Monday, November 20, 2017

My 2018 Alphabet Soup Reading Challenge Sign-up


The Alphabet Soup Reading Challenge is hosted by the inimitable Lori at Escape With Dollycas.  Click on the button above to go to the sign-up page, where the details of this challenge are listed.

Below is my tentative list (because I think it will be easier for me to keep track of things that way).  It is not necessary to pick your books beforehand.  Links go to GoodReads for now.  When the read/review is finished, I'll change the link to where my review is - usually another post on this blog.  If 'planned for' with a date/month is after the entry, the book is also being used for the 2018 Monthly Keyword Reading Challenge.

A - Above and Beyond (To Serve & Protect #1) by Kathryn Shay (read 1/1/2018; reviewed 1/2/2018; edited to update 1/2/2018 1131 hrs)
B - Brownies and Betrayal by Heather Justesen (planned for November)
C - CS Lewis: A Life Inspired by Christopher Gordon (tentative for February)
D - Dark Isle: Book 2 by Shannon Mayer (tentative for March)
E - Enchantress: The Evermen Saga #1 by James Maxwell (tentative for April)
F - Fortune's Flower by Anthea Lawson (planned for May)
G - Gumbeaux by Kimberly Vargas (tentative for May) 
H - Homemade Body Scrubs by Dogwood Apps (tentative for June)
I - Ice Blue by Emma Jameson (planned for June)
J - Just Evil (Evil Secrets Trilogy #1) by Vicki McKeehan (tentative for July)
K - Kiss of Fire (Imdalind #1) by Rebecca Ethington (tenative for August)
L - Limelight by Emily Organ (planned for March)
M - The Measure of Katie Calloway by Serena B. Miller (tentative for September)
N - Nailed (Ron Ketchum #1) by Joseph Flynn (tentative for October)
O - The One You Love (Emma Holden #1) by Paul Pilkington (tentative for November)
P - The Price of Innocence by Bryan Devore (tentative for December)
Q - Murder in the Latin Quarter by (Maggie Newberry #7) by Susan Kiernan-Lewis (tentative for January)
R - The Red Door Inn by Liz Johnson (planned for December)
S - Sweets and a Stabbing by Harper Lin (planned for February)
T - There's Always a Catch by Stephanie Taylor (planned for September)
U - Unexpected Gifts (Castle Mountain Lodge #1) by Elena Aitken (tentative for February)
V - Vampire Catch (The Angler #2) by Annie Nicholas (NOTE: listed as such on Amazon; listed as "Catch (The Angler #2) on GR.  Hope this is ok.  It not, it's cool.  It's not like I'm lacking *vampire* for books *vampire* starting with "V" *vampire* anyway. *lol*) (tentative for March)
W - White Hell by Remington Kane (read 1/1/2018; reviewed 1/2/2018; edited to update 1/2/2018 0004 hrs)
X - **going to have to do some searching on this one** (tentative for April)
Y - Yellow Ribbon (Devlin Haskell #1) by Mike Faricy (planned for August)
Z - The Zombie Chronicles #1 by Chrissy Peebles (tentative for May)

There.

Is that clear as mud?

Well, it's 6:10 in the morning and I'm needing a 2nd cup of coffee, so please be gentle. :O)  Escape With Dollycas & My Reader's Block are great places to find reading challenges (I know there are others, but these are the 2 that come to mind right now.  Oh, and of course, GoodReads!  If you know of sites hosting RC's, please let us know in the comments!

You don't have to pick books before your start the challenge, I'm just hoping that my record-keeping gets a little better in 2018.  I usually get the reading done with no problem, but get behind on the link-ups and such and then wind up letting everything drop.  Trying to do better in the new year!

2 comments:

  1. Thanks for commenting on my blog the other day. I am hosting five challenges this year:
    https://jannghi.blogspot.com/2017/10/memoir-reading-challenge-2018.html
    https://jannghi.blogspot.com/2017/10/literary-loners-reading-challenge-2018.html
    https://jannghi.blogspot.com/2017/10/humor-reading-challenge-2018.html
    https://jannghi.blogspot.com/2017/10/2018-epistolary-reading-challenge.html
    https://jannghi.blogspot.com/2017/10/creativity-reading-challenge-2018.html

    And there is one for mental illness reading:
    https://opinionsofawolf.com/mia-reading-challenge/

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  2. I used to do so many reading challenges in the past. This one looks like it can help to get those TBR books read.

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