
- Wife of the Gods, Kwei Quartey (Ghana)
- (Boy Who Harnessed the Wind, William Kamkwamba) Malawi, but not a novel
- Housekeeper and the Professor (Japan)
- The Commoner (Japan)
- The Duel (Israel)
- Space Between Us (India)
- One Man's Bible (China)
- Guardian of the Dead (New Zealand)
- The Whale Rider (New Zealand)
- Stolen (Australia)
- Jasper Jones, (Australia)
- The Heir (England)
- The Game of Kings (Scotland)
- Don't Say a Word (Germany)
- Strange Blood (Wales)
- Toby Alone (France)
- Victim Rights (Canada). Hey, I forgot to review this!
- Hammered (Canada: Ontario)
- Border Crossing, Maria Cruz (Mexico) (a real novel)
- Born to Run (Mexico) (technically not a novel)
- Doc Wilde and the Frogs of Doom, Tim Byrd (imaginary South American country)
- Boiling Point, K.L. Dionne (Chile)
- Stolen Lake, Joan Aiken (another imaginary South American country)
- Thendara House (Darkover)
- Do Unto Others (Govannon)
- The House of the Stag (Baker fantasy world)
- Burndive (Austro space station)
- Troubled Waters (fantasy world)
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