Your books for the list

[Arvenig]

Here you can write your list of books for the challenge

[Arvenig]

Secret.Fairy.Library wrote: "1. Koning van de Katoren(How to Become King) by Jan Terlouw
2. Raveleijn by Paul van Loon
3. The Scorch Trials by James Dashner
4. The Eyre Affair by Jasper Fjorde
5. S by Doug Dorst
6. The Complet..."

Wow awesome list!

[Arvenig]

Secret.Fairy.Library wrote: "Arvenig wrote: "Secret.Fairy.Library wrote: "1. Koning van de Katoren(How to Become King) by Jan Terlouw
2. Raveleijn by Paul van Loon
3. The Scorch Trials by James Dashner
4. The Eyre Affair by Ja..."

I think you can edit it and correct it :)

[[deleted user]]

As with Marie, I'm going to just post my books month to month.
Here are my January books :)

1. A book that you really liked when you were little: The Curious Incident of the Dog in the Night-Time by Mark Haddon
2. A book that you couldn’t fit in a previous challenge: The First Fifteen Lives of Harry August by Claire North
3. A book that’s becoming or is a movie: Life of Pi by Yann Martel

*EDIT*
I started Life of Pi and I found it just wasn't my kind of book. Instead I am going to read Bridge to Terabithia

[Heather]

1. A book that you really liked when you were little: The BFG
2. A book that you couldn't fit in a previous challenge: Gone, Baby, Gone
3. A Book that's becoming or is a movie: Me and Earl and the Dying Girl
4. A book that you own but you never read: Unclaimed
5. A book that someone you love loves: All the Light We Cannot See
6. A book that's a collection of novels:
7. A book type you don't usually buy: The Sound of Gravel
8. A book chosen for its cover: The Selection
9. A book on your TBR that matches your age: The Nightingale
10. A secondhand book:
11. A book that has more than 500 pages:
12. A genre you don't usually read: The Night Sister
13. A book in which the main character belongs to a minority: Outsiders
14. A book you swore you'd never read:
15. A book set in another continent:
16. A classic:
17. A book that has been written when the author was under 30 or over 65:
18. A book that’s not written in your mother language:
19. A book that’s not fiction:
20. A saga:
21. A comic or manga:
22. A book that you should have read for school:
23. A book to read with a buddy read: The Testing
24. A book that’s more than 80 years:
25. A book that was made into a Disney film or a tv show:
26. A book written by someone not famous: The Ugly Princess: The Legend of the Winnowwood
27. A book that was originally written for NaNoWriMo:
28. A book that was published this year:
29. The first book by someone that’s now famous: The Good Girl
30. Books from your TBR!: Folded Dreams - the Beginning

[Arvenig]

I'll add books three by three so here are the first three book!
P.S. If it could help I'm creating an excel file so I can see in which category the book could fit and then I decide!

1) A book that you really liked when you were little Stargirl
2) A book that you couldn't fit in a previous challenge Library of the Dead
3) A book that's becoming or is a movie The 5th Wave
4) A book that you own but you never read 1984
5) A book that someone you love loves The Restaurant at the End of the Universe
6) A book that's a collection of novels Miss Marple's Final Cases

[[deleted user]]

Four months later but I think I've settled on this list for the year:

1. A book that you really liked when you were little: The Adventures of Robin Hood and His Merry Men - Howard Pyle
2. A book that you couldn’t fit in a previous challenge: The Lions of Al-Rassan - Guy Gavriel Kay
3. A book that’s becoming or is a movie: The Gunslinger - Stephen King
4.A book that you own but you never read: The Andromeda Strain - Michael Crichton
5. A book that someone you love loves: H is for Hawk - Helen Macdonald
6. A book that’s a collection of novels: The Hitch Hiker's Guide to the Galaxy: A trilogy in five parts - Douglas Adams
7. A book type you don’t usually buy (e-book, paper or audiobook): Anne of Green Gables - L. M. Montgomery
8. A book chosen for its cover: Ten Thousand Skies Above You - Claudia Gray
9. The book on your TBR list that matches your age: Being Mortal: Medicine and what matters in the end - Atule Gawande
10. A secondhand book: The Kite Runner - Khaled Hosseini
11. A book that has more than 500 pages: City On Fire - Garth Risk Hallberg
12. A genre that you don’t usually read: Looking For Alaska - John Green
13. A book in which the main character belongs to a minority: Born Confused - Tanuja Desaid Hidier
14. A book you swore you’d never read - Mrs. Dalloway - Virginia Woolf
15. A book set in another continent: The Gun Seller - Hugh Laurie
16. A classic: Don Quixote de la Mancha - Miguel de Cervantes Saavedra
17. A book that has been written when the author was under 30 or over 65: Divergent - Veronica Roth
18. A book that’s not written in your mother language: The Alchemist - Paulo Coelho (learn Spanish first)
19. A book that’s not fiction: STIFF: The curious lives of human cadavers - Mary roach
20. A saga - One Hundred Years of Solitude - Gabriel Garcia Marquez
21. A comic or manga: Saga Volume 3 - Brian K. Vaughan
22. A book that you should have read for school: The Silent Blade - R. A. Salvatore
23. A book to read with a buddy read: Lab Girl - Hope Jahren
24. A book that’s more than 80 years: The Old Curiosity Shop - Charles Dickens
25. A book that was made into a Disney film or a tv show: The Jungle Book - Rudyard Kipling
26. A book written by someone not famous: A Home Left of Beyond - I. A. Abraham
27. A book that was originally written for NaNoWriMo: Wool - Hugh Howey
28. A book that was published this year: The Nest - Cynthia D'Aprix Sweeney
29. The first book by someone that’s now famous: A Study In Scarlet - Sir Arthur Conan Doyle
30. Books from your TBR!