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Which 2014 yearly challenge would you most like to see brought back for 2015?
Randomiser - A random number generator determines which books you read from your to-read list
Listopia - Choose books to read based on Listopias
#readwomen2014 - Would be changed to #readwomen2015
String Theory - Each book connects to the next book in some way
2014 Goodreads Choice Awards - Read books published in 2014 for each award category
Around the World in Books - Read books from different regions
Read the Month Around the World - A spell out challenge based on different languages
Recommended by Reading Challengers - Read books from the group's Listopia of favorite books
Monopoly Genre - Read books of set genres to make a monopoly
Goodreads Authors - Read as many Goodreads Authors as you can
Dewey Decimal - Read non-fiction in each Dewey decimal category
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I also like the Dewey Decimal, Listopia and Randomiser challenges as well.
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In this Poll I will like to have more than one option. There are multiple challenge very interesting.
Carol, feel free to use the comments section here, and we will keep that in mind when choosing.
I also liked the Goodreads authors and the Goodreads choice awards.
I really liked the Goodreads authors and the Women authors challenge this year. Next year I'd like to give something else a try, so I voted for the String Theory.
I loved the recommande by readers challenge and I would love to read more books from that list. I also loved the Award challenge, though I haven't read as many as I liked, it is still more out-this-year's books than I read last year.
I voted for the Listopia challenge, but also enjoyed the Recommended by Reading Challengers challenge.
I like listopia and Goodreads Choice awards.
Also the Dewey Decimal Challenge and the Listopia Challenge.
I voted for the Listopia challenge, because I love that it is so customizable yet keeps me on track with a goal.If I could vote for more than one challenge: I really like Recommended by Reading Challengers. Dewey Decimal and #readwomen are great, too, but more specific and thus perhaps fun for fewer members.
I also liked the Goodreads Choice awards. that and the #readingwomen were great options.
String theory AND Listopia are my favourites. (Was really excited about the randomizer one too, until I realised it was actually just making me feel guilty about my read-whatever-catches-my-eye habit instead of going for pre-selected titles!)
I voted for #readwomen but I also loved the Around the world in books challenge :-)
I voted for the Monopoly Challenge, but I would also like the Dewey Decimal Challenge
I like the spell out challenges since it give you a nice amount wiggle room to choose from. I also liked the #readwomen. One not on the list was read the rainbow that was fun.
I like the randomizer and the string theory challenges. That would be interesting :)
