2017 Popsugar Challenge checklist: Discussion thread

[Elyse]

Linnie wrote: "Hi everyone! I apologize in advance if this has already been discussed, but this is a really long thread and I couldn't find this question already. I just finished Wonder, which I a..."

I believe others have used it, and its companions, for the disability task.

[Issie]

Elyse wrote: "Issie wrote: "What is a book of letters? And a steampunk novel??

I dont get those 2 categories..."

A book written in the form of letters to people instead of regular novel form.
https://www.goodr..."

Thank you¡! English is not my mother language, and was thinking about letters like in the alphabet. Silly me :D

[Shannon]

It can also fit in the Film released in 2017 category (as can a monster calls)

[Linnie]

Shannon wrote: "It can also fit in the Film released in 2017 category (as can a monster calls)"

Oh my gosh....I can't believe I overlooked that prompt on my list! Thank you! I have a document with all the prompts and book ideas listed next to them and there it was, film released in 2017 with Wonder right next to it. Sheesh!

[Anna]

Anna wrote: "Nadine wrote: "I just had a "duh!" moment: a biography spans a lifetime! I'm so fiction-centric, I didn't even think of that until I stumbled upon it just now!"

That was my first thought! And then..."
There is a sequel, or at least a book related to Life after life, about Ursulas brother Teddy. I think it spanned his whole life. It's rather different to Life after life, though, more like an ordinary novel.

[Chris]

2017 POPSUGAR READING CHALLENGE FOR CHRIS

2017 Popsugar Ultimate Reading Challenge
A book recommended by a librarian
A book that's been on your TBR list for way too long
A book of letters
An audiobook
A book by a person of color
A book with one of the four seasons in the title
A book that is a story within a story
A book with multiple authors
An espionage thriller
A book with a cat on the cover
A book by an author who uses a pseudonym
A bestseller from a genre you don't normally read
A book by or about a person who has a disability
A book involving travel
A book with a subtitle
A book that's published in 2017
A book involving a mythical creature
A book you've read before that never fails to make you smile
A book about food
A book with career advice
A book from a nonhuman perspective
A steampunk novel
A book with a red spine
A book seet in the wilderness
A book you loved as a child
A book by an author from a country you've never visited
A book with a title that's a character's name
A novel set during wartime
A book with an unreliable narrator
A book with pictures
A book where the main character is a different ethnicity than you
A book about an interesting woman
A book set in two different time periods
A book with a month or day of the week in the title
A book set in a hotel
A book written by someone you admire
A book that's becoming a movie in 2017
A book set around a holiday other than Christmas
The first book in a series you haven't read before
A book you bought on a trip

Advanced
A book recommended by an author you love
A bestseller from 2016
A book with a family member term in the title
A book that takes place over a character's life span
A book about an immigrant or refugee
A book from a genre/subgenre you've never heard of
A book with an eccentric character
A book that's more than 800 pages
A book you got from a used book sale
A book that's been mentioned in another book
A book about a difficult topic
A book based on mythology

[Elizabeth]

I found a blogger that is doing the challenge. It's very witty--thought you all might enjoy: augustajusticewrites.wordpress.com.

Enjoy!

[Tracy]

Elizabeth wrote: "I found a blogger that is doing the challenge. It's very witty--thought you all might enjoy: augustajusticewrites.wordpress.com.

Enjoy!"

Thanks for the link, I love to follow other peoples challenges

[Elizabeth]

Me too! Share any others you find. ☺️

[Flick]

Juanita wrote: "Sara wrote: "What, exactly, is meant by an "unreliable narrator"? How are you supposed to know if a story's narrator is reliable until you have read the book?

It's like you're in my head! I had th..."

I thought of it like a narrator that gets side tracked, which sounds really weird when I think about it! I'm going with Libba Bray's Beauty Queens, as the narrator is a bit all over the place with different bits of information, and unresolved questions.