Winners of the Listopia Challenge

[Anita]

PBT members have voted, and the following people have won a slew of participation points. If you are a winner, please report the number of books you read AND reviewed from the list. Or post a link to your member challenge tracking thread (if you have that, that would be great). I will add your points in January.

For the Most Interesting List, KateNZ wins the prize for her choice:

Speculative Fiction that Passes the Bechdel Test

For the Most Difficult List to Read, Ellen and Joi are the winners with their shared choice of:

The Most Disturbing Book Ever Written

Finally, annapi snags the prize for reading the list you'd least expect her to read with:

Titlemania III: Whole-Sentence Titles

The awards are as follows:

a) Most interesting list (10 points per book)
b) Hardest list to read (20 points per book)
c) List we least expected the particular member to choose (10 points per book)

Please send me any info you can (either post here or point me to a link) to verify the number of books so you may claim your awards!

[Joanne]

Good Job Ladies!

[NancyJ]

Awesome. Congratulations!

[annapi]

Wow, that was a surprise! Thanks, and congratulations, KateNZ, Ellen & Joi!

Anita, I read 6 books, here's a list of them with links which should lead to my reviews: https://www.goodreads.com/topic/show/...

If you need links directly to my reviews, let me know.

[Ellen]

How nice! Virtual high five Joi! Congrats to Kate and Anna.

https://www.goodreads.com/list/show/2...

1. The Hot Zone: The Terrifying True Story of the Origins of the Ebola Virus - Richard Preston
2. Lord of the Flies - William Golding
3. Lolita - Vladimir Nabokov
4. The Metamorphosis - Franz Kafka
5. Under the Banner of Heaven: A Story of Violent Faith - Jon Krakauer
6. Girl, Interrupted- Susanna Kaysen

[KateNZ]

Thanks so much - that’s a huge surprise! Congrats to Anna, Ellen and Joi :)

I’ll post my links when I have access to my PC - just recovering from Christmas lunch :)

[Susie]

Congratulations ladies!

[Karin]

Congrats, and I definitely voted for one of those!

[Booknblues]

Congratulations.

[Barbara M]

Yes, I voted for 2 of those. Congratulations you dynamite readers!

[Critterbee❇]

Congrats lovely winners! I voted for 2 of those!

[Amy]

Congratulations friends!

[Joi]

Oh wow, thanks! Thanks Ellen, for picking such a great list, I had to copy it! lol.
I ended up only reading 3 (started and didn't finish a couple because the disturbing-ness was killing my upbeat cheery mood, lol). Might get to squeeze a 4th one in the next week, but who knows.


The Most Disturbing Book Ever Written

1) Oryx and Crake by Margaret Atwood, finished April 13
2) The Glass Castle by Jeannette Walls, finished April 25
3) Go Ask Alice by Beatrice Sparks, finished Oct 4

[Linda C]

Congratulations all!

[Amy N.]

Congratulations everyone!

[Anita]

KateNZ wrote: "Thanks so much - that’s a huge surprise! Congrats to Anna, Ellen and Joi :)

I’ll post my links when I have access to my PC - just recovering from Christmas lunch :)"

Please don't forget to post your links, Kate, so I can award your points . . .working on those now!

[KateNZ]

Anita wrote: "Please don't forget to post your links, Kate, so I can award your points . . .working on those now! ..."

Hi Anita
Here's my list, but I only did reviews for the first three, so that's all I get points for, I think:
1. Uprooted by Naomi Novik
2. A Wrinkle in Time by Madeleine L'Engle
3. Etiquette & Espionage by Gail Carriger
4.Doomsday Book by Connie Wills
5. Ancillary Justice by Ann Leckie
6.The Fifth Season by NK Jemisin