2011

[close] For those of you who loves YA Fiction or Non-Fiction as it may. All we do is share, reflect and laugh. We'll have discussions, challenges and a whole lot more. Have Fun! [close]

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[close] The Book Game is to see if you can read more books than your partner in a year! Pair up with a someone or a whole group and you can start the challenge to see who can read more by December 31st 2011 at 11:59:59 PM! [close]

[close] This challenge is designed to encourage cross-genre reading including various (especially) young adult themes. It´s open for everyone who wants to explore different genres, extend their horizons and have fun with books. Feel free to invite everyone who might be interested in this challenge. Our goal is to read at least one book for each category listed below. 20 categories - 20 books - in 365 days: Theme Table 1. Utopic / Dystopic fantasy 2. Historic fiction (19th century and older or ancient) 3. Medieval (knights, dragons, castles, set in real or fantasy world) 4. Paranormal romance (romantic plot with paranormal surrounding) 5. High school (characters actively attend high school) 6. Vampires / werewolves (separately or both at the same time) 7. Shapeshifters (shifters, were-animals) 8. Undead (zombies, dead, undead, living dead, necromancers, afterlife) 9. Magic (witches, wizards, warlocks, wiccans) 10. Fairyland (fey, Seelie and Unseelie, pixies) 11. Sci-fi (aliens, space ships) 12. Psychics (premonitions, mind readers, special psychic powers) 13. Time travel (past and future, other worlds) 14. Water creatures (mermaids, sirenes, water sprites) 15. Horror (books which intend to scare) 16. Demons (hero as: demon, demon hunter, shadow hunter) 17. Angeles (flying, fallen) 18. Criminals (thieves, smugglers, deceivers, pirates, mafia) 19. Contemporary nonfiction (no supernatural elements) 20. Miscellaneous (anything extraordinary or unsuitable for other categories, preferably fiction) [close]