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I'm in:If I Stay - A book written by an author that is new to you + An audiobook + A book with a movie based on it + A book told in the first person + A book with a female protagonist + A book without an "E" in the title (6 categories!)
Red Rising -A book that takes place in a country/planet/world you do not live in + A book from a new series you haven't read before + A book with a color in the title + A book set in the future + An eBook + An author's debut book (another 6 categories)
I'm Proud of You: Life Lessons from My Friend Fred Rogers - A book with three or more words in the title + An actual physical book + A non-fiction book + A memoir/ autobiography
Crimson Death - A book that is more than 500 pages + A book involving magic or the supernatural + A book set in a country/planet/world you would like to visit
Taking Shots - A book that has been languishing on your "to-read" list for some time + A book you choose simply because you liked the cover design + A book by an author who lives in the same state as you do + A book set (at least partially ) in the same state that you live in.
Hexed - A book with a one-word title + A book set in a warm climate + A book where animals/creatures/monsters feature prominently
Echoes in Death - A book by your favorite author (well it's one of my favorite authors - although really it's like asking who's your favorite child...) + A book written under a pseudonym + A book that is a mystery/thriller + A book set in a cold climate (it's cold/snowing during the entire book) + A book published in 2017.
Cold Mountain - A book bought at a Friends of the Library book sale in your town + Recommendation from a friend + A book set in an era before you were born + A book that is considered a literary classic
Seven Stones to Stand or Fall - A book with a title that begins with the first letter of your last name + A book with a number in the title + A book of short stories + NYT bestseller list #5 (at the time that I started reading)
To Kill a Mockingbird - Recommendation from a family member + A book by or about someone with a disability + A great book you have read before, but not in at least 5 years + A banned book + A book from any top 100 “of all time” list
A book originally written another language than your own.
A book recommended by a favorite author of yours.
A book written and published before you were born.
A book titled after a character in the book.
A book with pictures.
A book by an author the same age as you.
A book from a genre you don't usually read.
A book published the year you were born.
I must be crazy, but I will give it a try.She Made Me Laugh: My Friend Nora Ephron..A book with a title that begins with the first letter of last name (S), a book written by an author that is new to me, recommendation from a friend (George and Elyse), a book with three or more words in the title, an actual physical book, a non-fiction book, a memoir/autobiography (7 categories)
Solitude Creek..A book that is more than 500 pages, a book that is a mystery/thriller, a book with a female protagonist (3 categories)
Wanna Get Lucky?..A book from a new series haven't read before, a book titled after a character in the book (main character's name is Lucky), an eBook, a book set in a warm climate (Las Vegas), an author's debut book (4 categories)
Nobody But You..A book without an "E" in the title (1 category)
The Woman in Cabin 10..A book chosen because I like the cover, a book with a number in the title (2 categories)
Crome Yellow..A book written in a country (England) I don't live in, a book with a color in the title (yellow), a book written and published before I was born (1921), a book written about an era (1920s) before I was born, a book that is considered a literary classic (it's a 1001-book) (5 categories)
Hollow City...a book involving magic or the supernatural, a book featuring animals, creatures, or monsters prominently, a book with pictures (3 categories)
The Question of Max...a book written under a pseudonym (1 category)
Billy Lynn's Long Halftime Walk...a book with a movie tie-in (movie made from book) (1 category)
Q Road...a book from a genre I generally don't read (literary fiction), a book that has been languishing on my "to-read" list for some time (2 categories)
Explicit Encounters...a book of short stories (1 category)
The Girl Before...a book published in 2017, roll a die, number 5 on the NYT bestseller list (2 categories)
Thaw...a book with a one-word title, a book told in the first person (2 categories)
Circling the Sun...a book written by author who lives in the same state (Ohio) (1 category)
Big Little Lies...a book recommended by a favorite author (Catherine McKenzie), a book set in a country (Australia) that I would like to visit (2 categories)
Accompanying Alice...a book bought at a Friends of the Library book sale in my town, a book written by an author the same age (2 categories)
Spill Simmer Falter Wither...a book by or about someone with a disability (the main character of Ray) (1 category)
The Girl in the Spider's Web...a book originally written in another language than my own (translated from Swedish), a book set in a cold climate (set in Sweden) (2 categories)
The Bird's Nest...a book published in the year I was born (1954) (1 category)
The Lincoln Lawyer...an audiobook (1 category)
The First Phone Call from Heaven...a book set (at least partially) in the state I reside in (Ohio) (1 category)
Naked in Death...a book set in the future (1 category)
Recommendation from a family member.
A book by your favorite author.
A great book you have read before, but not in at least 5 years.
A banned book.
A book from any top 100 "of all time" list.
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Added on January 16: I have covered so many categories with five books that I have changed my strategy - the minimum number of books required to fill 30 categories, since there are some categories that I will not be doing.
Added on February 13: I almost at 30 now. I may do a few more, but am not doing 1) audiobook and 2)New York Times book.
Book 1: Young Fu of the Upper Yangtze by Elizabeth Foreman Lewis
Fits these categories: 1)takes place in a country I don't live in, 2)by an author new to me, 3)written and published before I was born, 4)set in a era before I was born, 5)the title is the main character of the book, 6)three or more words in the title, 7)an actual physical book, 8)an author's debut novel.
I'm going to give this one a try. Think I'm going to try to cover as many categories either way.
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Storm-blast by Curtis Parkinson
Fits these categories: 9) a book without an E in the title, 10) a book set in a warm climate
Book 3:
Le naïf aux quarante enfants by Paul Guth
Fits these categories: 11) a book told in the first person, 12) a book with a movie based on it, 13) a book written in another language,
14) a book set in a country I would like to visit (France), 15) a book with a number in the title.
Book 4:
Monkey: A Journey to the West by David Kherdian
Fits these categories: 16) a book involving magic or the supernatural, 17) a book where animals/creatures/monsters feature prominently, 18) a book with pictures.
Book 5:
Of Mice and Men by John Steinbeck
Fits these categories: 19) a literary classic, 20) a character that has a disability, 21) a banned book, 22) a book on a top 100 list, 23) a book with a movie based on it.
Book 6: Scaramouche by Rafael Sabatini 24) a book with a one- word title
Book 7: Barometer Rising by Hugh MacLennan 25) a book set in a cold climate 26) a great book you have read before but not in the last five years
Book 8: Midnight in the Garden of Good and Evil: A Savannah Story by John Berendt 27) a book I chose because of the cover design 28) a book in a genre I don't usually read (true crime)
Book 9: Storm-Sent: A Mystery of the Sea by David Ker 29) a book bought at the Friends of the Library book sale in my city
Book 10: The Martian by Andy Weir 30) a book set in the future, 31) recommended by a family member
Book 11: Gulliver's Travels by Jonathan Swift 32) a book title that begins with the first letter of my last name
Book 12: The Secret Garden by Frances Hodgson Burnett 33) book with a female protagonist
Book 13: Tales of Mystery and Imagination by Edgar Allan Poe 34)a book of short stories
Book 14: Memoirs of Martinus Scriblerus by Alexander Pope 35) an ebook
Book 15: The First Fifteen Lives of Harry August by Claire North 36) a book written under a pseudonym
Book 16: The Day of the Jackal by Frederick Forsyth 37) a mystery thriller
Book 17: The Crowfield Curse by Pat Walsh 38) Beginning of a new series 39)liked the cover design
Book 18: Galveston by Paul Quarrington 40) Author from same province I live in 41) Book set in same province I live in
Book 19: The Small House at Allington by Anthony Trollope 42) 500+ pages 43)By favourite author
Book 20: All-of-a-Kind Family by Sydney Taylor 44) Published in the year I was born
Book 21: A Student of Weather by Elizabeth Hay 45) Author same age as me
Book 22: Titus Andronicus by William Shakespeare 46) Recommended by a favourite author
Book 23: Room by Emma Donoghue 47) recommended by a friend
I'm going to try too!A book that takes place in a country/planet/world you do not live in. - The Queen of Katwe: One Girl's Triumphant Path to Becoming a Chess Champion by Tim Crothers
A book with a title that begins with the first letter of your last name.
A book bought at a Friends of the Library book sale in your town. - The People of Forever Are Not Afraid by Shani Boianjiu
A book written by an author that is new to you. - A Soft Place to Land by Susan Rebecca White
Recommendation from a friend. Mennonite in a Little Black Dress: A Memoir of Going Home by Rhoda Janzen
Recommendation from a family member. - One Good Friend Deserves Another by Lisa Verge Higgins
A book that has been languishing on your "to-read" list for some time. - Light Years by James Salter
A book by your favorite author. Daniel by Henning Mankell
A book written under a pseudonym. - Career of Evil by Robert Galbraith
A book originally written another language than your own. - Balzac and the Little Chinese Seamstress by Dai Sijie
A book recommended by a favorite author of yours. Alice Hoffman - The Great Gatsby by F. Scott Fitzgerald
A book that is more than 500 pages. Jonathan Strange & Mr Norrell by Susanna Clarke
A book from a new series you haven't read before.
A book with a color in the title. - The Devil in the White City: Murder, Magic, and Madness at the Fair That Changed America by Erik Larson
A book written and published before you were born. The Secret Adversary by Agatha Christie
A book set in an era before you were born. - The House of Blue Mangoes by David Davidar
A book set in the future. - The Queen of the Tearling by Erika Johansen
A book set in a country/planet/world you would like to visit. Truly Madly Guilty by Liane Moriarty
A book involving magic or the supernatural. - The Witches of Eastwick by John Updike
A book by or about someone with a disability. The Diving Bell and the Butterfly by Jean-Dominique Bauby
A book titled after a character in the book. - Antony and Cleopatra by William Shakespeare
A book with three or more words in the title (not counting "the," "a," or "an.") - The Monk Who Sold His Ferrari: A Fable about Fulfilling Your Dreams and Reaching Your Destiny by Robin S. Sharma
A book with pictures. - Extremely Loud and Incredibly Close by Jonathan Safran Foer
An audiobook. - All the Single Ladies: Unmarried Women and the Rise of an Independent Nation
An eBook. Island of the Blue Dolphins by Scott O'Dell
An actual physical book. A Place at the Table: A Novel by Susan Rebecca White
A book with a movie based on it. - Pride and Prejudice and Zombies
A book where animals/creatures/monsters feature prominently. - American Gods by Neil Gaiman
A non-fiction book. - At Home: A Short History of Private Life by Bill Bryson
A book that is considered a literary classic. - Emma by Jane Austen
A book by an author the same age as you. The Complete Persepolis by Marjane Satrapi
A book you choose simply because you liked the cover design. - The Book of Lost Things by John Connolly
A book from a genre you don't usually read. Dawn of the Dreadfuls by Steve Hockensmith
Roll a six sided die. Pick a category of the NYT bestseller lists and read the book at the number you rolled. - 1 - In the Garden of Beasts: Love, Terror, and an American Family in Hitler's Berlin by Erik Larson
A book that is a mystery/thriller. Break No Bones
A book with a one-word title. Blindness by José Saramago
A book published the year you were born. - The Left Hand of Darkness by Ursula K. Le Guin
A book told in the first person. - Nick and Norah's Infinite Playlist
A great book you have read before, but not in at least 5 years. - The Killing Circle by Andrew Pyper
A banned book. Uncle Tom's Cabin by Harriet Beecher Stowe
A book by an author who lives in the same state as you do. - The Prison Book Club by Ann Walmsley
A book set (at least partially ) in the same state that you live in. Mating for Life by Marissa Stapley
A memoir/autobiography. - Kabul Beauty School: An American Woman Goes Behind the Veil by Deborah Rodriguez
A book from any top 100 "of all time" list. The Elegance of the Hedgehog by Muriel Barbery
A book with a female protagonist. Bones to Ashes by Kathy Reichs
A book without an "E" in the title. - Good Harbor by Anita Diamant
A book with a number in the title - 2001: A Space Odyssey by Arthur C. Clarke
An author's debut book. - Shine Shine Shine by Lydia Netzer
A book set in a warm climate. Tamarind Mem by Anita Rau Badami
A book set in a cold climate. Clara Callan by Richard B. Wright
A book of short stories. - Dressing Up for the Carnival by Carol Shields
A book published in 2017. - City of Friends by Joanna Trollope
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This sounds fun! I'm going to try the golf score.The 13½ Lives of Captain Bluebear finished 1/23
A book that takes place in a country/planet/world you do not live in.
A book written by an author that is new to you.
A book originally written another language than your own.
A book from a new series you haven't read before.
A book with a color in the title.
A book involving magic or the supernatural.
A book titled after a character in the book.
A book with three or more words in the title (not counting "the," "a," or "an.")
An audiobook.
A book where animals/creatures/monsters feature prominently.
A book with a number in the title.
A book told in the first person.
A memoir/autobiography.
The Bad Beginning finished 1/28
A book written under a pseudonym.
A book with a movie based on it.
A book with a female protagonist.
The Last Oracle finished 5/24
A book that is a mystery/thriller.
Jackaby finished 7/3
A book set in an era before you were born.
A book with a one-word title.
A book without an "E" in the title.
An author's debut book.
Murder on the Orient Express finished 7/25
A book written and published before you were born.
Livia Lone finished 8/13
A book you choose simply because you liked the cover design.
A book set in a warm climate.
Good Omens: The Nice and Accurate Prophecies of Agnes Nutter, Witch 10/23
A book by your favorite author.
A book with a title that begins with the first letter of your last name.
A book bought at a Friends of the Library book sale in your town.
Recommendation from a friend.
Recommendation from a family member.
A book that has been languishing on your "to-read" list for some time.
A book by your favorite author.
A book recommended by a favorite author of yours.
A book that is more than 500 pages.
A book written and published before you were born.
A book set in the future.
A book set in a country/planet/world you would like to visit.
A book by or about someone with a disability.
A book with pictures.
An eBook.
An actual physical book.
A non-fiction book.
A book that is considered a literary classic.
A book by an author the same age as you.
A book from a genre you don't usually read.
Roll a six sided die. Pick a category of the NYT bestseller lists and read the book at the number you rolled.
A book published the year you were born.
A great book you have read before, but not in at least 5 years.
A banned book.
A book by an author who lives in the same state as you do.
A book set (at least partially ) in the same state that you live in.
A book from any top 100 "of all time" list.
A book set in a cold climate.
A book of short stories.
A book published in 2017.
Giving this a try, although there are a few categories I won't attempt.No. of books read: 4
No. of categories covered: 21
1 . Harry Potter and the Sorcerer's Stone
A book that takes place in a country/planet/world you do not live in.
A book involving magic or the supernatural. A book titled after a character in the book. A book with a movie based on it. A great book you have read before, but not in at least 5 years. An eBook. A book with three or more words in the title (not counting "the," "a," or "an.") An author's debut book.8
2. Skinwalker
A book written by an author that is new to you. A book that takes place in a country/planet/world you do not live in. A book from a new series you haven't read before. A book where animals/creatures/monsters feature prominently. A book with a one-word title. A book with a female protagonist. 5
3. Redshirts
A book that has been languishing on your "to-read" list for some time. A book by your favorite author. A book set in the future. 3
4. Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows
A book that is more than 500 pages. A book set in a cold climate. A banned book. 3
4. The Hundred-Year-Old Man Who Climbed Out of the Window and Disappeared
A book originally written another language than your own. An audiobook. 2
A book with a title that begins with the first letter of your last name.
A book bought at a Friends of the Library book sale in your town.
Recommendation from a friend.
Recommendation from a family member.
A book written under a pseudonym.
A book recommended by a favorite author of yours.
A book with a color in the title.
A book written and published before you were born.
A book set in an era before you were born.
A book set in a country/planet/world you would like to visit.
A book by or about someone with a disability.
A book with pictures.
An actual physical book.
A non-fiction book.
A book that is considered a literary classic.
A book by an author the same age as you.
A book you choose simply because you liked the cover design.
A book from a genre you don't usually read.
Roll a six sided die. Pick a category of the NYT bestseller lists and read the book at the number you rolled.
A book that is a mystery/thriller.
A book published the year you were born.
A book told in the first person.
A book by an author who lives in the same state as you do.
A book set (at least partially ) in the same state that you live in.
A memoir/autobiography.
A book from any top 100 "of all time" list.
A book without an "E" in the title.
A book with a number in the title.
A book set in a warm climate.
A book of short stories.
A book published in 2017.
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Number of Categories - 29
Total # of Categories - 50
Categories I am not going to do: 2 (Audio book and New York Times bestseller)
I'm in!A book that takes place in a country/planet/world you do not live in. - Armada, American Assassin, The Firemaker,
Storm Front
A book with a title that begins with the first letter of your last name.
A book bought at a Friends of the Library book sale in your town.
A book written by an author that is new to you. - The Girl on the Train, He Said/She Said, You Don't Know Me
Recommendation from a friend.
Recommendation from a family member.
A book that has been languishing on your "to-read" list for some time. - Armada,
Storm Front
A book by your favorite author.
A book written under a pseudonym. - The Girl Before
A book originally written another language than your own.
A book recommended by a favorite author of yours.
A book that is more than 500 pages. - The Firemaker
A book from a new series you haven't read before. - The Firemaker,
Storm Front
A book with a color in the title.
A book written and published before you were born.
A book set in an era before you were born.
A book set in the future.
A book set in a country/planet/world you would like to visit. - The Firemaker
A book involving magic or the supernatural. -
Storm Front
A book by or about someone with a disability.
A book titled after a character in the book.
A book with three or more words in the title (not counting "the," "a," or "an.") - He Said/She Said, The Girl on the Train
A book with pictures.
An audiobook. - Armada, American Assassin, The Firemaker, The Girl Before,
Storm Front
An eBook. - He Said/She Said
An actual physical book. - The Girl on the Train
A book with a movie based on it. American Assassin, The Girl on the Train
A book where animals/creatures/monsters feature prominently. - Armada
A non-fiction book.
A book that is considered a literary classic.
A book by an author the same age as you.
A book you choose simply because you liked the cover design.
A book from a genre you don't usually read.
Roll a six sided die. Pick a category of the NYT bestseller lists and read the book at the number you rolled.
A book that is a mystery/thriller. - American Assassin, The Firemaker, The Girl Before, The Girl on the Train, He Said/She Said, You Don't Know Me
A book with a one-word title. - Armada
A book published the year you were born.
A book told in the first person. - Armada, The Girl Before, The Girl on the Train, You Don't Know Me
A great book you have read before, but not in at least 5 years.
A banned book.
A book by an author who lives in the same state as you do. - The Girl on the Train, He Said/She Said, You Don't Know Me
A book set (at least partially ) in the same state that you live in. - He Said/She Said, The Girl on the Train, You Don't Know Me
A memoir/autobiography.
A book from any top 100 "of all time" list.
A book with a female protagonist. - The Firemaker, The Girl Before, The Girl on the Train, He Said/She Said
A book without an "E" in the title. - Armada,
Storm Front
A book with a number in the title.
An author's debut book. - The Girl on the Train,
Storm Front, You Don't Know Me
A book set in a warm climate. - American Assassin, The Firemaker
A book set in a cold climate. - American Assassin, He Said/She Said
A book of short stories.
A book published in 2017. - The Girl Before, He Said/She Said, You Don't Know Me
This challenge looks absolutely awesome, I'm definitely in!Mort - 10 categories!
A book that takes place in a country/planet/world you do not live in. - Discworld
A book by your favorite author. - Sir Terry Pratchett
A book originally written another language than your own. - English. I am Bulgarian(even though most books I read are in English).
A book written and published before you were born. - 1987
A book involving magic or the supernatural. - Oh boy, where do I begin :D
A book titled after a character in the book. - Mort
An actual physical book. - Birthday gift I chose myself
A book with a one-word title. - Mort
A book without an "E" in the title. - That was easy
A book from any top 100 "of all time" list. - Funniest Novels of All Time
The Graveyard Book - 3 categories
A book written by an author that is new to you. - Neil Gaiman
An eBook. - Has been on my Kindle for a while.
A book where animals/creatures/monsters feature prominently. - Friendly ghosts, not so friendly ones, the Sleer, the Hounds of God, that guy Silas
I'm not sure whether to classify the climate as cold, since it is about a graveyard, but I'm going to leave it as it is.
Animal Farm - 6 categories
Recommendation from a friend. - J. presented it at an English literature class last year.
A book that has been languishing on your "to-read" list for some time. - Been in "to-read" ever since
A book set in an era before you were born. - Technically the days of Communism
A book with a movie based on it. - Two, that I need to watch, even though they're not highly rated.
A book that is considered a literary classic. - Need I say anything
A banned book. - By the Soviets, I wonder why.
The Austere Academy - 2 categories
A book written under a pseudonym. - Lemony Snicket
A book with a female protagonist. - The oldest Baudelaire kid
The Curious Incident of the Dog in the Night-Time - 7 categories
A book by or about someone with a disability. - Asperger syndrome/autism
A book with three or more words in the title (not counting "the," "a," or "an.") - 4
An audiobook. - Read by Jeff Woodman
A book that is a mystery/thriller. - Kind of, for the record
A book told in the first person. - Christopher John Francis Boone
A book by an author who lives in the same state as you do. - Mark Haddon, UK
A book set (at least partially ) in the same state that you live in. - South West England
Fables, Vol. 2: Animal Farm - 1 category
A book with pictures. - a comic book
Harry Potter and the Cursed Child - Parts One and Two - 3 categories
A book set in a country/planet/world you would like to visit. - Hogwarts, etc.
A book from a genre you don't usually read. - It's more of a different format, but I've never read any plays
A book set in the future. - Most of the plot ACTUALLY happens after 1 Sept 2017 and goes further do 2020 so TECHNICALLY :D
American Gods - 1 category
A book that is more than 500 pages. - 635
A book from a new series you haven't read before. - The American Gods Series
A book set in a cold climate - Lots of winter
Black Beauty - 3 categories
Recommendation from a family member. - Had it as a gift from aunt Dima
A book with a color in the title. - Black
An author's debut book. - And only book
Categories left: 17
A book with a title that begins with the first letter of your last name.
A book bought at a Friends of the Library book sale in your town.
A book recommended by a favorite author of yours.
A non-fiction book.
A book by an author the same age as you.
A book you choose simply because you liked the cover design.
Roll a six sided die. Pick a category of the NYT bestseller lists and read the book at the number you rolled.
A book published the year you were born.
A great book you have read before, but not in at least 5 years.
A memoir/autobiography.
A book with a number in the title.
A book set in a warm climate.
A book of short stories.
A book published in 2017.
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Book 25: Wide Sargasso Sea by Jean Rhys - languishing on my to-read list
1. Published in 2017: Book 26 Norse Mythology byNeil Gaiman
50 categories covered with 26 books. Challenge completed.
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Books mentioned in this topic
Naked in Death (other topics)The First Phone Call from Heaven (other topics)
The Left Hand of Darkness (other topics)
Good Omens: The Nice and Accurate Prophecies of Agnes Nutter, Witch (other topics)
To Kill a Mockingbird (other topics)
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Authors mentioned in this topic
Ursula K. Le Guin (other topics)Joanna Trollope (other topics)
Erika Johansen (other topics)
Marjane Satrapi (other topics)
Harriet Beecher Stowe (other topics)
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There are some PDFs for printing out and tracking if you like at the link above. Here are the categories, but for more information, check out the webpage.
A book that takes place in a country/planet/world you do not live in.
A book with a title that begins with the first letter of your last name.
A book bought at a Friends of the Library book sale in your town.
A book written by an author that is new to you.
Recommendation from a friend.
Recommendation from a family member.
A book that has been languishing on your "to-read" list for some time.
A book by your favorite author.
A book written under a pseudonym.
A book originally written another language than your own.
A book recommended by a favorite author of yours.
A book that is more than 500 pages.
A book from a new series you haven't read before.
A book with a color in the title.
A book written and published before you were born.
A book set in an era before you were born.
A book set in the future.
A book set in a country/planet/world you would like to visit.
A book involving magic or the supernatural.
A book by or about someone with a disability.
A book titled after a character in the book.
A book with three or more words in the title (not counting "the," "a," or "an.")
A book with pictures.
An audiobook.
An eBook.
An actual physical book.
A book with a movie based on it.
A book where animals/creatures/monsters feature prominently.
A non-fiction book.
A book that is considered a literary classic.
A book by an author the same age as you.
A book you choose simply because you liked the cover design.
A book from a genre you don't usually read.
Roll a six sided die. Pick a category of the NYT bestseller lists and read the book at the number you rolled.
A book that is a mystery/thriller.
A book with a one-word title.
A book published the year you were born.
A book told in the first person.
A great book you have read before, but not in at least 5 years.
A banned book.
A book by an author who lives in the same state as you do.
A book set (at least partially ) in the same state that you live in.
A memoir/autobiography.
A book from any top 100 "of all time" list.
A book with a female protagonist.
A book without an "E" in the title.
A book with a number in the title.
An author's debut book.
A book set in a warm climate.
A book set in a cold climate.
A book of short stories.
A book published in 2017.
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