Mommy Mannegren is hosting a "52 Books in 52 Weeks" RC at her blog , "Mommy Mannegren". Click the button above to go to the sign-up page, for full details and to sign up. Sorry about that graphic. I've tried resizing it here and in PicMonkey, but it just comes out blurry.
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MY LIST
(the first ten categories appear here for now, I will add as the year progresses)
1. A book published in 2019 - How the Light Gets in by Jolina Petersheim (exp pub Mar 5)
2. An author you've never heard of before. Bad Karma by Douglas Klegg
3. A book you've read before. The Life-Changing Magic of Tidying Up by Marie Kondo
4. A book with a strong female lead. Ruthless by Susan Kiernan-Lewis (Jan 8) DONE
5. A play. Taming of the Shrew by William Shakespeare
6. A book set in the Southern USA. The Russian and Aunt Sophia by Rita Moreau (Florida)
7. A memoir on someone you admire. Child, Hold Me by Michel Sauret
8. Set in the Victorian Era. Pilfered Promises by M. Louisa Locke
9. A character with a career you wish you had. Exit, Stage Left by Adam Croft
10. A plant on the cover. Fatal Flowers by Enes Smith
11. Published the year you graduated school.
12. A graphic novel.
13. Featuring music.
14. Ugly cover.
15. A teen as the main character. First Frost by Liz DeJesus (Jan 4) DONE
16. The retelling of a well-known story.
17. Set during a holiday.
18. A book picked out for you by someone else.
19. Gothic fiction.
20. A book about time travel.
21. A title that starts with the letter 'J".
22. Fantasy novel.
23. True crime novel.
24. Self-published book.
25. The name of a color in the title.
26. A one-word title.
27. A book that makes you mad. In the Midst of Winter by Danice Hope (Jan 1, tour Jan 8) - DONE
28. A book that discusses mental health.
29. A book published by Harper Collins.
30. A book by an author who uses initials.
31. A book that everyone's talking about.
32. A western.
33. A book about a cult.
34. A book that was nominated (but didn't win) for a GoodReads Choice 2018 award.
35. A sports-related book.
36. A humorous novel.
37. Set in South America.
38. An allegorical book.
39. Military-related (fiction or non-fiction)
40. A book about an immigrant.
41. A book suggested by someone else in the challenge.
42. A family member's favorite book.
43. A children's book.
44. A book by an author who uses a pseudonym.
45. A beach read. Why Romeo Hates Juliet by Anna Mara (Jan 3) DONE
46. The first book you see in a bookstore/library.
47. Set in a country you've visited.
48. Set in a post-apocalyptic world
49, A speed read.
50. A fairy tale.
51. A book about organized crime/the mob.
52. An audiobook.
Before being read and reviewed links above go to GoodReads w/the exception of the following:
4. Goes to Amazon, because the book does not show on GoodReads
5. Links to The Literature Project, where the play can be read.
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