NaNoReMo - an alternative challenge for November

As I said in my last post, I'm feeling a bit left out of the writerly group hug that is NaNoWriMo. So when I read that author Natalie Whipple was doing NaNoReMo instead, I thought I might hitch myself to that wagon.

Also, I just happen to have 12 novels balanced atop my bedside at the moment following a successful visit to the library and an out-of-control bookbinge at the Borders warehouse sale last weekend,* so my reading list is already sorted:
Shug by Jenny HanMy Candlelight Novel by Joanne HornimanSame Difference by Siobhan Vivian (which I've been dying to read since Persnickety Snark's review)Vibes by Amy Kathleen RyanShe's with the Band by Georgia ClarkWhen the Hipchicks Went to War by Pamela RushbyCassie by Barry JonsbergLittle Bird by Penni RussonFighting Ruben Wolfe by Markus ZusakThe Sweet Life by Rebecca LimYou Lose Some, You Win Some by Julia ClarkeBig Fat Manifesto by Susan Vaught* at $1 to $5 each, it would have been a crime to leave them languishing there, wouldn't it? Even if the bookshelves chez Fantapants are about to split their sides...