Download September @ReadNobels Wallpaper featuring Anatole France's Our Children

It's almost September! It's time once again for our new calendar for Read the Nobels.

If this is the first time you're hearing about this, these calendar wallpapers are a fun monthly project I cooked up for myself and is a sneaky way of promoting the Read the Nobels Reading Challenge for 2016. I select an author who has won the Nobel Prize in Literature, a book cover, and a quote.

This month, I am featuring 1921 Nobel Prize Laureate Anatole France. I noticed that on Read the Nobels, there was only one book reviewed. I'm going to keep this simple, let you gawk at the vintage cover, and click on the links below.

You can read some of his work here:

• Our Children by Anatole France on Project Gutenberg
• Anatole France - List of Works (free on Project Gutenberg)

Download this September Read the Nobels wallpaper!

Right click image, download, and set as your desktop wallpaper. Voila! #ReadNobels makes an appearance on your computer! (Note: Wallpaper for personal use only.)

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Have you ever heard of Anatole France?

Past wallpapers:

• August wallpaper: featured 1938 Laureate Pearl S. Buck's The Good Earth
• July wallpaper: featured 1929 Laureate Thomas Mann's The Magic Mountain*
• June wallpaper: featured 2004 Laureate Elfriede Jelinek's The Piano Teacher* 
• May wallpaper: featured 1968 Laureate Yasunari Kawabata's Beauty and Sadness*
• April wallpaper: featured 1909 Laureate Selma Lagerlöf's The Wonderful Adventures of Nils* 
• March wallpaper: featured 1907 Laureate Rudyard Kipling's The Jungle Book*
• February wallpaper: featured 2013 Laureate Alice Munro's Runaway*
• January wallpaper : featured the first edition cover and a quote from 1982 Laureate Gabriel García Márquez's One Hundred Years of Solitude*

Get some Nobel Prize winning literature in your reading lists! All it takes is one book for the entire year. Click to join the challenge RIGHT HERE!

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