I tried several graphics resizer sites and couldn't get it to be as big as I wanted without the categories blurring out of readability. Ugh. Anyway, click on that little button up there to go to the sign-up page for this reading challenge, and to find out any details. On to the readable categories!
- a book by a Canadian author
- a childhood favorite
- a novel that is considered a 'classic'
- a mystery novel
- Brownies and Betrayal by Heather Justesen (November?)
- a book you've been meaning to read but haven't gotten to
- a science fiction novel
- an adventure / espionage novel
White Hell by Remington Kane (read 1/1/2018; reviewed 1/2/2018; edited to update on 1/1/2018 at 2354 hrs)- a biography
- Daughter of Earth and Water: A Biography of Mary Wollstonecraft Shelley by Noel Gerson
- a book that challenges your viewpoint
- the first book in a trilogy
- Super Dark #1 by Tanith Morse
- a book over 600 pages
- A Woman in White by Wilkie Collins (1st pub 1859)
- a book you can read in a day
Above and Beyond by Kathryn Shay (read 1/1/2018; reviewed 1/2/2018; edited to update 1/2/2018)- a that has won the Pulitzer Prize - any year
- any book from the 2017 GoodReads choice awards
- Into the Water by Paula Hawkins
- a book that has been made into a movie
- Murder on the Orient Express by Agatha Christie
- a book chosen solely by its cover
- a book on theology
- a celebrity memoir
- a book with a six-word title
- I Only Have Eyes for You by Bella Andre
- a book set in a country you want to visit
- Passion and Plunder by Colette Cameron
- a book that makes you laugh out loud
- a book you read in school
- a book with a green spine
- a book with a character that shares your name
- a book published in 2018
- a book recommended by a friend
- a book recommended by a librarian
- a book written by an author under 30
- a book written before 1920
- a book that makes you cry
- an e-book
- a book with bad reviews
- a YA bestseller
- a book set in Africa
- a book by Agatha Christie
- Partners in Crime by Agatha Christie
- a historical non-fiction book
- a book that inspires you
The Life Changing Magic of Tidying Up by Marie Kondo This will be my first book read for the year. **edited to add on Sunday, 31 December, 2017 at 2235 hrs** (read 1/1/18; reviewed 1/2/18; edited to update 1/1/18 2239 hrs)- a short story
- a book that has been on the NYT bestseller list for at least 10 weeks
- a political book (fiction or non-fiction)
- a book by a Scandinavian author
- a book with non-human characters
- a book about a topic you're passionate about - (social in/justice)
- Where Do I Go by Beverly Magid (read 1-6-2018 through 1-7, 2018, review composed 1/8/2018, review to publish 1-29-2018; edited to add 1-8-2018 1425 hrs)
- a book set in the Middle East
- a book already in your bookshelf
- a book that was once banned
- a book originally published in the year you were born
- a book about travel
- a foreign book translated into English
- a book with the letter "Y" somewhere in the title
- Solitary by Travis Thrasher
- a book with food on the cover
- Strawberry Murder by Carol Durand
- a book about a current world issue
That's 13 categories planned. Three months worth of reads. I'm calling it good for now. :O)