A Book A Day Keeps the Boredom at Bay Reading Challenge

[Lisa Kay]

Welcome to the challenge, Claire!

[JenniferJ]

Sept 2, 2013 - Sept 1, 2014

Read 2/31

1 - 9/5/13

2 – One is good, two is better. Read a romance book or a book that has a partnership.
Two can also mean repetition. Read a book about second chances.

3 – Being the third wheel is never funny. Read a book that has a wheel on the cover. Or has a love triangle. You can also read a book about three best friends.

4 – 4th of July is Independence Day. Read a book with a red, white and blue cover, or that is set on the US, or has the US flag on the cover. Or read a book where the main character is fighting for his independence or for some greater good.

5 - 9/3/13

6 - In numerology the number 6 is considered a feminine, nurturing, "mother" number. Read a book where the main female character is a mother or becomes a mother.
In a biblical sense, both man and the serpent were created on the sixth day, therefore, the number six represents both man and rebellion. Read a book were the main character is a man or about a rebellion or resistance to some regimen.

7–Lucky Seven. Read a book where a character is extremely lucky or a book about anything game related (gambling, bets, poker night, drinking game, you get my point). In the Old Testament, 7 is the number of days it took for God to create the world. Read a book with a tight deadline.

8– Magic Eight Ball. Read a Magical Book or a book where a character predicts the future (visions, premonitions, tarot readings, any method counts).

9–Is the name of a film set in a post-apocalyptic future. Read a book set in, or where a character comes from, a post-apocalyptic future

10 – 10th of June is the day of Camoes, Portugal and the Portuguese communities. Read a poetry book or a book that has a writer as the main character. Or read a book where the protagonist is Portuguese or Brazilian or speaks Portuguese. Or read a book where the main character struggles to save a precious item.

11–Its etymological originates from a Germanic compound ainlif meaning "one left". Read a book with only "one left" - it can be the only option left, or the only survivor, or the last of a set of events, the last book left in a series, etc.

12– 12 days of Christmas. Read a book about Christmas, Christmas songs or that has a cumulative title, like Once Bitten, Twice Shy. 12 is also the governmental perfection. Read a book with a character or author named as one of the 12 Apostles, or set in Israel. There are 12 zodiacal signs. Read a book with zodiac or one of the signs on the cover or in the title

13– Black cats, voodoo dolls and Friday the 13th. Read a book about superstitions, bad luck or the occult. Friday the 13th is also known among programmers for causing a computer bug. Read a book about computer viruses, computer hacking or some technological challenge like in Digital Fortress.

14–The 14th amendment defines US citizenship rights, and importantly, gave African Americans the right to citizenship in America. Read a book where a character moves to the US, or is based in 19th century America.

15–The atomic number of phosphorus, which emits a faint glow upon exposure to oxygen – hence its name given from Greek mythology, meaning "light-bearer." Read a book showing the faint glow of light on the cover.

16– Sweet 16. Read a book where a character (doesn’t have to be the MC) reaches 16 or has a sweet 16 party. Or read a Young Adult book.

17–The shortest form of Japanese poetry (known as Haiku) contains exactly 17 syllables. Read something set in Japan. It takes 17 muscles to produce a smile. Read something that puts a smile on your face.

18–Number of holes on a golf course. Read a book about a professional sportsperson, or where a character plays golf, or golf is part of the title or cover of a book

19–The worst worldwide influenza pandemic ended in 1919. Read a book from the medical genre, or a book with a character who is a Doctor or Nurse, or a book where someone dies from the flu.

20–20/20. Read a “number one book”: about a top student, a perfect score, a best seller. You can also read a book where a character has one of the senses highlighted.

21 –Is the legal age for drinking. Read a book where someone has a drinking problem, is an ex-alcoholic or overcome some addiction. 21 can also be Black Jack. Read a book set or where the character goes to Las Vegas, or has a casino or a game of Black Jack or vingt et un is involved.

22–In French, "22" is used as a phrase to warn of the coming of the police (typically "22, v'là les flics!", "22, here come the cops!"). Read a book that is a police procedural, or has a strong police presence.

23–"W" is the 23rd letter of the alphabet. It has two points down and three points up. Half of W is V, which is the Roman numeral for 5. The "W" on your keyboard is right between the 2 and 3. Read a book with a title or series name that begins with "W." Or was written by an author with a first or last name that begins with "W."

24–There are 24 hours in a day. Read a book in one day. Or one that takes place all in one day.

25–British slang for £25 is "Pony." Read a book about a horse or has a picture of one on the cover.

26 –26th January is the Australia day or the arrival of the First Fleet. Read a book set in Australia or aboard of a ship. You can also read an historical book with action taking place on the 18th century.

27– Is the perfect cube (3 X 3 X 3). Read a book from 3 different trilogies - yes, that means 3 books - Or read a book about a mathematic riddle or code, books like The Da Vinci Code or The Eight are a good example for this one.

28–The number of dominoes in standard domino sets. Read something with a black and white cover.

29–and holding. Read a book where the main character is about to turn 30.
Or you can use listopia: I searched for "turning 30" and got results like
Flavorwire.com's 30 Books Everyone Should Read Before Turning 30
or
The books of my 20s">The books of my 20s
Any book from those lists (or similar) will be eligible for this option.

30–Over the hill or don't trust anyone over 30. Read a book where a character has an abnormal life spam and is older than he/she appears (vampire, fae, warlock, elf, etc).

31 –Is the last day of the month. Read a book about last chances. Or read the final book of a series. You can also read a book about the end of a cycle or a new beginning.

[Ezi]

Moderators of Nothing but Reading Challenges (All the Mods) wrote: "
BOREDOM CHASERS:



Allison
Barbara ★
Brenda
Brooke
ilovebakedgoods (Teresa)
Kristie
Lára
Ruth
Suzanne"

Aren't you going to update this list?

Do you want us to repost every so often...or just say Post 7 is updated?

[Midu]

(view spoiler)[1-Read a book where the main character (MC) has a first experience of sorts or is a one word title or is the first of a series.
by Heidi Cullinan

2–Read a romance book or a book that has a partnership or a book about second chances.
by Laura Eno

3–Read a book that has a wheel on the cover or has a love triangle or about three best friends.
by John Steinbeck

4–Read a book with a red, white and blue cover, or that is set on the US, or has the US flag on the cover or where the main character is fighting for his independence or for some greater good.
by Jeaniene Frost

5-Read a book where a character is a sports fan or has a best buddy or a character with a strong need for approval or with a star on the cover or title.

6-Read a book where the main female character is a mother or becomes a mother or where the main character is a man or about a rebellion or resistance to some regimen.

7– ✔

8–Read a Magical Book or a book where a character predicts the future.

9–Read a book set in, or where a character comes from, a post-apocalyptic future

10–Read a poetry book or a book that has a writer as the main character or read a book where the protagonist is Portuguese or Brazilian or speaks Portuguese or read a book where the main character struggles to save a precious item.

11–Read a book with only "one left" - it can be the only option left, or the only survivor, or the last of a set of events, the last book left in a series, etc.

12–Read a book about Christmas or that has a cumulative title, like Once Bitten, Twice Shy or with a character or author named as one of the 12 Apostles, or set in Israel or with zodiac or one of the signs on the cover or in the title.

13– ✔

14–Read a book where a character moves to the US, or is based in 19th century America.

15–Read a book showing the faint glow of light on the cover.

16–Read a book where a character reaches 16 or has a sweet 16 party or read a Young Adult book.

17–✔

18–Read a book about a professional sportsperson, or where a character plays golf, or golf is part of the title or cover of a book

19–Read a book from the medical genre, or a book with a character who is a Doctor or Nurse, or a book where someone dies from the flu.

20–Read a “number one book”: about a top student, a perfect score, a best seller or a book where a character has one of the senses highlighted.

21–Read a book where someone has a drinking problem, is an ex-alcoholic or overcome some addiction or where the character goes to Las Vegas, or has a casino or a game of Black Jack or vingt et un is involved.

22–Read a book that is a police procedural, or has a strong police presence.

23–Read a book with a title or series name that begins with "W" or was written by an author with a first or last name that begins with "W."

24–✔

25–Read a book about a horse or has a picture of one on the cover.

26–Read a book set in Australia or aboard of a ship or historical book with action taking place on the 18th century.

27–Read a book from 3 different trilogies - yes, that means 3 books or about a mathematic riddle or code.

28–Read something with a black and white cover.

29–Read a book where the main character is about to turn 30 or from Flavorwire.com's 30 Books Everyone Should Read Before Turning 30 or The books of my 20s.

30–✔

31–Read a book about last chances or read the final book of a series or about the end of a cycle or a new beginning. (hide spoiler)]

[Jane]

Would this book count as?

15–The atomic number of phosphorus, which emits a faint glow upon exposure to oxygen – hence its name given from Greek mythology, meaning "light-bearer." Read a book showing the faint glow of light on the cover

[Elaine]

Hi,

I'm new, but I would like to join this challenge midstream, if possible. If I can use books already read, I'm pretty sure I can catch up just fine.

[Moderators of NBRC, Challenger-in-Chief]

Jane wrote: "Would this book count as?

15–The atomic number of phosphorus, which emits a faint glow"

Works for me, Jane.

[Moderators of NBRC, Challenger-in-Chief]

Sure, Elaine. You're not too late. Welcome to the challenge!

[Elaine]

Thanks! Today is laundry day, so I'll start working on my list right now. ;-)

[Elaine]

A BOOK A DAY
Timeframe 9/9/2013 to 9/8/2014
3/31
Boredom Level Never ending year

1 - Read a book where the main character (MC) has a first experience of sorts. Or is the first of a series.
Halfway to the Grave by Jeaniene Frost.
First in the Night Huntress series, and definitely a first experience for the main character.

2 – One is good, two is better. Read a romance book or a book that has a partnership. Two can also mean repetition. Read a book about second chances.

Virgin River by Robyn Carr A partnership created, and it’s about second chances for both the main characters.

3 – Being the third wheel is never funny. Read a book that has a wheel on the cover. Or has a love triangle. You can also read a book about three best friends.
One for the Money by Janet Evanovich Stephanie Plum definitely has the love triangle going, in spades. Morelli and Ranger, mmm.

4 – Or read a book where the main character is fighting for his independence or for some greater good.
Moon Called by Patricia Briggs. Set in the Tri-cities area of the state of Washington, and Mercy Thompson is definitely fighting for some greater good.

5 - High Five. Read a book where a character is a sports fan or has a best buddy. Or read one about a character with a strong need for approval. There are five points on a star. Read a book with a star on the cover or title.

6 - In numerology the number 6 is considered a feminine, nurturing, "mother" number. Read a book where the main female character is a mother or becomes a mother.
In a biblical sense, both man and the serpent were created on the sixth day, therefore, the number six represents both man and rebellion. Read a book were the main character is a man or about a rebellion or resistance to some regimen.

7–Lucky Seven. Read a book where a character is extremely lucky or a book about anything game related (gambling, bets, poker night, drinking game, you get my point). In the Old Testament, 7 is the number of days it took for God to create the world. Read a book with a tight deadline.

8– Magic Eight Ball. Read a Magical Book or a book where a character predicts the future (visions, premonitions, tarot readings, any method counts).

9–Is the name of a film set in a post-apocalyptic future. Read a book set in, or where a character comes from, a post-apocalyptic future

10 – 10th of June is the day of Camoes, Portugal and the Portuguese communities. Read a poetry book or a book that has a writer as the main character. Or read a book where the protagonist is Portuguese or Brazilian or speaks Portuguese. Or read a book where the main character struggles to save a precious item.

11–Its etymological originates from a Germanic compound ainlif meaning "one left". Read a book with only "one left" - it can be the only option left, or the only survivor, or the last of a set of events, the last book left in a series, etc.

12– 12 days of Christmas. Read a book about Christmas, Christmas songs or that has a cumulative title, like Once Bitten, Twice Shy. 12 is also the governmental perfection. Read a book with a character or author named as one of the 12 Apostles, or set in Israel. There are 12 zodiacal signs. Read a book with zodiac or one of the signs on the cover or in the title

13– Black cats, voodoo dolls and Friday the 13th. Read a book about superstitions, bad luck or the occult. Friday the 13th is also known among programmers for causing a computer bug. Read a book about computer viruses, computer hacking or some technological challenge like in Digital Fortress.

14–The 14th amendment defines US citizenship rights, and importantly, gave African Americans the right to citizenship in America. Read a book where a character moves to the US, or is based in 19th century America.

15–The atomic number of phosphorus, which emits a faint glow upon exposure to oxygen – hence its name given from Greek mythology, meaning "light-bearer." Read a book showing the faint glow of light on the cover.

16– Sweet 16. Read a book where a character (doesn’t have to be the MC) reaches 16 or has a sweet 16 party. Or read a Young Adult book.

17–The shortest form of Japanese poetry (known as Haiku) contains exactly 17 syllables. Read something set in Japan. It takes 17 muscles to produce a smile. Read something that puts a smile on your face.

18–Number of holes on a golf course. Read a book about a professional sportsperson, or where a character plays golf, or golf is part of the title or cover of a book

19–The worst worldwide influenza pandemic ended in 1919. Read a book from the medical genre, or a book with a character who is a Doctor or Nurse, or a book where someone dies from the flu.

20–20/20. Read a “number one book”: about a top student, a perfect score, a best seller. You can also read a book where a character has one of the senses highlighted.

21 –Is the legal age for drinking. Read a book where someone has a drinking problem, is an ex-alcoholic or overcome some addiction. 21 can also be Black Jack. Read a book set or where the character goes to Las Vegas, or has a casino or a game of Black Jack or vingt et un is involved.

22–In French, "22" is used as a phrase to warn of the coming of the police (typically "22, v'là les flics!", "22, here come the cops!"). Read a book that is a police procedural, or has a strong police presence.

23–"W" is the 23rd letter of the alphabet. It has two points down and three points up. Half of W is V, which is the Roman numeral for 5. The "W" on your keyboard is right between the 2 and 3. Read a book with a title or series name that begins with "W." Or was written by an author with a first or last name that begins with "W."

24–There are 24 hours in a day. Read a book in one day. Or one that takes place all in one day.

25–British slang for £25 is "Pony." Read a book about a horse or has a picture of one on the cover.

26 –26th January is the Australia day or the arrival of the First Fleet. Read a book set in Australia or aboard of a ship. You can also read an historical book with action taking place on the 18th century.

27– Is the perfect cube (3 X 3 X 3). Read a book from 3 different trilogies - yes, that means 3 books - Or read a book about a mathematic riddle or code, books like The Da Vinci Code or The Eight are a good example for this one.

28–The number of dominoes in standard domino sets. Read something with a black and white cover.

29–and holding. Read a book where the main character is about to turn 30.
Or you can use listopia: I searched for "turning 30" and got results like
Flavorwire.com's 30 Books Everyone Should Read Before Turning 30
or
The books of my 20s">The books of my 20s
Any book from those lists (or similar) will be eligible for this option.

30–Over the hill or don't trust anyone over 30. Read a book where a character has an abnormal life spam and is older than he/she appears (vampire, fae, warlock, elf, etc).

31 –Is the last day of the month. Read a book about last chances. Or read the final book of a series. You can also read a book about the end of a cycle or a new beginning.

[Midu]

(view spoiler)[1-Read a book where the main character (MC) has a first experience of sorts or is a one word title or is the first of a series.
by Heidi Cullinan

2–Read a romance book or a book that has a partnership or a book about second chances.
by Laura Eno

3–Read a book that has a wheel on the cover or has a love triangle or about three best friends.
by John Steinbeck

4–Read a book with a red, white and blue cover, or that is set on the US, or has the US flag on the cover or where the main character is fighting for his independence or for some greater good.
by Jeaniene Frost

5-Read a book where a character is a sports fan or has a best buddy or a character with a strong need for approval or with a star on the cover or title.

6-✔

7– ✔

8–Read a Magical Book or a book where a character predicts the future.

9–Read a book set in, or where a character comes from, a post-apocalyptic future

10–Read a poetry book or a book that has a writer as the main character or read a book where the protagonist is Portuguese or Brazilian or speaks Portuguese or read a book where the main character struggles to save a precious item.

11–Read a book with only "one left" - it can be the only option left, or the only survivor, or the last of a set of events, the last book left in a series, etc.

12–Read a book about Christmas or that has a cumulative title, like Once Bitten, Twice Shy or with a character or author named as one of the 12 Apostles, or set in Israel or with zodiac or one of the signs on the cover or in the title.

13– ✔

14–Read a book where a character moves to the US, or is based in 19th century America.

15–Read a book showing the faint glow of light on the cover.

16–Read a book where a character reaches 16 or has a sweet 16 party or read a Young Adult book.

17–✔

18–Read a book about a professional sportsperson, or where a character plays golf, or golf is part of the title or cover of a book

19–Read a book from the medical genre, or a book with a character who is a Doctor or Nurse, or a book where someone dies from the flu.

20–Read a “number one book”: about a top student, a perfect score, a best seller or a book where a character has one of the senses highlighted.

21–Read a book where someone has a drinking problem, is an ex-alcoholic or overcome some addiction or where the character goes to Las Vegas, or has a casino or a game of Black Jack or vingt et un is involved.

22–Read a book that is a police procedural, or has a strong police presence.

23–Read a book with a title or series name that begins with "W" or was written by an author with a first or last name that begins with "W."

24–✔

25–Read a book about a horse or has a picture of one on the cover.

26–Read a book set in Australia or aboard of a ship or historical book with action taking place on the 18th century.

27–Read a book from 3 different trilogies - yes, that means 3 books or about a mathematic riddle or code.

28–Read something with a black and white cover.

29–Read a book where the main character is about to turn 30 or from Flavorwire.com's 30 Books Everyone Should Read Before Turning 30 or The books of my 20s.

30–✔

31–Read a book about last chances or read the final book of a series or about the end of a cycle or a new beginning. (hide spoiler)]

[Connie N.]

So are you saying I only need to read 31 books in a whole year for this challenge? I'm in.

A BOOK A DAY
Timeframe: 9/1/13 to 8/31/14
33/33

*****CHALLENGE COMPLETED 6/7/14 *******

1. - 1st of series - Track of the Cat by Nevada Barr - 9/15/13 ★★★★

2. - Romance - The Newcomer by Robyn Carr - 9/12/13 ★★★★

3. – Love triangle - Erica's Choice by Sami Lee - 10/28/13 ★★★

4. – Set in the US - End Me a Tenor by Joelle Charbonneau - 9/22/13 ★★★★

5. - Character with a strong need for approval - Nineteen Minutes by Jodi Picoult - 9/20/13 ★★★★

6. - Main female character is a mother - What a Wicked Earl Wants by Vicky Dreiling - 9/26/13 ★★★★

7. – Tight deadline - Meet Me at the Cupcake Cafe: A Novel with Recipes by Jenny Colgan - 9/29/13 ★★★★★

8. – Character predicts the future - The White Queen by Philippa Gregory - 9/23/13 ★★★★

9. – Set in a post-apocalyptic future - Insurgent by Veronica Roth - 12/18/13 ★★★★

10. - Writer as the main character - Beautiful Lies by Lisa Unger - 9/9/13 ★★★★

11. – Last book in a trilogy - Burn by Maya Banks - 10/6/13 ★★★★

12. – Christmas - A Chesapeake Shores Christmas by Sherryl Woods - 9/9/13 ★★★★★

13. – About computer viruses/computer hacking - The Neighbor by Lisa Gardner - 10/2/13 ★★★★

14. – Character moves to the US (from Ireland) - The Summer Garden by Sherryl Woods - 11/16/13 ★★★★★

15. – Glow of light on cover - No Cry for Help by Grant McKenzie - 10/31/13 ★★★★


16. – Young Adult book - Island of the Blue Dolphins by Scott O'Dell - 10/7/13 ★★★★

17. - Puts a smile on your face - The Christmas Sweater by Glenn Beck - 9/17/13 ★★★

18. – Professional sportsperson - auto racer - One Sweet Ride by Jaci Burton - 9/22/13 ★★★★

19. – Character is a doctor - The 5th Horseman by James Patterson - 11/13/13 ★★★★★

20. - Top student - Lindsay is a Ph.D. expert in bone identification/archeology - A Rumor of Bones by Beverly Connor - 9/18/13 ★★★★

21. – Set in Las Vegas - Catnap by Carole Nelson Douglas - 10/21/13 ★★★

22. – Has strong police presence - Glazed Murder by Jessica Beck - 9/29/13 ★★★★

23. – Author last name begins with W - Driftwood Cottage by Sherryl Woods - 10/4/13 ★★★★★

24. – Read a book in 1 day - Sweet Seduction by Maya Banks - 10/21/13 ★★★★★

25. – Pony on cover - The Duke and I by Julia Quinn - 12/17/13 ★★★★★


26 - Set in Australia - Knitting by Anne Bartlett - 9/14/13 ★★★★

27. – A book from 3 different trilogies:
* Mistress of Rome by Kate Quinn - 12/11/13 ★★★★ (The Empress of Rome)
* Then Came You by Lisa Kleypas - 1/5/14 ★★★★ (The Gamblers)
* Expose Me by Kate Hewitt - 5/27/14 ★★★★ (Fifth Avenue Trilogy)

28. - Black & white cover - Coraline by Neil Gaiman - 1/16/14 ★★★


29–and holding. - Main character about to turn 30 - Can You Keep a Secret? by Sophie Kinsella - 6/7/14 ★★★★★

30 – Character is older than he appears - An Angel for Christmas by Heather Graham - 12/15/13 ★★★

31 – A new beginning - Remember Me? by Sophie Kinsella - 9/27/13 ★★★★★

[Moderators of NBRC, Challenger-in-Chief]

Super, Connie! Add two more books to that, for a total of 33, as Day #27 requires three books (from different trilogies).

Note: We will also take books that were supposed to be a trilogy, but the authors expanded them.

[Catherine]

@ Vi....the one I put here under romance..That Summer in Cornwall..Ciji Ware...could go for number 19 also...one of the characters is a paediatric nurse..

[Catherine]

finished ...put at number 3..love triangle...does that work?

[Midu]

(view spoiler)[1-Read a book where the main character (MC) has a first experience of sorts or is a one word title or is the first of a series.
✔

2–Read a romance book or a book that has a partnership or a book about second chances.
by Laura Eno

3–Read a book that has a wheel on the cover or has a love triangle or about three best friends.
✔

4–Read a book with a red, white and blue cover, or that is set on the US, or has the US flag on the cover or where the main character is fighting for his independence or for some greater good.
by Jeaniene Frost

5-Read a book where a character is a sports fan or has a best buddy or a character with a strong need for approval or with a star on the cover or title.

6-✔

7– ✔

8–Read a Magical Book or a book where a character predicts the future.

9–Read a book set in, or where a character comes from, a post-apocalyptic future

10–Read a poetry book or a book that has a writer as the main character or read a book where the protagonist is Portuguese or Brazilian or speaks Portuguese or read a book where the main character struggles to save a precious item.

11–Read a book with only "one left" - it can be the only option left, or the only survivor, or the last of a set of events, the last book left in a series, etc.

12–Read a book about Christmas or that has a cumulative title, like Once Bitten, Twice Shy or with a character or author named as one of the 12 Apostles, or set in Israel or with zodiac or one of the signs on the cover or in the title.

13– ✔

14–Read a book where a character moves to the US, or is based in 19th century America.

15–Read a book showing the faint glow of light on the cover.

16–Read a book where a character reaches 16 or has a sweet 16 party or read a Young Adult book.

17–✔

18–Read a book about a professional sportsperson, or where a character plays golf, or golf is part of the title or cover of a book

19–Read a book from the medical genre, or a book with a character who is a Doctor or Nurse, or a book where someone dies from the flu.

20–Read a “number one book”: about a top student, a perfect score, a best seller or a book where a character has one of the senses highlighted.

21–Read a book where someone has a drinking problem, is an ex-alcoholic or overcome some addiction or where the character goes to Las Vegas, or has a casino or a game of Black Jack or vingt et un is involved.

22–Read a book that is a police procedural, or has a strong police presence.

23–Read a book with a title or series name that begins with "W" or was written by an author with a first or last name that begins with "W."

24–✔

25–Read a book about a horse or has a picture of one on the cover.

26–Read a book set in Australia or aboard of a ship or historical book with action taking place on the 18th century.

27–Read a book from 3 different trilogies - yes, that means 3 books or about a mathematic riddle or code.

28–✔

29–Read a book where the main character is about to turn 30 or from Flavorwire.com's 30 Books Everyone Should Read Before Turning 30 or The books of my 20s.

30–✔

31–Read a book about last chances or read the final book of a series or about the end of a cycle or a new beginning. (hide spoiler)]

[Jane]

Moderators of Nothing but Reading Challenges (All the Mods) wrote: "Jane wrote: "Would this book count as?

15–The atomic number of phosphorus, which emits a faint glow"

Works for me, Jane."

Thank you.

[Kristie]

Update to Post #3

I wasn't sure what level I would make it to, but I have made it to the Slow Fortnight level already! I will definitely make the Never Ending Year. :)

[Midu]

(view spoiler)[1-✔

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4–✔

5-✔

6-✔

7– ✔

8– ✔

9–Read a book set in, or where a character comes from, a post-apocalyptic future

10–Read a poetry book or a book that has a writer as the main character or read a book where the protagonist is Portuguese or Brazilian or speaks Portuguese or read a book where the main character struggles to save a precious item.

11– ✔

12–✔

13– ✔

14–✔

15–Read a book showing the faint glow of light on the cover.

16–Read a book where a character reaches 16 or has a sweet 16 party or read a Young Adult book.

17–✔

18–Read a book about a professional sportsperson, or where a character plays golf, or golf is part of the title or cover of a book

19–Read a book from the medical genre, or a book with a character who is a Doctor or Nurse, or a book where someone dies from the flu.

20–Read a “number one book”: about a top student, a perfect score, a best seller or a book where a character has one of the senses highlighted.

21–Read a book where someone has a drinking problem, is an ex-alcoholic or overcome some addiction or where the character goes to Las Vegas, or has a casino or a game of Black Jack or vingt et un is involved.

22–✔

23–Read a book with a title or series name that begins with "W" or was written by an author with a first or last name that begins with "W."

24–✔

25–Read a book about a horse or has a picture of one on the cover.

26–Read a book set in Australia or aboard of a ship or historical book with action taking place on the 18th century.

27–Read a book from 3 different trilogies - yes, that means 3 books or about a mathematic riddle or code.

28–The number of dominoes in standard domino sets. Read something with a black and white cover.

29–Read a book where the main character is about to turn 30 or from Flavorwire.com's 30 Books Everyone Should Read Before Turning 30 or The books of my 20s.

30–✔

31–Read a book about last chances or read the final book of a series or about the end of a cycle or a new beginning. (hide spoiler)]

[Susan]

1a. MC has a first experience.

1b. One word title.
1c. First of a series.


2a. Romance book
2b. Has a partnership.

2c. Second chances.

3a. Wheel on the cover.
3b. Love triangle.
3c. Three best friends.

4a. Red, white and blue cover
4b. Set in the US

4c. US flag on the cover
4d. MC fighting for his independence/greater good


5a. Sports fan
5b. best buddy
5c. strong need for approval
5d. star on the cover
5e. Star in the title

6a. Is/becomes a mother

6b. Main character is a man
6c. Rebellion or resistance to some regimen.

7a. Extremely lucky
7b. Game related (gambling, bets, poker night, drinking game, you get my point).
7c. Tight deadline.

8– Magic Eight Ball. Read a Magical Book or a book where a character predicts the future (visions, premonitions, tarot readings, any method counts).

9–Is the name of a film set in a post-apocalyptic future. Read a book set in, or where a character comes from, a post-apocalyptic future

10 – 10th of June is the day of Camoes, Portugal and the Portuguese communities. Read a poetry book or a book that has a writer as the main character. Or read a book where the protagonist is Portuguese or Brazilian or speaks Portuguese. Or read a book where the main character struggles to save a precious item.

11–Its etymological originates from a Germanic compound ainlif meaning "one left". Read a book with only "one left" - it can be the only option left, or the only survivor, or the last of a set of events, the last book left in a series, etc.

12– 12 days of Christmas. Read a book about Christmas, Christmas songs or that has a cumulative title, like Once Bitten, Twice Shy. 12 is also the governmental perfection. Read a book with a character or author named as one of the 12 Apostles, or set in Israel. There are 12 zodiacal signs. Read a book with zodiac or one of the signs on the cover or in the title

13– Black cats, voodoo dolls and Friday the 13th. Read a book about superstitions, bad luck or the occult. Friday the 13th is also known among programmers for causing a computer bug. Read a book about computer viruses, computer hacking or some technological challenge like in Digital Fortress.

14–The 14th amendment defines US citizenship rights, and importantly, gave African Americans the right to citizenship in America. Read a book where a character moves to the US, or is based in 19th century America.

15–The atomic number of phosphorus, which emits a faint glow upon exposure to oxygen – hence its name given from Greek mythology, meaning "light-bearer." Read a book showing the faint glow of light on the cover.

16– Sweet 16. Read a book where a character (doesn’t have to be the MC) reaches 16 or has a sweet 16 party. Or read a Young Adult book.

17–The shortest form of Japanese poetry (known as Haiku) contains exactly 17 syllables. Read something set in Japan. It takes 17 muscles to produce a smile. Read something that puts a smile on your face.

18–Number of holes on a golf course. Read a book about a professional sportsperson, or where a character plays golf, or golf is part of the title or cover of a book

19–The worst worldwide influenza pandemic ended in 1919. Read a book from the medical genre, or a book with a character who is a Doctor or Nurse, or a book where someone dies from the flu.

20–20/20. Read a “number one book”: about a top student, a perfect score, a best seller. You can also read a book where a character has one of the senses highlighted.

21 – Is the legal age for drinking. Read a book where someone has a drinking problem, is an ex-alcoholic or overcome some addiction. 21 can also be Black Jack. Read a book set or where the character goes to Las Vegas, or has a casino or a game of Black Jack or vingt et un is involved.

22–In French, "22" is used as a phrase to warn of the coming of the police (typically "22, v'là les flics!", "22, here come the cops!"). Read a book that is a police procedural, or has a strong police presence.

23a. Title that begins with "W."
23b. Series that begins with "W."
23b. Author with a first or last name that begins with "W."

24a. Read a book in one day
24b. Takes place all in one day.

25a. About a horse.
25b. Horse on a cover.

26a. Set in Australia
26b. Set on a ship.
26c. Set in the 18th century.

27a. 3 different trilogies
27b. Mathematic riddle or code

28a. Black and white cover.

29a. Main character is about to turn 30.
29b. listopia: "turning 30"

30a. Abnormal life span

31a. Last chances
31b. Final book of a series
31c. End of a cycle or a new beginning.

[Midu]

(view spoiler)[1-✔

2–✔

3–✔

4–✔

5-✔

6-✔

7– ✔

8–Read a Magical Book or a book where a character predicts the future.

9–Read a book set in, or where a character comes from, a post-apocalyptic future

10–Read a poetry book or a book that has a writer as the main character or read a book where the protagonist is Portuguese or Brazilian or speaks Portuguese or read a book where the main character struggles to save a precious item.

11–Read a book with only "one left" - it can be the only option left, or the only survivor, or the last of a set of events, the last book left in a series, etc.

12–Read a book about Christmas or that has a cumulative title, like Once Bitten, Twice Shy or with a character or author named as one of the 12 Apostles, or set in Israel or with zodiac or one of the signs on the cover or in the title.

13– ✔

14–Read a book where a character moves to the US, or is based in 19th century America.

15–Read a book showing the faint glow of light on the cover.

16–Read a book where a character reaches 16 or has a sweet 16 party or read a Young Adult book.

17–✔

18–Read a book about a professional sportsperson, or where a character plays golf, or golf is part of the title or cover of a book

19–Read a book from the medical genre, or a book with a character who is a Doctor or Nurse, or a book where someone dies from the flu.

20–Read a “number one book”: about a top student, a perfect score, a best seller or a book where a character has one of the senses highlighted.

21–Read a book where someone has a drinking problem, is an ex-alcoholic or overcome some addiction or where the character goes to Las Vegas, or has a casino or a game of Black Jack or vingt et un is involved.

22–Read a book that is a police procedural, or has a strong police presence.

23–Read a book with a title or series name that begins with "W" or was written by an author with a first or last name that begins with "W."

24–✔

25–Read a book about a horse or has a picture of one on the cover.

26–Read a book set in Australia or aboard of a ship or historical book with action taking place on the 18th century.

27–Read a book from 3 different trilogies - yes, that means 3 books or about a mathematic riddle or code.

28–✔

29–Read a book where the main character is about to turn 30 or from Flavorwire.com's 30 Books Everyone Should Read Before Turning 30 or The books of my 20s.

30–✔

31–Read a book about last chances or read the final book of a series or about the end of a cycle or a new beginning. (hide spoiler)]

[Ezi]

Updated my post: Read 27 of 31
Ezi's Post

[Keir]

Gonna try this one out ^^

[Lindy]

trying for 265 this year

[Lisa Kay]

Welcome to the challenge, Keir and Lindy!

[Jane]

COMPLETED
A Book A Day Keeps the Boredom at Bay Reading Challenge

My chosen level was Boredom Level:
Never Ending Year ► Read 14+ Books:

I Started August 18th 2013 and have completed it today the 5th of December.

It has been interesting but as there is a lot going on just now I will finish here and not try to go for filling all 31 spaces.

(view spoiler)[1 - Is the first day of the month. Read a book where the main character (MC) has a first experience of sorts. Or is a one word title. Or is the first of a series.

2 – One is good, two is better. Read a romance book or a book that has a partnership.
Subgenres of romance under the spoiler
(view spoiler)
Two can also mean repetition. Read a book about second chances.

3 – Being the third wheel is never funny. Read a book that has a wheel on the cover. Or has a love triangle. You can also read a book about three best friends.

4 – 4th of July is Independence Day. Read a book with a red, white and blue cover, or that is set on the US, or has the US flag on the cover. Or read a book where the main character is fighting for his independence or for some greater good.

5 - High Five. Read a book where a character is a sports fan or has a best buddy. Or read one about a character with a strong need for approval. There are five points on a star. Read a book with a star on the cover or title.

6 - In numerology the number 6 is considered a feminine, nurturing, "mother" number. Read a book where the main female character is a mother or becomes a mother.
In a biblical sense, both man and the serpent were created on the sixth day, therefore, the number six represents both man and rebellion. Read a book were the main character is a man or about a rebellion or resistance to some regimen.

7–Lucky Seven. Read a book where a character is extremely lucky or a book about anything game related (gambling, bets, poker night, drinking game, you get my point). In the Old Testament, 7 is the number of days it took for God to create the world. Read a book with a tight deadline.

8– Magic Eight Ball. Read a Magical Book or a book where a character predicts the future (visions, premonitions, tarot readings, any method counts).

9–Is the name of a film set in a post-apocalyptic future. Read a book set in, or where a character comes from, a post-apocalyptic future

10 – 10th of June is the day of Camoes, Portugal and the Portuguese communities. Read a poetry book or a book that has a writer as the main character. Or read a book where the protagonist is Portuguese or Brazilian or speaks Portuguese. Or read a book where the main character struggles to save a precious item.

11–Its etymological originates from a Germanic compound ainlif meaning "one left". Read a book with only "one left" - it can be the only option left, or the only survivor, or the last of a set of events, the last book left in a series, etc.

12– 12 days of Christmas. Read a book about Christmas, Christmas songs or that has a cumulative title, like Once Bitten, Twice Shy. 12 is also the governmental perfection. Read a book with a character or author named as one of the 12 Apostles, or set in Israel. There are 12 zodiacal signs. Read a book with zodiac or one of the signs on the cover or in the title

13– Black cats, voodoo dolls and Friday the 13th. Read a book about superstitions, bad luck or the occult. Friday the 13th is also known among programmers for causing a computer bug. Read a book about computer viruses, computer hacking or some technological challenge like in Digital Fortress.

14–The 14th amendment defines US citizenship rights, and importantly, gave African Americans the right to citizenship in America. Read a book where a character moves to the US, or is based in 19th century America.

15–The atomic number of phosphorus, which emits a faint glow upon exposure to oxygen – hence its name given from Greek mythology, meaning "light-bearer." Read a book showing the faint glow of light on the cover.


16– Sweet 16. Read a book where a character (doesn’t have to be the MC) reaches 16 or has a sweet 16 party. Or read a Young Adult book.

17–The shortest form of Japanese poetry (known as Haiku) contains exactly 17 syllables. Read something set in Japan. It takes 17 muscles to produce a smile. Read something that puts a smile on your face.

18–Number of holes on a golf course. Read a book about a professional sportsperson, or where a character plays golf, or golf is part of the title or cover of a book

19–The worst worldwide influenza pandemic ended in 1919. Read a book from the medical genre, or a book with a character who is a Doctor or Nurse, or a book where someone dies from the flu.

20–20/20. Read a “number one book”: about a top student, a perfect score, a best seller. You can also read a book where a character has one of the senses highlighted.

21 – Is the legal age for drinking. Read a book where someone has a drinking problem, is an ex-alcoholic or overcome some addiction. 21 can also be Black Jack. Read a book set or where the character goes to Las Vegas, or has a casino or a game of Black Jack or vingt et un is involved.

22–In French, "22" is used as a phrase to warn of the coming of the police (typically "22, v'là les flics!", "22, here come the cops!"). Read a book that is a police procedural, or has a strong police presence.

23–"W" is the 23rd letter of the alphabet. It has two points down and three points up. Half of W is V, which is the Roman numeral for 5. The "W" on your keyboard is right between the 2 and 3. Read a book with a title or series name that begins with "W." Or was written by an author with a first or last name that begins with "W."

24–There are 24 hours in a day. Read a book in one day. Or one that takes place all in one day.

25–British slang for £25 is "Pony." Read a book about a horse or has a picture of one on the cover.

26 – 26th January is the Australia day or the arrival of the First Fleet. Read a book set in Australia or aboard of a ship. You can also read an historical book with action taking place on the 18th century.

27– Is the perfect cube (3 X 3 X 3). Read a book from 3 different trilogies - yes, that means 3 books - Or read a book about a mathematic riddle or code, books like The Da Vinci Code or The Eight are a good example for this one.

28–The number of dominoes in standard domino sets. Read something with a black and white cover.

29–and holding. Read a book where the main character is about to turn 30.

30–Over the hill or don't trust anyone over 30. Read a book where a character has an abnormal life spam and is older than he/she appears (vampire, fae, warlock, elf, etc).

31 – Is the last day of the month. Read a book about last chances. Or read the final book of a series. You can also read a book about the end of a cycle or a new beginning. (hide spoiler)]

1: Unwind by Neal Shusterman. one word title and first in a series. (finished 20th of August 2013)

2: Playing for Timeby Barbara Bretton - Read a romance book. (finished 17th of November 2013)

3: The Owl Service by Alan Garner - love triangle (finished 9th of September 2013)

4: Buried Child by Sam Shepard - set on the US (finished 24th of November 2013)

6: Wish Upon A Star by Trisha Ashley - Cally ia a mother (finished 5th of December 2013)

8: Watership Down by Richard Adams - Fiver predicts the future (finished 25th of August 2013)

15: Under the Never Sky by Veronica Rossi - glow on book (finished 11th of October 2013)

20: Vegan, Virgin, Valentine by Carolyn Mackler - Mara is a straight A senior (finished 18th of September 2013)

23: The Weirdstone Of Brisingamen by Alan Garner - title begins with "W." (finished 4th of September 2013)

24: Fathom by Ashley L. Knight - Read a book in one day (read 26th of August 2013)

26: Life of Pi by Yann Martel - aboard a ship (finished 19th of August 2013)

27: Shifty Business by Olivia Hardin (finished 14th of September 2013)+ The Witching Hour by Anne Rice (finished 11th of October 2013) + Titus Groan by Mervyn Peake (finished 16th of November 2013) - Read a book from 3 different trilogies

28: Æsel by Kristina Stoltz - Black and White cover (finished 25th of September 2013)

30: The Vampire Lestat by Anne Rice - character has an abnormal life spam (finished 2nd of September 2013)

31: The Queen of the Damned by Anne Rice - end of a cycle or a new beginning. (finished 4th of October 2013)

[Lisa Kay]

Woohoo, Jane!

(view spoiler)[ (hide spoiler)]

[Shan ~A~]

A Book A Day Keeps the Boredom at Bay Reading Challenge
Duration: Dec 19, 2013 ~ Dec 18, 2014

Boredom Level - Never Ending Year

13/14+ Read

1 - Is the first day of the month. (first of a series) A Demon and His Witch 12/30/13

2 – One is good, two is better. (romance book) Dance with the Devil 12/28/13

3 – Being the third wheel is never funny. Read a book that has a wheel on the cover. Or has a love triangle. You can also read a book about three best friends.

4 – 4th of July is Independence Day. Read a book with a red, white and blue cover, or that is set on the US, or has the US flag on the cover. Or read a book where the main character is fighting for his independence or for some greater good.

5 - High Five. (has a best buddy) Rock Chick 01/19/14

6 - In numerology the number 6 is considered a feminine, nurturing, "mother" number. Read a book where the main female character is a mother or becomes a mother.
In a biblical sense, both man and the serpent were created on the sixth day, therefore, the number six represents both man and rebellion. Read a book were the main character is a man or about a rebellion or resistance to some regimen.

7–Lucky Seven. Read a book where a character is extremely lucky or a book about anything game related (gambling, bets, poker night, drinking game, you get my point). In the Old Testament, 7 is the number of days it took for God to create the world. Read a book with a tight deadline.

8– Magic Eight Ball. Read a Magical Book or a book where a character predicts the future (visions, premonitions, tarot readings, any method counts).

9–Is the name of a film set in a post-apocalyptic future. (set in a post-apocalyptic future) Surviving Passion 12/29/13

10 – 10th of June is the day of Camoes, Portugal and the Portuguese communities. Read a poetry book or a book that has a writer as the main character. Or read a book where the protagonist is Portuguese or Brazilian or speaks Portuguese. Or read a book where the main character struggles to save a precious item.

11–Its etymological originates from a Germanic compound ainlif meaning "one left".(the last book left in a series, etc) Any Duchess Will Do 01/22

12– 12 days of Christmas. Read a book about Christmas, Christmas songs or that has a cumulative title, like Once Bitten, Twice Shy. 12 is also the governmental perfection. Read a book with a character or author named as one of the 12 Apostles, or set in Israel. There are 12 zodiacal signs. Read a book with zodiac or one of the signs on the cover or in the title

13– Black cats, voodoo dolls and Friday the 13th. Read a book about superstitions, bad luck or the occult. Friday the 13th is also known among programmers for causing a computer bug. Read a book about computer viruses, computer hacking or some technological challenge like in Digital Fortress.

14–The 14th amendment defines US citizenship rights, and importantly, gave African Americans the right to citizenship in America. Read a book where a character moves to the US, or is based in 19th century America.

15–The atomic number of phosphorus, which emits a faint glow upon exposure to oxygen – hence its name given from Greek mythology, meaning "light-bearer." Read a book showing the faint glow of light on the cover.

16– Sweet 16. (Young Adult book/also character turns 16)
Beautiful Creatures 12/31/13

17– Read something that puts a smile on your face.
A Week to Be Wicked 12/21/13

18– Read a book about a professional sportsperson
Corralled 02/05/14 (pro bullfighter/pro bullrider)

19–The worst worldwide influenza pandemic ended in 1919. Read a book from the medical genre, or a book with a character who is a Doctor or Nurse, or a book where someone dies from the flu.

20–20/20. Read a “number one book”: about a top student, a perfect score, a best seller. You can also read a book where a character has one of the senses highlighted.

21 – Read a book set or where the character goes to Las Vegas
A is for Alibi 02/05/14

22–In French, "22" is used as a phrase to warn of the coming of the police (has a strong police presence)
Glory in Death 01/13/14

23–"W" is the 23rd letter of the alphabet. (author last name that begins with "W.")
Sexy Devil ~ Sasha White 01/11/14

24–There are 24 hours in a day. Read a book in one day. Or one that takes place all in one day.

25–British slang for £25 is "Pony." Read a book about a horse or has a picture of one on the cover.

26 – 26th January is the Australia day or the arrival of the First Fleet. Read a book set in Australia or aboard of a ship. You can also read an historical book with action taking place on the 18th century.

27– Is the perfect cube (3 X 3 X 3). Read a book from 3 different trilogies - yes, that means 3 books -
1.Ghost Shadow (Bone Island Trilogy #1) by Heather Graham 01/21
2.
3.

28–The number of dominoes in standard domino sets. Read something with a black and white cover.

29–and holding. Read a book where the main character is about to turn 30.
Or you can use listopia: I searched for "turning 30" and got results like
Flavorwire.com's 30 Books Everyone Should Read Before Turning 30
or
The books of my 20s">The books of my 20s
Any book from those lists (or similar) will be eligible for this option.

30–Over the hill or don't trust anyone over 30. Read a book where a character has an abnormal life spam and is older than he/she appears (vampire, fae, warlock, elf, etc) Shadowfever 12/26/13

31 – Is the last day of the month. Read a book about last chances. Or read the final book of a series. You can also read a book about the end of a cycle or a new beginning.

[Lisa Kay]

Welcome to the challenge, Shan!

[✿Claire✿]

I've not actually read anything towards this yet so I'm starting again from the 1st January!

[Lisa Kay]

Sounds good, ✿Claire✿. A fresh start.

[Karla]

I'm going to start in January

A Book A Day
Duration: 1/1/14-12/31/14

Rules:Re-reads allowed. Any format (audio, ebook, graphic novel, book, etc.) acceptable.

Boredom Levels
Sleepy Day ► Read 2 - 3 Books
Lazy Week ► Read 4 - 6 Books
Slow Fortnight ► Read 7 - 9 Books
Bored Month ► Read 10 - 13 Books
Never Ending Year ► Read 14+ Books

1 - Is the first day of the month. Read a book where the main character (MC) has a first experience of sorts. Or is a one word title. Or is the first of a series.

2 – One is good, two is better. Read a romance book or a book that has a partnership.
Subgenres of romance under the spoiler
(view spoiler)
Two can also mean repetition. Read a book about second chances.

3 – Being the third wheel is never funny. Read a book that has a wheel on the cover. Or has a love triangle. You can also read a book about three best friends.

4 – 4th of July is Independence Day. Read a book with a red, white and blue cover, or that is set on the US, or has the US flag on the cover. Or read a book where the main character is fighting for his independence or for some greater good.

5 - High Five. Read a book where a character is a sports fan or has a best buddy. Or read one about a character with a strong need for approval. There are five points on a star. Read a book with a star on the cover or title.

6 - In numerology the number 6 is considered a feminine, nurturing, "mother" number. Read a book where the main female character is a mother or becomes a mother.
In a biblical sense, both man and the serpent were created on the sixth day, therefore, the number six represents both man and rebellion. Read a book were the main character is a man or about a rebellion or resistance to some regimen.

7–Lucky Seven. Read a book where a character is extremely lucky or a book about anything game related (gambling, bets, poker night, drinking game, you get my point). In the Old Testament, 7 is the number of days it took for God to create the world. Read a book with a tight deadline.

8– Magic Eight Ball. Read a Magical Book or a book where a character predicts the future (visions, premonitions, tarot readings, any method counts).

9–Is the name of a film set in a post-apocalyptic future. Read a book set in, or where a character comes from, a post-apocalyptic future

10 – 10th of June is the day of Camoes, Portugal and the Portuguese communities. Read a poetry book or a book that has a writer as the main character. Or read a book where the protagonist is Portuguese or Brazilian or speaks Portuguese. Or read a book where the main character struggles to save a precious item.

11–Its etymological originates from a Germanic compound ainlif meaning "one left". Read a book with only "one left" - it can be the only option left, or the only survivor, or the last of a set of events, the last book left in a series, etc.

12– 12 days of Christmas. Read a book about Christmas, Christmas songs or that has a cumulative title, like Once Bitten, Twice Shy. 12 is also the governmental perfection. Read a book with a character or author named as one of the 12 Apostles, or set in Israel. There are 12 zodiacal signs. Read a book with zodiac or one of the signs on the cover or in the title

13– Black cats, voodoo dolls and Friday the 13th. Read a book about superstitions, bad luck or the occult. Friday the 13th is also known among programmers for causing a computer bug. Read a book about computer viruses, computer hacking or some technological challenge like in Digital Fortress.

14–The 14th amendment defines US citizenship rights, and importantly, gave African Americans the right to citizenship in America. Read a book where a character moves to the US, or is based in 19th century America.

15–The atomic number of phosphorus, which emits a faint glow upon exposure to oxygen – hence its name given from Greek mythology, meaning "light-bearer." Read a book showing the faint glow of light on the cover.


16– Sweet 16. Read a book where a character (doesn’t have to be the MC) reaches 16 or has a sweet 16 party. Or read a Young Adult book.

17–The shortest form of Japanese poetry (known as Haiku) contains exactly 17 syllables. Read something set in Japan. It takes 17 muscles to produce a smile. Read something that puts a smile on your face.

18–Number of holes on a golf course. Read a book about a professional sportsperson, or where a character plays golf, or golf is part of the title or cover of a book

19–The worst worldwide influenza pandemic ended in 1919. Read a book from the medical genre, or a book with a character who is a Doctor or Nurse, or a book where someone dies from the flu.

20–20/20. Read a “number one book”: about a top student, a perfect score, a best seller. You can also read a book where a character has one of the senses highlighted.

21 – Is the legal age for drinking. Read a book where someone has a drinking problem, is an ex-alcoholic or overcome some addiction. 21 can also be Black Jack. Read a book set or where the character goes to Las Vegas, or has a casino or a game of Black Jack or vingt et un is involved.

22–In French, "22" is used as a phrase to warn of the coming of the police (typically "22, v'là les flics!", "22, here come the cops!"). Read a book that is a police procedural, or has a strong police presence.

23–"W" is the 23rd letter of the alphabet. It has two points down and three points up. Half of W is V, which is the Roman numeral for 5. The "W" on your keyboard is right between the 2 and 3. Read a book with a title or series name that begins with "W." Or was written by an author with a first or last name that begins with "W."

24–There are 24 hours in a day. Read a book in one day. Or one that takes place all in one day.

25–British slang for £25 is "Pony." Read a book about a horse or has a picture of one on the cover.

26 – 26th January is the Australia day or the arrival of the First Fleet. Read a book set in Australia or aboard of a ship. You can also read an historical book with action taking place on the 18th century.

27– Is the perfect cube (3 X 3 X 3). Read a book from 3 different trilogies - yes, that means 3 books - Or read a book about a mathematic riddle or code, books like The Da Vinci Code or The Eight are a good example for this one.

28–The number of dominoes in standard domino sets. Read something with a black and white cover.

29–and holding. Read a book where the main character is about to turn 30.
Or you can use listopia: I searched for "turning 30" and got results like
Flavorwire.com's 30 Books Everyone Should Read Before Turning 30
or
The books of my 20s">The books of my 20s
Any book from those lists (or similar) will be eligible for this option.

30–Over the hill or don't trust anyone over 30. Read a book where a character has an abnormal life spam and is older than he/she appears (vampire, fae, warlock, elf, etc).

31 – Is the last day of the month. Read a book about last chances. Or read the final book of a series. You can also read a book about the end of a cycle or a new beginning.

[Lisa Kay]

Neat, Karla! Welcome to the challenge.

[AndaM]

Reading Challenges > A Book A Day Keeps the Boredom at Bay Reading Challenge
Duration: 1 year from the day you start

Start 08/01/13

1 - Is the first day of the month. Read a book where the main character (MC) has a first experience of sorts. Or is a one word title. Or is the first of a series.
First Comes Marriage (Huxtable Quintet #1) by Mary Balogh 08/09/13


2 – One is good, two is better. Read a romance book or a book that has a partnership.
Subgenres of romance under the spoiler
(view spoiler)
Two can also mean repetition. Read a book about second chances.
The Secret (Highlands' Lairds #1) by Julie Garwood 08/06/13


3 – Being the third wheel is never funny. Read a book that has a wheel on the cover. Or has a love triangle. You can also read a book about three best friends.
Daring to Dream (Dream Trilogy #1) by Nora Roberts 08/09/13


4 – 4th of July is Independence Day. Read a book with a red, white and blue cover, or that is set on the US, or has the US flag on the cover. Or read a book where the main character is fighting for his independence or for some greater good.
The Darkest Craving (Lords of the Underworld #10) by Gena Showalter 08/02/13


5 - High Five. Read a book where a character is a sports fan or has a best buddy. Or read one about a character with a strong need for approval. There are five points on a star. Read a book with a star on the cover or title.
On A Night Like This (Callaways #1) by Barbara Freethy 10/27/13


6 - In numerology the number 6 is considered a feminine, nurturing, "mother" number. Read a book where the main female character is a mother or becomes a mother.
In a biblical sense, both man and the serpent were created on the sixth day, therefore, the number six represents both man and rebellion. Read a book were the main character is a man or about a rebellion or resistance to some regimen.
Master of Desire (Brotherhood/MacAllister #1) by Kinley MacGregor 08/11/13


7–Lucky Seven. Read a book where a character is extremely lucky or a book about anything game related (gambling, bets, poker night, drinking game, you get my point). In the Old Testament, 7 is the number of days it took for God to create the world. Read a book with a tight deadline.
A Dark Champion (Brotherhood/MacAllister #6) by Kinley MacGregor 08/16/13


8– Magic Eight Ball. Read a Magical Book or a book where a character predicts the future (visions, premonitions, tarot readings, any method counts).
Heart Mate (Celta's Heartmates #1) by Robin D. Owens 08/28/13


9–Is the name of a film set in a post-apocalyptic future. Read a book set in, or where a character comes from, a post-apocalyptic future
Nightfall (Dark Age Dawning #1) by Ellen Connor 11/22/13


10 – 10th of June is the day of Camoes, Portugal and the Portuguese communities. Read a poetry book or a book that has a writer as the main character. Or read a book where the protagonist is Portuguese or Brazilian or speaks Portuguese. Or read a book where the main character struggles to save a precious item.
Return of the Warrior (Brotherhood/MacAllister #7) by Kinley MacGregor 08/18/13


11–Its etymological originates from a Germanic compound ainlif meaning "one left". Read a book with only "one left" - it can be the only option left, or the only survivor, or the last of a set of events, the last book left in a series, etc.
The Warrior (Brotherhood/MacAllister #8) by Kinley MacGregor 08/19/13


12– 12 days of Christmas. Read a book about Christmas, Christmas songs or that has a cumulative title, like Once Bitten, Twice Shy. 12 is also the governmental perfection. Read a book with a character or author named as one of the 12 Apostles, or set in Israel. There are 12 zodiacal signs. Read a book with zodiac or one of the signs on the cover or in the title
Take Me Home for Christmas (Whiskey Creek #5) by Brenda Novak 11/09/13


13– Black cats, voodoo dolls and Friday the 13th. Read a book about superstitions, bad luck or the occult. Friday the 13th is also known among programmers for causing a computer bug. Read a book about computer viruses, computer hacking or some technological challenge like in Digital Fortress.
Edge of Danger (T-FLAC #8) by Cherry Adair 11/20/13


14–The 14th amendment defines US citizenship rights, and importantly, gave African Americans the right to citizenship in America. Read a book where a character moves to the US, or is based in 19th century America.
On Dublin Street (On Dublin Street #1) by Samantha Young 11/23/13


15–The atomic number of phosphorus, which emits a faint glow upon exposure to oxygen – hence its name given from Greek mythology, meaning "light-bearer." Read a book showing the faint glow of light on the cover.
How to Drive a Dragon Crazy (The Dragon Kin #6) by G.A. Aiken 08/31/13


16– Sweet 16. Read a book where a character (doesn’t have to be the MC) reaches 16 or has a sweet 16 party. Or read a Young Adult book.
Enclave (Razorland #1) by Ann Aguirre 11/27/13


17–The shortest form of Japanese poetry (known as Haiku) contains exactly 17 syllables. Read something set in Japan. It takes 17 muscles to produce a smile. Read something that puts a smile on your face.
Second Grave on the Left (Charley Davidson #2) by Darynda Jones 09/03/13


18–Number of holes on a golf course. Read a book about a professional sportsperson, or where a character plays golf, or golf is part of the title or cover of a book
Taking Shots (Assassins #1) by Toni Aleo 11/03/13


19–The worst worldwide influenza pandemic ended in 1919. Read a book from the medical genre, or a book with a character who is a Doctor or Nurse, or a book where someone dies from the flu.
Phantom Shadows (Immortal Guardians #3) by Dianne Duvall 08/01/13


20–20/20. Read a “number one book”: about a top student, a perfect score, a best seller. You can also read a book where a character has one of the senses highlighted.
Raziel (The Fallen #1) by Kristina Douglas 08/05/13


21 – Is the legal age for drinking. Read a book where someone has a drinking problem, is an ex-alcoholic or overcome some addiction. 21 can also be Black Jack. Read a book set or where the character goes to Las Vegas, or has a casino or a game of Black Jack or vingt et un is involved.
Rock Chick Renegade (Rock Chick #4) by Kristen Ashley 10/01/13


22–In French, "22" is used as a phrase to warn of the coming of the police (typically "22, v'là les flics!", "22, here come the cops!"). Read a book that is a police procedural, or has a strong police presence.
First Grave on the Right (Charley Davidson #1) by Darynda Jones 09/02/13


23–"W" is the 23rd letter of the alphabet. It has two points down and three points up. Half of W is V, which is the Roman numeral for 5. The "W" on your keyboard is right between the 2 and 3. Read a book with a title or series name that begins with "W." Or was written by an author with a first or last name that begins with "W."
Wrong Bed, Right Guy (Come Undone #1) by Katee Robert 09/15/13


24–There are 24 hours in a day. Read a book in one day. Or one that takes place all in one day.
Born in Sin (Brotherhood/MacAllister #3) by Kinley MacGregor 08/14/13


25–British slang for £25 is "Pony." Read a book about a horse or has a picture of one on the cover.
Lethal Rider (Lords of Deliverance #3) by Larissa Ione 01/18/14


26 – 26th January is the Australia day or the arrival of the First Fleet. Read a book set in Australia or aboard of a ship. You can also read an historical book with action taking place on the 18th century.
Captured by the Highlander (Highlander Trilogy #1) by Julianne MacLean 08/27/13


27– Is the perfect cube (3 X 3 X 3). Read a book from 3 different trilogies - yes, that means 3 books - Or read a book about a mathematic riddle or code, books like The Da Vinci Code or The Eight are a good example for this one.
1. Hotter After Midnight (Midnight #1) by Cynthia Eden 09/12/13
2. Quinn (Wyoming Sky #1) by R.C. Ryan 09/22/13
3. Claimed by the Highlander (Highlander Trilogy #2) by Julianne MacLean 10/06/13


28–The number of dominoes in standard domino sets. Read something with a black and white cover.
Unbeautifully (Undeniable #2) by Madeline Sheehan 08/10/13


29–and holding. Read a book where the main character is about to turn 30.
So This Is Love (Callaways #2) by Barbara Freethy 11/12/13


30–Over the hill or don't trust anyone over 30. Read a book where a character has an abnormal life spam and is older than he/she appears (vampire, fae, warlock, elf, etc).
Zane's Redemption (Scanguards Vampires #5) by Tina Folsom 08/03/13


31 – Is the last day of the month. Read a book about last chances. Or read the final book of a series. You can also read a book about the end of a cycle or a new beginning.
Protecting What's His (Line of Duty #1) by Tessa Bailey 09/17/13

[Lisa]

1/14-12/14
Level--Never Ending Year
29/31

1. Onyx 3-13-14
2. Losing Hope 2-22-14
3. A Beautiful Dark 4-20-14
4. What She Left Behind 1-22-14
5. Snicker of Magic 5-10-14
6. Nazi Hunters 4-10-14
7. Journal of Douglas Allen Deeds 5-10-14
8. Lost Lake 5-5-14
9. Divergent 2-4-14
10. Goose Girl 4-5-14
11. Revel 5-18-14
12. Tiger Lily 5-23-14
13. Hate List 5-28-14
14. Willow 4-23-14
15. Evertrue 2-20-14
16. Uglies 2-19-14
17. Get Well Soon 1-30-14
18. Panic (dancer) 5-31-14
19. The Great Trouble 3-15-14
20. Fracture 4-25-14
21. Voyage of the Great Titanic 5-20-14
22. Far From You 5-1-14
23. Museum of Intangible Things by Wendy Wunder 5-27-14
24. Catherine, Called Birdy 4-26-14
25. Girl Who Chased Away Sorrow 5-25-14
26. Standing in the Light 5-3-14
27.
28. This Is What Happy Looks Like 4-17-14
29.
30. 57 Lives of Alex Wayfare 4-14-14
31. Esperanza Rising 4-27-14

[Wendy]

read #1 so far chasing oerfect by susan mallery. I am on the second book almost perfect now. discusses 4th of July parade in first book.

[Moderators of NBRC, Challenger-in-Chief]

Looks like you finished, AndaM, right? If so, congratulations! Woohoo!

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Welcome to the challenge, Lisa and Wendy!

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Congratulations, Allison!

[Barbara ★]

*** CHALLENGE COMPLETE ***

Duration: August 1, 2013 - July 31, 2014
Level: Never Ending Year ► Read 14+ Books

READ: 31/31

✔1 - Is the first day of the month. Read a book where the main character (MC) has a first experience of sorts. Or is a one word title. Or is the first of a series.
A Taste of Sin - Connie Mason (heroine is a virgin) 8/9

✔2 – One is good, two is better. Read a romance book or a book that has a partnership. Two can also mean repetition. Read a book about second chances.
The Art of Seducing a Naked Werewolf - Molly Harper (romance) 8/3

✔3 – Being the third wheel is never funny. Read a book that has a wheel on the cover. Or has a love triangle. You can also read a book about three best friends.
Unspoken - Sarah Rees Brennan (love triangle) 8/8

✔4 – 4th of July is Independence Day. Read a book with a red, white and blue cover, or that is set on the US, or has the US flag on the cover. Or read a book where the main character is fighting for his independence or for some greater good.
P is for Peril - Sue Grafton (set in California) 8/2

✔5 - High Five. Read a book where a character is a sports fan or has a best buddy. Or read one about a character with a strong need for approval. There are five points on a star. Read a book with a star on the cover or title.
Forced to Kill - Andrew Peterson (hero & best bud) 9/4

✔6 - In numerology the number 6 is considered a feminine, nurturing, "mother" number. Read a book where the main female character is a mother or becomes a mother.
The Well of Shades - Juliet Marillier (heroine has a daughter) 8/7

✔7–Lucky Seven. Read a book where a character is extremely lucky or a book about anything game related (gambling, bets, poker night, drinking game, you get my point). In the Old Testament, 7 is the number of days it took for God to create the world. Read a book with a tight deadline.
Ink Flamingos - Karen Olson (set in Vegas, time spent in casino) 9/17

✔8– Magic Eight Ball. Read a Magical Book or a book where a character predicts the future (visions, premonitions, tarot readings, any method counts).
Clockwork Princess - Cassandra Clare (magic users) 8/2

✔9–Is the name of a film set in a post-apocalyptic future. Read a book set in, or where a character comes from, a post-apocalyptic future
Z for Zachariah - Robert O'Brien (post-apocalyptic) 9/9

✔10 – 10th of June is the day of Camoes, Portugal and the Portuguese communities. Read a poetry book or a book that has a writer as the main character. Or read a book where the protagonist is Portuguese or Brazilian or speaks Portuguese. Or read a book where the main character struggles to save a precious item.
Naked Edge - Pamela Clare (heroine is a journalist) 8/3



✔11–Its etymological originates from a Germanic compound ainlif meaning "one left". Read a book with only "one left" - it can be the only option left, or the only survivor, or the last of a set of events, the last book left in a series, etc.
Last Man Standing - Cindy Gerard (series conclusion) 8/5

✔12– 12 days of Christmas. Read a book about Christmas, Christmas songs or that has a cumulative title, like Once Bitten, Twice Shy. 12 is also the governmental perfection. Read a book with a character or author named as one of the 12 Apostles, or set in Israel. There are 12 zodiacal signs. Read a book with zodiac or one of the signs on the cover or in the title
Eyes Wide Open - Andrew Gross (one of the Apostles is named Andrew) 8/26

✔13– Black cats, voodoo dolls and Friday the 13th. Read a book about superstitions, bad luck or the occult. Friday the 13th is also known among programmers for causing a computer bug. Read a book about computer viruses, computer hacking or some technological challenge like in Digital Fortress.
Rebel - Zoe Archer (Native American superstitions) 9/8

✔14–The 14th amendment defines US citizenship rights, and importantly, gave African Americans the right to citizenship in America. Read a book where a character moves to the US, or is based in 19th century America.
Abraham Lincoln: Vampire Hunter -  Seth Grahame-Smith (set in American in 1800s) 8/4

✔15–The atomic number of phosphorus, which emits a faint glow upon exposure to oxygen – hence its name given from Greek mythology, meaning "light-bearer." Read a book showing the faint glow of light on the cover.
The Red Heart of Jade - Marjorie Liu (light on cover) 8/31

✔16– Sweet 16. Read a book where a character (doesn’t have to be the MC) reaches 16 or has a sweet 16 party. Or read a Young Adult book.
Out of Breath - Rebecca Donovan (young adult) 9/14

✔17- The shortest form of Japanese poetry (known as Haiku) contains exactly 17 syllables. Read something set in Japan. It takes 17 muscles to produce a smile. Read something that puts a smile on your face.
Fruits Basket, Volume 01 - Natsuki Takaya (Japanese manga, set in Japan) 8/11

✔18–Number of holes on a golf course. Read a book about a professional sportsperson, or where a character plays golf, or golf is part of the title or cover of a book
MacRieve - Kresley Cole (professional soccer player) 3/13

✔19–The worst worldwide influenza pandemic ended in 1919. Read a book from the medical genre, or a book with a character who is a Doctor or Nurse, or a book where someone dies from the flu.
The Woman Who Swallowed a Toothbrush: And Other Weird Medical Case Histories - Rob Myers 9/4

✔20–20/20. Read a “number one book”: about a top student, a perfect score, a best seller. You can also read a book where a character has one of the senses highlighted.
12th of Never - James Patterson (best seller) 9/26



✔21 – Is the legal age for drinking. Read a book where someone has a drinking problem, is an ex-alcoholic or overcome some addiction. 21 can also be Black Jack. Read a book set or where the character goes to Las Vegas, or has a casino or a game of Black Jack or vingt et un is involved.
Blood Lies - Daniel Kalla (m.c. is an alcoholic) 10/3

✔22– In French, "22" is used as a phrase to warn of the coming of the police (typically "22, v'là les flics!", "22, here come the cops!"). Read a book that is a police procedural, or has a strong police presence.
Unwanted - Kristina Ohlsson (police procedural) 8/21

✔23–"W" is the 23rd letter of the alphabet. It has two points down and three points up. Half of W is V, which is the Roman numeral for 5. The "W" on your keyboard is right between the 2 and 3. Read a book with a title or series name that begins with "W." Or was written by an author with a first or last name that begins with "W."
When Is A Pig A Hog?: A Guide To Confoundingly Related English Words - Bernice Randall (title starts with W) 9/6

✔24–There are 24 hours in a day. Read a book in one day. Or one that takes place all in one day.
Sizzle - Julie Garwood (read in one day) 9/29

✔25–British slang for £25 is "Pony." Read a book about a horse or has a picture of one on the cover.
The Sisters Brothers - Patrick deWitt (m.c.'s horse plays an important role) 9/28

✔26 – 26th January is the Australia day or the arrival of the First Fleet. Read a book set in Australia or aboard of a ship. You can also read an historical book with action taking place on the 18th century.
Mutiny on the Bounty - John Boyne (set on a ship) 8/20

✔27– Is the perfect cube (3 X 3 X 3). Read a book from 3 different trilogies - yes, that means 3 books - Or read a book about a mathematic riddle or code, books like The Da Vinci Code or The Eight are a good example for this one.
trilogy 1 - Barely Breathing - Rebecca Donovan (book #3 breathing trilogy) 8/12
trilogy 2 - Kill Me Again - Maggie Shayne (book 2 Secrets of Shadow Falls trilogy) 8/16
trilogy 3 - The Last Boyfriend - Nora Roberts (book 2 Inn Boonsboro trilogy) 8/31

✔28–The number of dominoes in standard domino sets. Read something with a black and white cover.
Ugly Beautiful - Seanpaul Thomas 10/1

✔29–and holding. Read a book where the main character is about to turn 30.
Aunt Dimity's Death - Nancy Atherton (m.c. is 29 going on 30) 9/8

✔30–Over the hill or don't trust anyone over 30. Read a book where a character has an abnormal life span and is older than he/she appears (vampire, fae, warlock, elf, etc).
Winter Kiss - Deborah Cooke (hero is 450) 8/14

✔31 – Is the last day of the month. Read a book about last chances. Or read the final book of a series. You can also read a book about the end of a cycle or a new beginning.
Master of Darkness - Angela Knight (series conclusion) 9/5

[☼♎ Carmen the Bootyshaker Temptress ☼♎]

I'm in. Sound like fun!

A Book A Day Keeps the Boredom at Bay Reading Challenge
Duration: 1/1/14-12/31/14

Rules:Re-reads allowed. Any format (audio, ebook, graphic novel, book, etc.) acceptable.

Boredom Level
Never Ending Year ► Read 14+ Books
Completed: 25 days but 27 Books read

✔1 - Is the first day of the month. Read a book where the main character (MC) has a first experience of sorts. Or is a one word title. Or is the first of a series.
1/31/14, first in the series.

✔2 – One is good, two is better. Read a romance book or a book that has a partnership.
Subgenres of romance under the spoiler
Two can also mean repetition. Read a book about second chances.
3/18, second chance.

✔4 – 4th of July is Independence Day. Read a book with a red, white and blue cover, or that is set on the US, or has the US flag on the cover. Or read a book where the main character is fighting for his independence or for some greater good.
8/28

✔6 - In numerology the number 6 is considered a feminine, nurturing, "mother" number. Read a book where the main female character is a mother or becomes a mother.
In a biblical sense, both man and the serpent were created on the sixth day, therefore, the number six represents both man and rebellion. Read a book were the main character is a man or about a rebellion or resistance to some regimen. 8/30


✔8– Magic Eight Ball. Read a Magical Book or a book where a character predicts the future (visions, premonitions, tarot readings, any method counts). 8/16

✔9–Is the name of a film set in a post-apocalyptic future. Read a book set in, or where a character comes from, a post-apocalyptic future 9/19

✔10 – 10th of June is the day of Camoes, Portugal and the Portuguese communities. Read a poetry book or a book that has a writer as the main character. Or read a book where the protagonist is Portuguese or Brazilian or speaks Portuguese. Or read a book where the main character struggles to save a precious item.
7/20
✔11–Its etymological originates from a Germanic compound ainlif meaning "one left". Read a book with only "one left" - it can be the only option left, or the only survivor, or the last of a set of events, the last book left in a series, etc. 7/30

✔12– 12 days of Christmas. Read a book about Christmas, Christmas songs or that has a cumulative title, like Once Bitten, Twice Shy. 12 is also the governmental perfection. Read a book with a character or author named as one of the 12 Apostles, or set in Israel. There are 12 zodiacal signs. Read a book with zodiac or one of the signs on the cover or in the title 12/23

✔15–The atomic number of phosphorus, which emits a faint glow upon exposure to oxygen – hence its name given from Greek mythology, meaning "light-bearer." Read a book showing the faint glow of light on the cover. 1/24


✔16– Sweet 16. Read a book where a character (doesn’t have to be the MC) reaches 16 or has a sweet 16 party. Or read a Young Adult book. 3/10

✔17–The shortest form of Japanese poetry (known as Haiku) contains exactly 17 syllables. Read something set in Japan. It takes 17 muscles to produce a smile. Read something that puts a smile on your face. 12/23

✔18–Number of holes on a golf course. Read a book about a professional sportsperson, or where a character plays golf, or golf is part of the title or cover of a book 8/24

✔19–The worst worldwide influenza pandemic ended in 1919. Read a book from the medical genre, or a book with a character who is a Doctor or Nurse, or a book where someone dies from the flu. 11/3

✔20–20/20. Read a “number one book”: about a top student, a perfect score, a best seller. You can also read a book where a character has one of the senses highlighted. 8/20

✔21 – Is the legal age for drinking. Read a book where someone has a drinking problem, is an ex-alcoholic or overcome some addiction. 21 can also be Black Jack. Read a book set or where the character goes to Las Vegas, or has a casino or a game of Black Jack or vingt et un is involved. 2/22

✔22–In French, "22" is used as a phrase to warn of the coming of the police (typically "22, v'là les flics!", "22, here come the cops!"). Read a book that is a police procedural, or has a strong police presence.
3/14, strong police presence.

✔23–"W" is the 23rd letter of the alphabet. It has two points down and three points up. Half of W is V, which is the Roman numeral for 5. The "W" on your keyboard is right between the 2 and 3. Read a book with a title or series name that begins with "W." Or was written by an author with a first or last name that begins with "W." 11/18

✔24–There are 24 hours in a day. Read a book in one day. Or one that takes place all in one day. 5/22

✔25–British slang for £25 is "Pony." Read a book about a horse or has a picture of one on the cover. 7/28

✔26 – 26th January is the Australia day or the arrival of the First Fleet. Read a book set in Australia or aboard of a ship. You can also read an historical book with action taking place on the 18th century. 11/15

✔27– Is the perfect cube (3 X 3 X 3). Read a book from 3 different trilogies - yes, that means 3 books - Or read a book about a mathematic riddle or code, books like The Da Vinci Code or The Eight are a good example for this one.
✔ 4/25
✔ 6/20
✔ 12/19

✔28–The number of dominoes in standard domino sets. Read something with a black and white cover.
3/8/14, black and white cover.

✔30–Over the hill or don't trust anyone over 30. Read a book where a character has an abnormal life spam and is older than he/she appears (vampire, fae, warlock, elf, etc).
3/7 vampire that is decades old.

✔31 – Is the last day of the month. Read a book about last chances. Or read the final book of a series. You can also read a book about the end of a cycle or a new beginning.
11/28

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Big Time congrats, Barbara★!

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Welcome to the challenge, Carmen!

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Thanks :)

[Kimberly]

I'm Done. D.O.N.E. Donedonedonedonedone!!

https://www.goodreads.com/topic/show/...

Why on earth did I think it was necessary to complete each category (except #27) 2 times?? I recall it had something to do with the Tower Challenge...?

Anyway, I'm done. :)

[Lisa Kay]

Congrats, Kimberly! I had a challenge like that once. This is the gif I made:

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[Kimberly]

Lisa Kay wrote: "Congrats, Kimberly! I had a challenge like that once. This is the gif I made:






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PERFECT!! :)

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A Book A Day Keeps the Boredom at Bay Reading Challenge
Bored Month ► Read 10 - 13 Books
Duration : 8th June, 2014 to 8th June, 2015


1 - The Summer I Turned Pretty by Jenny Han (1st book in a series)
2 - Someone Else's Life by Katie Dale
4 - Cinder by Marissa Meyer
5 - Legend by Marie Lu
16 - The Unbecoming of Mara Dyer by Michelle Hodkin
17 - The Statistical Probability of Love at First Sight by Jennifer E. Smith
31 - If I Stay by Gayle Forman

Completed : 7

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Welcome to the challenge, Ruchi!