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A Book A Day Keeps the Boredom at Bay Reading Challenge
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COMPLETED!!! Original Post #3
Duration:8/15/13 - 8/14/14
Completed: 26/14+
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 - One word title:
12/16/13✓ 2 – Romance book and a second chance:
8/26/13✓ 3 – A book about three best friends.
4/18/14✓ 4 – The main character is fighting for his independence or for some greater good.
2/14/14✓ 5 - Star on the cover.
2/8/14✓ 6 - Main female character is a mother:
9/13/13✓ 8– Character predicts the future:
8/15/13✓ 10 – Main character struggles to save a precious item (her parents and the souls of other children).
9/4/13✓ 11– Read a book with only "one left" - the last book left in a series.
4/1/14✓ 12– A book about Christmas:
12/29/13✓ 13– Read a book about superstitions, bad luck or the occult. (Ghosts, witches, hounds of hell, etc...and the Jacks)
11/27/13✓ 14– A character moves to the US.
6/29/14✓ 15– Faint glow of light on the cover.
10/11/13✓ 16– YA.
4/17/14✓ 17– Read something that puts a smile on your face.
✓ 19–A character who is a Doctor:
12/29/13✓ 20–Read a “number one book”: Goodreads Choice Awards winner 2013
3/27/14✓ 23- Title begins with "W."
9/12/13✓ 24– Read a book in one day.
9/20/13✓ 26 – Set in Australia.
2/27/14✓ ✓ ✓ 27– Read a book from 3 different trilogies:
1/2/14
12/2/13
5/27/14✓ 28– Black and white cover:
10/21/13✓ 30–Character has an abnormal life span:
8/31/13✓ 31 – A new beginning:
5/6/14
Congratulations Kristie. You read some awesome books.
Thanks! Yes, there were a lot that I really enjoyed. :)
Finished! Did all except two.A Book A Day Keeps the Boredom at Bay Reading Challenge
Duration: 7/24/13 - 7/23/14
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.
Death at La Fenice: A Novel of Suspense by Donna Leon - 8/3/13
Commissario Brunetti #1
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 Seduction of the Crimson Rose by Lauren Willig - 10/10/13
Romance genre
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.
The Cluttered Corpse by Mary Jane Maffini - 10/25/13
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.
Nine Lives Last Forever by Rebecca M. Hale - 7/29/13
Set in US
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.
by Lilian Jackson Braun - 11/8/136 - 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.
The Snake, the Crocodile & the Dog by Elizabeth Peters - 9/21/13
MC is a mother.
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.
Escape from Mr. Lemoncello's Library by Chris Grabenstein - 9/7/13
Game-related
8– Magic Eight Ball. Read a Magical Book or a book where a character predicts the future (visions, premonitions, tarot readings, any method counts).
Murder Under a Mystic Moon by Yasmine Galenorn - 10/18/13
MC is a psychic and reads tarot cards.
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.
A Killer Plot by Ellery Adams - 8/21/13
Main character is writing a book.
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 Laughter of Dead Kings by Elizabeth Peters - 12/16/13
Last in Vicky Bliss series
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
The Corpse in Oozak's Pond by Charlotte MacLeod - 1/14/14
MC is Peter Shandy - apostle Peter
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.
Legend of the Jade Dragon by Yasmine Galenorn - 9/2/13
MC has run of bad luck due to a curse.
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.
Haunting Jordan by P.J. Alderman - 10/27/13
Takes place in 1890s Washington state and current day
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.
by E.J. Copperman - 9/10/13 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.
Oracles of Delphi Keep by Victoria Laurie - 8/8/13
Young Adult
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.
No Nest for the Wicket by Donna Andrews - 12/4/13
Humor genre
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
Back Spin by Harlan Coben - 5/13/14
Book centers around a pro golfing tournament
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.
Shroud For A Nightingale by P.D. James - 7/26/13
Nurses are main characters
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.
The Ocean at the End of the Lane by Neil Gaiman - 12/16/13
Best seller
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.
Cat in an Indigo Mood by Carole Nelson Douglas - 11/27/13
Set in Las Vegas
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.
Kissed A Sad Goodbye by Deborah Crombie - 10/12/13
Main characters are Scotland Yard detectives.
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."
The Golem and the Jinni by Helene Wecker - 7/28/13
24–There are 24 hours in a day. Read a book in one day. Or one that takes place all in one day.
Heaven is for Real: A Little Boy's Astounding Story of His Trip to Heaven and Back by Todd Burpo - 11/3/13
Read 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.
by Maureen Ash - 2/1/1426 – 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.
The Black Moth by Georgette Heyer - 10/4/13
Takes place in 1751.
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.
The Venetian Betrayal by Steve Berry - 7/9/14
Book centers around solving a riddle
28–The number of dominoes in standard domino sets. Read something with a black and white cover.
by C.L. Bevill - 11/26/1329–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).
Fablehaven by Brandon Mull - 1/22/14
Fairies and other creatures in book have abnormally long life spans.
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.
Bitter Sweets by G.A. McKevett - 8/24/13
New beginning - started business as private investigator
7/14-7-151-Panic 7-20-14
2 –Listen 8-1-14
3 – School of Charm 7-27-14
4 – A Girl Called Problem 9-28-14
5 - Starbird Murphy and the World Outside 8-31-14
6 -Escape Under the Forever Sky 8-5-14.
7 –The Spindlers 9-12-14
8–Leisl and Po 8-9-14
9–Love in the Time of Global Warming 10-4-14
10 – Baby 10-1-14
11–The Opposite of Love 9-30-14
12-Lies We Tell Ourselves 12-14-14
13–East 8-17-14
14–Ballad of Lucy Whipple 8-25-14
15–The Ghosts Child 7-29-14
16– Katrina 7-29-14
17–Second Life of Abigail Walker 8-15-14
18–Let it Snow 12-15-14
19–Loud Awake and Lost 8-8-14
20–Meaning of Maggie 8-18-14
21 –If You Find Me 8-28-14
22–The Vanishing Season 9-2-14
23–Walk Two Moons 11-07-14
24–Girl Behind The Glass 7-29-14
25–Twelve Impossible Things Before Breakfast 11-22-14
26 –Coal Miners Bride 8-2-14
27– Read a book from 3 different trilogies
1. Frozen 8-23-14
2. Slammed 8-27-14
3. In the End 10-10-14
28–Before I Die 8-14-14
29–Heart is a Lonely Hunter 9-24-14
30–Storm 8-10-14
31 – Golden 7-24-14
Last minute question!Could I use
for #15? The silhouette is illuminated by an orange glow.
Ashley Marie wrote: "Last minute question!Could I use
for #15? The silhouette is illuminated by an orange glow."It looks like a orange glow of light to me, so I'd say you can.
Forgot to post my finished list yesterday!Duration: August 1, 2013 - July 28, 2014
Never Ending Year ► Read 14+ Books
33/33
✔1 - Is the first day of the month. Read a book that is the first of a series.
The Thousand-Dollar Tan Line (4/4) ★★★★
✔2 – One is good, two is better. Read a book about second chances.
The Sea of Tranquility (8/31) ★★★★★
✔3 – Being the third wheel is never funny. Read a book that has a love triangle.
Chosen at Nightfall (6/30) ★
✔4 – 4th of July is Independence Day. Read a book with a blue cover.
(8/8) ★★★★★✔5 - High Five. Read a book with a star on the cover or title.
The Dog Stars (6/11) ★★★★
✔6 - In numerology the number 6 is considered a feminine, nurturing, "mother" number. Read a book were the main character is a man.
Blood Song (11/24) ★★★★★
✔7–Lucky Seven. Read a book about anything game related.
Cards on the Table (6/26) ★★★★
✔8– Magic Eight Ball. Read a Magical Book or a book where a character predicts the future (visions, premonitions, tarot readings, any method counts).
The Dream Thieves (11/2) ★★★★
✔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
Delirium (8/10) ★★★
✔10 – 10th of June is the day of Camoes, Portugal and the Portuguese communities. Read a book where the main character struggles to save a precious item.
The Bitter Kingdom (9/16) ★★★★
✔11–Its etymological originates from a Germanic compound ainlif meaning "one left". Read a book with only "one left" - Cal is the only one to escape the "bugs."
Confessions of a D-List Supervillain (2/18) ★★
✔12– Read a book with a character named as one of the 12 Apostles.
Moon Over Soho (8/4) ★★★★
✔13– Black cats, voodoo dolls and Friday the 13th. Read a book about superstitions, bad luck or the occult.
Darkhouse (8/17) ★★★★
✔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.
Unbearable Lightness: A Story of Loss and Gain (2/24) ★★★
✔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.
(7/15) ★★✔16– Sweet 16. Read a Young Adult book.
The Fault in Our Stars (9/7) ★★★★★
✔17–The shortest form of Japanese poetry (known as Haiku) contains exactly 17 syllables. Read something set in Japan.
Daughter of the Sword (4/30) ★★★★
✔18–Number of holes on a golf course. Read a book about a professional sportsperson.
Summerland (7/28) ★★★
✔19–Read a book with a character who is a nurse.
Moonshifted (4/24) ★★★
✔20–20/20. Read a “number one book”: a best seller.
Harry Potter and the Sorcerer's Stone (8/6) ★★★★★
✔21 – Is the legal age for drinking. Read a book where someone has a drinking problem, is an ex-alcoholic or overcome some addiction.
Endless Knight (10/13) ★★★
✔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.
Whispers Under Ground (8/9) ★★★★
✔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."
World After (12/14) ★★★
✔24–There are 24 hours in a day. Read a book in one day.
Hex Hall (8/1) ★★★★
✔25–British slang for £25 is "Pony." Read a book about a horse or has a picture of one on the cover.
Beyond the Homestretch: What I've Learned from Saving Racehorses (2/7) ★★★★★
✔26 – 26th January is the Australia day or the arrival of the First Fleet. Read a book set aboard of a ship.
Frenchman's Creek (11/30) ★★★
27– Is the perfect cube (3 X 3 X 3). Read a book from 3 different trilogies.
✔A Great and Terrible Beauty (4/17) ★★★★
✔Divergent (12/2) ★★★★
✔Ruin and Rising (6/27) ★★★★★
✔28–The number of dominoes in standard domino sets. Read something with a black and white cover.
(9/21) ★★★✔29–and holding. Read a book where the main character is about to turn 30.
How to Be a Woman (12/4) ★★★★
✔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).
Kill City Blues (9/27) ★★
✔31 – Is the last day of the month. Read a book about last chances. Or read the final book of a series.
Dreams of Gods & Monsters (5/6) ★★★★
Completed:
A Book A Day Keeps the Boredom at Bay Reading Challenge Duration: Aug 27, 2014 - Oct 1, 2014
Boredom Levels - Never Ending Year ► Read 14+ Books
1 - Is the first day of the month.
3.5* 9/142 – One is good, two is better.
3.5* 9/33 – Being the third wheel is never funny.
4* 8/294 – 4th of July is Independence Day.
4* 9/195 - High Five.
3.5* 8/316 - In numerology the number 6 is considered a feminine, nurturing, "mother" number.
4* 9/97 – Lucky Seven.
3.5* 8/318 – Magic Eight Ball.
4* 9/119 – post-apocalyptic future.
3* 9/210 – 10th of June is the day of Camoes, Portugal and the Portuguese communities.
3.5* 8/2711 – Its etymological originates from a Germanic compound ainlif meaning "one left".
3* 10/112 – 12 days of Christmas.
4* 9/2013 – Black cats, voodoo dolls and Friday the 13th.
3* 9/2014 – The 14th amendment
3* 9/315 – The atomic number of phosphorus
3* 9/316– Sweet 16.
3.5* 8/2817 – Haiku
4* 9/2118 – Number of holes on a golf course.
3* 9/2419 – influenza pandemic 1919
3.5* 9/2020 – 20/20
3.5* 9/1421 – Is the legal age for drinking.
4* 9/1922 – the coming of the police
4* 9/1623 – "W"
3* 9/524 – There are 24 hours in a day.
4* 8/3125 – "Pony."
4* 9/426 – 26th January is the Australia day
4* 9/1727 – Is the perfect cube (3 X 3 X 3).
38 9/1
3.5* 9/14
3* 9/928 – dominoes
3.5* 8/3029 – and holding
3.5* 9/2030 – Over the hill or don't trust anyone over 30.
3* 9/2231 – Is the last day of the month.
4* 9/2
A Book a Day Keeps the Boredom at BayDuration: 1 year from start date
Started: 08/29/14 - 08/28/15
Level: Neverending year 14+
Finished: 0/31
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.
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.
Congratulations Abbie!It looks like you read some pretty good books for this challenge :D.
Thanks Amanda! Yes I did :) I love reading for challenges.
I would like to start this one, it sounds fun. :)Begin Date 10/02/14
End Date 10/02/15
Level - Neverending year 14+
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.
I'll start up with you Tonya. Sign me up please!!!A Book A Day Keeps the Boredom at Bay Reading Challenge
Duration: 10/02/14 - 10/02/15
Level - Neverending year 14+
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.
Welcome to the challenge Tonya and Kimberly!
FINISHED!!7/14-7-15
1-Panic 7-20-14
2 –Listen 8-1-14
3 – School of Charm 7-27-14
4 – A Girl Called Problem 9-28-14
5 - Starbird Murphy and the World Outside 8-31-14
6 -Escape Under the Forever Sky 8-5-14.
7 –The Spindlers 9-12-14
8–Leisl and Po 8-9-14
9–Love in the Time of Global Warming 10-4-14
10 – Baby 10-1-14
11–The Opposite of Love 9-30-14
12-Lies We Tell Ourselves 12-14-14
13–East 8-17-14
14–Ballad of Lucy Whipple 8-25-14
15–The Ghosts Child 7-29-14
16– Katrina 7-29-14
17–Second Life of Abigail Walker 8-15-14
18–Let it Snow 12-15-14
19–Loud Awake and Lost 8-8-14
20–Meaning of Maggie 8-18-14
21 –If You Find Me 8-28-14
22–The Vanishing Season 9-2-14
23–Walk Two Moons 11-07-14
24–Girl Behind The Glass 7-29-14
25–Twelve Impossible Things Before Breakfast 11-22-14
26 –Coal Miners Bride 8-2-14
27– Read a book from 3 different trilogies
1. Frozen 8-23-14
2. Slammed 8-27-14
3. In the End 10-10-14
28–Before I Die 8-14-14
29–Heart is a Lonely Hunter 9-24-14
30–Storm 8-10-14
31 – Golden 7-24-14
A Book a Day Keeps the Boredom at Bay***COMPLETE***
Goal: Never Ending Year - 14+ books (33/33)
January 1, 2015 - December 31, 2015
✓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
Bad Romeo by Leisa Rayven (01/14/15)
✓2 – One is good, two is better. Two can also mean repetition
Read a romance book
Or a book that has a partnership
Read a book about second chances
No Reverse by Marion Croslydon (01/10/15)
✓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
Zoey And The Nice Guy by Carter Ashby (02/18/15)
✓4 – 4th of July is Independence Day
Read a book with a red, white and blue cover
Or that is set in 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
Suicide Note by Teresa Mummert (01/20/15)
✓5 - High Five. There are five points on a star
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
Read a book with a star on the cover or title
Hero by Samantha Young (03/08/15)
✓6 - In numerology the number 6 is considered a feminine, nurturing, "mother" number. 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 where the main female character is a mother or becomes a mother
Read a book were the main character is a man
Or about a rebellion or resistance to some regimen
A Husband's Regret by Natasha Anders (01/09/15)
✓7 – Lucky Seven. In the Old Testament, 7 is the number of days it took for God to create the world
Read a book where a character is extremely lucky
Or a book about anything game related (gambling, bets, poker night, drinking game, etc)
Read a book with a tight deadline
The Scorch Trials by James Dashner (03/08/15)
✓8 – Magic Eight Ball
Read a Magical Book
Or a book where a character predicts the future
Ink by Holly Hood (03/27/15)
✓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
The Maze Runner by James Dashner (03/05/15)
✓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
Skygods by Sarah Latchaw (01/06/15)
✓11 – Its etymological originates from a Germanic compound ainlif meaning "one left"
Read a book with only "one left" (the only option left, the only survivor, or the last book left)
The Death Cure by James Dashner (03/10/15)
✓12 – 12 days of Christmas. 12 is also the governmental perfection. There are 12 zodiacal signs.
Read a book about Christmas or Christmas songs
Or that has a cumulative title, like Once Bitten, Twice Shy...
Read a book with a character or author named as one of the 12 Apostles
Or set in Israel
Read a book with zodiac or one of the signs on the cover or in the title
Frigid by J. Lynn (02/22/15)
✓13 – Black cats, voodoo dolls and Friday the 13th. Friday the 13th is also known among programmers for causing a computer bug
Read a book about superstitions, bad luck or the occult
Or read a book about computer viruses, computer hacking or some technological challenge
The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo by Stieg Larsson (03/15/15)
✓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
The Hidden Blade by Sherry Thomas (06/14/15)
✓15 - The atomic number of phosphorus, which emits a faint glow upon exposure to oxygen
Read a book showing the faint glow of light on the cover
Black Box by Cassia Leo (02/27/15)
✓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
The Perks of Being a Wallflower by Stephen Chbosky (03/01/15)
✓17 – The shortest form of Japanese poetry (known as Haiku) contains exactly 17 syllables. It takes 17 muscles to produce a smile
Read something set in Japan
Read something that puts a smile on your face
Ella and Micha: Infinitely and Always by Jessica Sorensen (03/26/15)
✓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
Take Me On by Katie McGarry (02/10/15)
✓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
Insanity by Lauren Hammond (03/11/15)
✓20 – 20/20
Read a “number one book”: about a top student, a perfect score, a best seller
Or read a book where a character has one of the senses highlighted
Echoes of Scotland Street by Samantha Young (02/07/15)
✓21 – Is the legal age for drinking. 21 can also be Black Jack
Read a book where someone has a drinking problem, is an ex-alcoholic
Or overcome some addiction
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
The Prelude of Ella and Micha by Jessica Sorensen (02/17/15)
✓22 – In French, "22" is used as a phrase to warn of the coming of the police
Read a book that is a police procedural
Or has a strong police presence
Collateral Damage by Katie Klein (02/21/15)
✓23 – "W" is the 23rd letter of the alphabet
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"
Second Debt by Pepper Winters (02/01/15)
✓24 – There are 24 hours in a day
Read a book in one day
Or one that takes place all in one day
Nick & Norah's Infinite Playlist by Rachel Cohn and David Levithan (01/07/15)
✓25 – British slang for £25 is "Pony"
Read a book about a horse
Or has a picture of one on the cover
Chasing McCree by J.C. Isabella (03/12/15)
✓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
Or read a historical book with action taking place in the 18th century
The Story of Us by Lesley Jones (02/28/15)
✓27 – Is the perfect cube (3 X 3 X 3)
Read a book from 3 different trilogies
Or read a book about a mathematic riddle or code
1. Faking It by Cora Carmack (02/12/15)
2. Sweet Evil by Wendy Higgins (03/30/15)
3. Everbound by Brodi Ashton (04/12/15)
✓28 – The number of dominoes in standard domino sets
Read something with a black and white cover
A Game of Thrones by George R.R. Martin (02/28/15)
✓29 – and holding
Read a book where the main character is about to turn 30
Beguiling the Beauty by Sherry Thomas (05/19/15)
✓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
Phoenix: The Rising by Bette Maybee (01/17/15)
✓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
You Turn by Marion Croslydon (02/04/15)
Welcome to the challenge, Laila Jane & Kathryn ☺
Duration: January 1, 2015 to December 31, 2015Boredom 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 - Frozen
2 – The Elite
3 – Reached
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I've completed this challenge with 25 days finished out of the 14 that I was going to do. It was so much fun that I'm going to do it again for the new year but this time I'm going to aim to complete all of the 31 days. :)
Duration: Jan.1,2015-Dec.31,2015
Boredom Levels
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. Cress 1/2
✔ 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. The Search 1/3
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.
✔ 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. NYPD Red 2 2/20
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). Storm Front 2/15
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. Guarded 2/27
✔ 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. Anna and the French Kiss 1/4
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. Seducing Cinderella 1/6
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." Wild Command Book 1 1/22
✔24–There are 24 hours in a day. Read a book in one day. Or one that takes place all in one day. Yes, Sir 1/22
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. Beauty from Pain
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. Black Like Me 1/30
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). Lover Awakened 2/13
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.
Well done Carmen. ☺And welcome back to the challenge.
Start date: 1/1/15I might as well go for Never Ending Year
✔ 1 - Is the first day of the month. Read a first of a series. Confessions of a Shopaholic 1/3/15
✔ 2 – One is good, two is better. Read a romance book. Oh, Naughty Night! 2/22/15
✔ 3 – Being the third wheel is never funny. Read a book that has a love triangle. Finger Lickin' Fifteen 2/3/15
✔ 4 – 4th of July is Independence Day. Read a book that is set on the US. Flawless 2/7/15
✔ 5 - High Five. Read a book where a character is a sports fan or has a best buddy. Sex, Murder And A Double Latte 3/10/15
✔ 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. Where'd You Go, Bernadette 1/26/15
✔ 7–Lucky Seven. Read a book where a character is extremely lucky or a book about anything game related. Rules of Prey 2/14/15
✔ 8– Magic Eight Ball. Read a Magical Book or a book where a character predicts the future (visions, premonitions, tarot readings, any method counts). 11/22/63 1/25/15
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. When Reason Breaks 1/18/15
✔ 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 Secret Place 2/2/15 (well, last book published in the series, so far)
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. I'll Give You the Sun 3/2/15
✔ 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. The Same Sky 3/22/15
✔ 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. Never Never 1/9/15
✔ 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. Perfect 2/28/15
✔ 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. Maybe Someday 4/10/15
✔ 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 Born to Rise - My Story 2/26/15
✔ 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. Me Before You 1/10/15
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. Sworn to Silence 1/8/15
✔ 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. Glory in Death 2/16/15
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. The Mysterious Affair at Styles 4/15/15
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. Big Little Lies 2/20/15
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.
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.
I started on 1/1/15, just needed time to get organized, and of course read :)21/31
UPDATED 1/17/15
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.
✔Seeing Eye Mate First In 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.
✔The Sweet Gum Tree-second chance
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.
✔Inescapable-Love triangle of sorts
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.
✔Unexpected Treasure-heroine is fighting to love her self
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.
✔'Til Death, Volume Two Becomes a mother
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.
✔Fire in the Smokies tight deadline to save the heroine from a fire
8– Magic Eight Ball. Read a Magical Book or a book where a character predicts the future (visions, premonitions, tarot readings, any method counts).
✔Kane's Mate- visions
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
✔Matched-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
✔The Billionaire's First Christmas About Christmas
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.
✔ Promise Me Darkness EMP hit the US
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.
✔ The Summer Garden- they move to 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.
✔ Control Put a huge smile on my 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.
✔Kick-hero is a head doctor
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.
✔To Catch a Wolf- sense of smell is hightened
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.
✔ Boarded by Love go to LV
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.
✔ Never Close Enough Series was awesome, read all three 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.
✔ The Italian's Passionate Return the heroine works with horses
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.
✔ Promise Me Light Black and white cover with a word in blue
29–and holding. Read a book where the main character is about to turn 30.
✔ Cautious hero turns 30 in the book
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).
✔ Blind Wolf wolf with long lie span
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.
✔ Never Never Dont want to spoil,but its about new beginnings
As good as I am doing on this one...A Book A Day Keeps the Boredom at Bay
Duration: 1 year starting from August 1st
Boredom Levels
Never Ending Year ► Read 14+ Books
29/33 Completed
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. Cinder by Marissa Meyer August 10, 2013
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. My Butterfly by Laura Miller August 15, 2013.. Main two characters split for 10 years...and then came together again
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.
The Alpine Betrayal by Mary Daheim ..September 18, 2013...Love Triangle
4 - 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 Housewife Assassin's Handbook by Josie Brown...August.13, 2013
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. Bared to You by Sylvia Day...September 22, 2013
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 Alpine Advocate by Mary Dahiem...August 24, 2013 Main character is a mother
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. Whiskey Rebellion by Liliana Hart...October 9, 2013 Addison very lucky she is alive
8– Magic Eight Ball. Read a Magical Book or a book where a character predicts the future (visions, premonitions, tarot readings, any method counts). The Tender Mercy of Roses by Anna Michaels...October 8, 2013 A ghost giving the characters clues.
9–Is the name of a film set in a post-apocalyptic future. Read a book set in, a post-apocalyptic future The 5th Wave by Rick Yancy...August 19, 2013
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.
The Thirteenth Tale by Diana Setterfield...September 5, 2013
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. Keeper of the Bride by Tess Gerritsen...August 29, 2013..Main character is the 'last alive' to see the bad guy
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.
The Ocean at the End of the Lane by Neil Gaiman...October 19, 2013
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.
Orphan Train by Christine Baker Kline...August 14, 2013Main character came from Ireland
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.
by Lynn Osterkamp..September 14, 2013.16– 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. The Curious Incident of the Dog in the Night-Time by Mark Haddon...September 20,2013
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.
The Cat Who Wasn't a Dog by Marian Babson...September 8, 2013 Smile on my 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...Big Girl Panties by Stephanie Evanovich...September 30, 2013...Book about a personal trainer to pro baseball players
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 Immortal Life of Henrietta Lacks by Rebecca Skloot...September 16, 2013
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. Nearly Departed in Deadwood by Ann Charles....September 1, 2013Doc can 'smell' ghosts
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. Sweethearts by Sara Zarr...October 25, 2013..Cam's Dad
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. The Silent Girl by Tess Gerritsen..August 22, 2013
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." The Wednesday Wars by Gary D. Schmidt...November 3, 2013
24–There are 24 hours in a day. Read a book in one day. Wonder by R.J.Palacio...September 28, 2013
25–British slang for £25 is "Pony." Read a book about a horse or has a picture of one on the cover.
by Irene Brand..December 2, 201326 – 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. Ruby Red by Kerstin Gier...December 10, 2013
27– Is the perfect cube (3 X 3 X 3). Read a book from 3 different trilogies - yes, that means 3 books -
1.The Claiming of Sleeping Beauty by A.N. Roquelaure...November 8, 2013
2. Reached by Ally Condie...December 26, 2013
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). Kitty and the Silver Bullet by Carrie Vaughn...September 24, 2013...Werewolf, vampires
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. March Geraldine Brooks...September 11, 2013...End of slavery, also end of 'youth' for Mr. March
For #11, does it count if it's the last book published but may not be the last book in the series?
Beth (Ducky) wrote: "For #11, does it count if it's the last book published but may not be the last book in the series?"That's fine, Beth.
A Book A Day Keeps The Boredom AwayDuration: February 23, 2015- February 23, 2016
Level: Never Ending Year (14+)
Progress: 33/33
Done! Finished on 12/11/2015
1. Read a book where the main character (MC) has a first experience of sorts.
- The Magic Castle: A Mother's Harrowing True Story of Her Adoptive Son's Multiple Personalities--and the Triumph of Healing by Carole Smith 02/24/2015
2. One is good, two is better. a book that has a partnership.
- Revolver by Marcus Sedgwick 02/25/2015
3. Being the third wheel is never funny. Read a book that has a love triangle.
- Neverfall by Brodi Ashton 02/27/2015
4. 4th of July is Independence Day. Read a book that is set on the US.
- The Devouring by Simon Holt 3/1/2015
5. High Five. Read a book where a character is a sports fan.
- Whodunnit? Murder in Mystery Manor by Anthony E. Zuiker 3/4/2015
6. 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.
- Second Chance Boyfriend by Monica Murphy 3/5/2015
7. Lucky Seven. Read a book where a character is extremely lucky.
- Whatever You Do, Don't Run: True Tales of a Botswana Safari Guide by Peter Allison 3/8/2015
8. Magic Eight Ball. Read a book where a character predicts the future.
- The Children of Odin: The Book of Northern Myths by Padraic Colum 3/12/2015
9. Is the name of a film set in a post-apocalyptic future. Read a book set in a post-apocalyptic future.
- Requiem by Lauren Oliver 3/15/2015
10. 10th of June is the day of Camoes, Portugal and the Portuguese communities. Read a book that has a writer as the main character.
- South of No North by Charles Bukowski 3/16/2015
11. Its etymological originates from a Germanic compound ainlif meaning "one left". Read a book with only "one left".
- The Enemy by Charlie Higson 3/18/2015
12. 12 is also the governmental perfection. Read a book with a author named as one of the 12 Apostles.
- The Silver Linings Playbook by Matthew Quick
13. Black cats, voodoo dolls and Friday the 13th. Read a book about superstitions.
- Burial Rites by Hannah Kent
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.
- The Darkest Hour by Maya Banks 3/26/2015
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.
- Will Grayson, Will Grayson by John Green 4/7/2015
16. Sweet 16. Read a Young Adult book.
- Wintergirls by Laurie Halse Anderson 4/8/2015
17. It takes 17 muscles to produce a smile. Read something that puts a smile on your face.
- The Gentleman and the Rogue by Bonnie Dee 4/21/2015
18. Number of holes on a golf course. Read a book about a professional sportsperson.
- The Face of Fear by Brian Coffey 4/28/2015
19. The worst worldwide influenza pandemic ended in 1919. Read a book with a character who is a Doctor or Nurse.
- Of Metal and Wishes by Sarah Fine 5/5/2015
20. 20/20. Read a “number one book”: about a top student, a perfect score, a best seller.
- I Was a Teenage Fairy by Francesca Lia Block 5/3/2015
21. Is the legal age for drinking. Read a book where someone is an ex-alcoholic or overcome some addiction.
- Operating Instructions: A Journal of My Son's First Year by Anne Lamott 5/9/2015
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 has a strong police presence.
- Murder on a Girls' Night Out by Anne George 5/24/2015
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 that begins with "W."
- We Are All Completely Beside Ourselves by Karen Joy Fowler 6/19/2015
24. There are 24 hours in a day. Read a book in one day.
- Shattering Glass by Gail Giles 6/27/2015
25. British slang for £25 is "Pony." Read a book about a horse.
- Hunger by Jackie Morse Kessler 8/14/2015
26. 26th January is the Australia day or the arrival of the First Fleet. Read a book set aboard of a ship.
- Elsewhere by Gabrielle Zevin 9/26/2015
27. Is the perfect cube (3 X 3 X 3). Read a book from 3 different trilogies.
- #1: The Eighth Day by Dianne K. Salerni 9/29/2015
- #2: Everbound by Brodi Ashton 10/17/2015
- #3: Clockwork Angel by Cassandra Clare 10/23/2015
28. The number of dominoes in standard domino sets. Read something with a black and white cover.
- Nightlight: A Parody by The Harvard Lampoon 12/2/2015
29. and holding. You can use listopia: I searched for "turning 30" and got results like
Flavorwire.com's 30 Books Everyone Should Read Before Turning 30
- A Child Called "It" by Dave Pelzer 12/11/2015
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.
- Blood Beast by Darren Shan 12/9/2015
31. Is the last day of the month. You can also read a book about the end of a cycle or a new beginning.
- Push by Sapphire 12/5/2015
I'm in for Never Ending Year - 14+ books. I'll try and hit all 31.Start Date: March 1, 2015
End Date: February 29, 2016
Books read: 22/33
✔1 - Is the first day of the month. Read a book where the main character has a first experience of sorts. Or is a one word title. Or is the first of a series. Proof: The Science of Booze (not counting subtitle) - read 5/26/15
✔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. Horns - read 6/23/15
(view spoiler)
✔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. Unbecoming - read 6/5/15
✔4 – 4th of July is Independence Day. Read a book with a red, white and blue cover, or that is set in 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 Good Girl - read 3/14/15
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. My Real Children - read 6/11/15
✔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. Ella Minnow Pea - read 7/3/15 - (view spoiler)
✔8– Magic Eight Ball. Read a Magical Book or a book where a character predicts the future (visions, premonitions, tarot readings, any method counts). The Well of Lost Plots - read 3/31/15 - (view spoiler)
✔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. The Death Cure - read 8/26/15
✔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. The Damned - read 3/22/15
11–Its etymological origin is 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. Yes, Chef - read 6/30/15 - author is raised in Sweden but moves to New York to become a chef.
✔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.
- read 4/23/15(view spoiler)
✔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. Every Day - read 7/21/15
✔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.
Yes Please - read 9/21/15
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. Station Eleven - read 3/27/15
✔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. Annihilation - read 4/8/15 - (view spoiler)
✔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. The Girl on the Train - read 7/15/15 - (view spoiler)
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." The Lemoncholy Life of Annie Aster by Scott Wilbanks - read 6/2/15
✔24–There are 24 hours in a day. Read a book in one day. Or one that takes place all in one day.
The Ocean at the End of the Lane - read 7/1/15
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.
The Hungry Ocean: A Swordboat Captain's Journey - read 9/4/15
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.
Authority (Southern Reach Trilogy) - read 8/31/15
✔ 28–The number of dominoes in standard domino sets. Read something with a black and white cover.
- read 3/5/1529–and holding. Read a book where the main character is about to turn 30.
Or you can use listopia:
30 Books Everyone Should Read Before Turning 30
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 span 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. Another Day - read 8/20/15 - is, at this point, the last book in the "Every Day" series, and is also, in a way, about a new beginning.
I'm in. My Goal is to complete the list. Never Ending Year ► Read 14+ Books
Started Feb. 24, 2015. Completed May 1, 2015
1 MC's first experience of being loved.
Born in Sin 2/28
2 A book about second chances.
The Marshal Takes a Bride 2/28
3 A love triangle.
The Returning 3/26
4 Red, white and blue cover.
The Ride of Her Life 3/1
5 A star on the cover.
Appaloosa 2/25
6 Main female character is a mother.
Lion in the Valley: An Amelia Peabody Novel of Suspense 3/9
7 A book with a tight deadline.
The Monuments Men: Allied Heroes, Nazi Thieves, and the Greatest Treasure Hunt in History 3/26
8 A character predicts the future.
Absolutely, Positively 3/1
9– Set in a post-apocalyptic future.
The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy 4/1
10 Writer as the main character.
Die for Love 3/22
11 The only option left.
It Happened at the Fair 3/5
12 Character name one of the 12 Apostles.
The Duke and I 3/2
13 A book about superstitions.
Mrs. Pollifax and the Lion Killer 3/3
14 Based in 19th century America.
A Sensible Arrangement 3/4
15 Glow of light on the cover.
Interlude in Death 2/27
16 Or read a Young Adult book.
The Queen of Attolia 3/18
17 Puts a smile on your face.
Mrs. Pollifax, Innocent Tourist 3/7
18 About a professional sportsperson.
The Kid from Tomkinsville 3/25
19 MCs are a Doctor & a Nurse.
An Unlikely Union 2/25
20 A character has one of the senses highlighted.
Celtic Moon 3/6
21 Read a book where someone has a drinking problem.
Star Trap 3/24
22 A strong police presence.
Murphy's Law 3/5
23 Title or series name that begins with "W."
Wyrd Sisters 3/17
24 Read in one day.
Anne's Perfect Husband 2/27
25 Picture of a horse on the cover.
Genghis: Birth of an Empire 3/6
26 Set in Australia.
Earthly Delights 4/18
27 One book from 3 different trilogies.
Blowing on Dandelions
The Reluctant Prophet 3/25
Fireflies in December 3/28
28– Something with a black and white cover.
Lit!: A Christian Guide to Reading Books 4/9
29 Main character is about to turn 30.
To Serve Them All My Days 3/4
30 A character has an abnormal life span and is older than he/she appears.
The Hum and the Shiver 3/11
31 The final book of a series.
Mrs. Pollifax Unveiled 3/18
A BOOK A DAYTimeframe 03/19/2015 to 03/18/2016
0/31
Boredom Level Never ending year
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. The Long Quiche Goodbye
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.
Memories of Ice by Steven Erikson
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. State Scarlet by David Aaron
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.
The Dangerous Days of Kiowa Jones by Clifton Adams
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). Out of Time
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.
A Book A Day Keeps the Boredom at Bay Reading Challenge Duration:3/25/15-3/24/16
Boredom Levels
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.
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.
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
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.
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.
23–"W" is the 23rd letter of the alphabet. 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.
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 -
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28–The number of dominoes in standard domino sets. Read something with a 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).
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.
A Book A Day Keeps the Boredom at Bay Reading ChallengeStart: 3/26/15
End: ?
30/31 Days Read
Boredom Levels
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. Or is the first of a series.
The Diva Runs Out of Thyme 4/21/15
2 – One is good, two is better. Read a book about second chances.
The Good Girl 4/12/15
3 – Being the third wheel is never funny. Read a book about three best friends.
The Samurai's Garden 5/20/15
4 – 4th of July is Independence Day. Read a book where the main character is fighting for his independence or for some greater good.
The Nightingale 4/8/15
5 - High Five. Read a book where a character has a best buddy. Or read one about a character with a strong need for approval.
Bunnicula 4/30/15
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 Perils of Morning Coffee 4/22/15
7–Lucky Seven. Read a book about anything game related.
Cards On The Table 4/30/15
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 6/3/15
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
Champion 4/1/15
10 – 10th of June is the day of Camoes, Portugal and the Portuguese communities. Read a book that has a writer as the main character.
The Thirteenth Tale 4/19/15
11–Its etymological originates from a Germanic compound ainlif meaning "one left". Read a book with only "one left" - the only survivor.
And Then There Were None 4/15/15
12– 12 days of Christmas. Read a book about Christmas.
Gingerbread Cookie Murder 3/31/15
13– Black cats, voodoo dolls and Friday the 13th. Read a book about superstitions, bad luck.
Women of the Silk 6/27/15
14–Read a book where a character moves to the US, or is based in 19th century America.
Far From the Madding Crowd 6/10/15
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 Time Machine 4/16/15
16– Sweet 16. Or read a Young Adult book.
The Perks of Being a Wallflower 4/9/15
17–The shortest form of Japanese poetry (known as Haiku) contains exactly 17 syllables. Read something that puts a smile on your face.
Holidays on Ice 4/1/15
18– Read a book where a character plays golf.
Why Didn't They Ask Evans?
19–The worst worldwide influenza pandemic ended in 1919. Read a book with a character who is a Nurse.
Among the Mad 4/23/15
20–20/20. Read a “number one book”: a best seller.
Yes Please 4/16/15
21 – Is the legal age for drinking. Read a book where someone has a drinking problem.
The Grapes of Wrath 5/13/15
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.
Fruit of all Evil 3/29/15
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."
A Walk in the Woods 4/3/15
24–There are 24 hours in a day. Read a book in one day.
Ruth's First Christmas Tree 4/5/15
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 aboard a ship.
The Blood of Olympus 5/22/15
27– Is the perfect cube (3 X 3 X 3).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.
Mr. Penumbra's 24 hour Bookstore 4/5/15
28–The number of dominoes in standard domino sets. Read something with a black and white cover.
Immortal in Death 5/1/15
29–and holding. Read a book where the main character is about to turn 30.
Treasure Island 8/3/15
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).
Clockwork Prince 3/27/15
31 – Is the last day of the month. You can also read a book about a new beginning.
Homicide in Hardcover 4/21/15
A Book A Day Keeps the Boredom at Bay Boredom Level: Never Ending Year
Duration: 4/1/15 - 4/1/16
Progress: 33/33
1 - Is the first day of the month. Read a book with a one word title.
Rising by Holly Kelly 4/4/15
2 – One is good, two is better. Read a romance book
Lover Eternal by J.R. Ward 4/22/15
3 – Being the third wheel is never funny. Read a book that a love triangle.
Storm Born by Richelle Mead 12/3/15
4 – 4th of July is Independence Day. Read a book where the main character is fighting for his independence or for some greater good.
Infected by Scott Sigler 6/18/15
5 - High Five. Read a book about a character with a strong need for approval.
Torn by Stefan Petrucha 7/24/15
6 - In numerology the number 6 is considered a feminine, nurturing, "mother" number. Read a book where the main female character is a mother
Tippy Toe Murder by Leslie Meier 5/19/15
7–Lucky Seven. Read a book with a tight deadline.
Night of the Purple Moon by Scott Cramer by Meghan Ciana Doidge 10/6/15
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
Raising Stony Mayhall by Daryl Gregory 4/15/15
10 – 10th of June is the day of Camoes, Portugal. Read a book that has a writer as the main character.
The Picture Frame: A Horror Novel by Iain Rob Wright 5/30/15
11–Its etymological originates from a Germanic compound ainlif meaning "one left". Read a book with only "one left"
We Have Always Lived in the Castle by Shirley Jackson 9/9/15
12– 12 days of Christmas. Read a book about Christmas or that has a cumulative title, like Once Bitten, Twice Shy. Read a book with a character or author named as one of the 12 Apostles - John Matthew
Lover Awakened by J.R. Ward 8/18/15
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 hacking
Crouching Buzzard, Leaping Loon by Donna Andrews 4/20/15
14–The 14th amendment defines US citizenship rights, and importantly, gave African Americans the right to citizenship in America. Read a book that is based in 19th century.
Incarnation by Emma Cornwall 1/6/16
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.
Not Just Gone by Jack Parker 8/4/15
16– Sweet 16. Read a Young Adult book.
Outside In by Maria V. Snyder 6/22/15
17–It takes 17 muscles to produce a smile. Read something that puts a smile on your face.
Hexed by Kevin Hearne 5/11/15
18–Number of holes on a golf course. Read a book about a professional sportsperson
Steel by Carrie Vaughn 10/8/15
19–The worst worldwide influenza pandemic ended in 1919. Read a book witha character who is a Doctor or Nurse
Pet Sematary by Stephen King 4/6/15
20–20/20. Read a book where a character has one of the senses highlighted.
Eyes to See by Joseph Nassise 4/30/15
21 – Is the legal age for drinking. Read a book where someone has a drinking problem
My Horizontal Life: A Collection of One-Night Stands by Chelsea Handler 6/26/15
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.
Mark of the Demon by Diana Rowland 7/10/15
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." - (Weather Warden 01)
Ill Wind by Rachel Caine 4/9/15
24–There are 24 hours in a day. Read a book in one day.
Foundation by Ann Aguirre 5/8/15
25–British slang for £25 is "Pony." Read a book about a horse or has a picture of one on the cover.
The Scorpio Races by Maggie Stiefvater 5/6/15
26 – 26th January is the Australia day or the arrival of the First Fleet. Read a book set aboard of a ship.
Graveyard Shift by Angela Roquet 8/31/15
27– Is the perfect cube (3 X 3 X 3). Read a book from 3 different trilogies - yes, that means 3 books
Enclave by Ann Aguirre 5/8/15
The Prince of Mist by Carlos Ruiz Zafón 7/7/15
Shadow's Edge by Brent Weeks 7/28/15
28–The number of dominoes in standard domino sets. Read something with a black and white cover.
Darkly Dreaming Dexter by Jeff Lindsay 6/10/15
29–and holding. Read a book where the main character is about to turn 30.
Where's the Groom? by Sophie Meyer 7/13/15
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
My Dead Body by Charlie Huston 5/15/15
31 – Is the last day of the month. Read the final book of a series.
Tall, Dark & Fangsome by Michelle Rowen 4/27/15
Finished! My list is on post 192. This was a fun challenge, with lots of variety. Thanks for thinking it up. It took me a while to find a post-apocalyptic book I wanted to read, till I realized Hitchhiker's Guide would work. I listened to it this time and had great fun. :)
Congrats Teri-k ☺Yeah, Hitchhiker on audio is great :)
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A BOOK A DAY
Timeframe: 9/1/13 to 8/31/14
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*****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 ★★★★★