Jade's Reading Quest Progress

[Jade]

(thank you so much for the wonderful art, CW of Read, Think, Ponder)

Starting as a Bard, I am giving priority to books I already own for these quests.

Points will most likely be updated as I finish books.

Level 1
EXP: 40
HP: 47

TBR:

Bard
A book that has a TV/movie adaptation: The Dark Tower, The Gunslinger, by Stephen King
A Fairy Tale Retelling: Fairest, by Marissa Meyer Read - 10 EXP + 222 pages (22HP)
A Book Cover with Striking Typography: Aristotle and Dante Discover the Secrets of the Universe, by Benjamin Alire Saenz Read - 20 EXP + 359 pages (35 HP)
A Book Translated from Another Language: My Brilliant Friend (L'Amica Geniale), by Elena Ferrante
A Banned Book: The Bluest Eye, by Toni Morrison

Knight
The First Book of a Series: Shadow and Bone, by Leigh Bardugo
A Book with a Verb in its Title: Carry On, by Rainbow Rowell
A Book with a Red Cover: Vicious, by Victoria Schwab

Mage
A Book Set in a Different World: Mistborn, the Hero of Ages, by Brandon Sanderson
A Book Based on Mythology: The Golem and the Djinni, by Helene Wecker
A Book With a One-Word Title: Heartless, by Marissa Meyer

Side Quests:
Potions - A Book by Several Authors: Because You Love to Hate Me, anthology
Time-Wrap - A Book Set in The Past: Geisha, a Life by Mineko Iwasaki
Re-spawn - A book you previously DNF'd: Breakfast at Tiffany's, by Truman Capote
Expansion - A Companion Novel: Stars Above, by Marissa Meyer
Mini-Game - A Graphic Novel: March volume 1, by John Lewis

[Jade]

I was traveling and visiting apartments during the first days of the challenge, but I did read one book, Aristotle and Dante Discover the Secrets of the Universe. It was a very cute romance and interesting look into the life of teenagers around the time I was born. I maybe did not enjoy it as much as what all the hype had prepared me for, but it was still a very enjoyable read.
For page numbers, since I'm on Kindle I will just count the number of pages given in the Goodreads description.

[Jade]

It took me forever to read a very short book (Fairest by Marissa Meyer).
a) organizing a move to a different continent may not be the ideal time for a readathon, good thinking me
b) the concept of the book was interesting but I just was not hooked. I really like the romances Marissa Meyer writes, they're kind of a guilty pleasure. This darker character was interesting but it was difficult to identify, making it difficult to really feel for her.