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2021 READING CHALLENGES
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1. Read a book set during Christmas
2. Read a book set during the holidays
3. Read a book that someone gifted you
4. Read a book published in December
5. Read a book with a cover that has a red-white combination
6. Read a book with kindness as the theme
7. Read a book with Santa on the cover
Hiya! :)Sorry I named our team Pig in a Blanket, I just thought it was a very cute Christmas food!
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I'm going to read Fantastic Beasts and Where to Find Them, a book my mum gifted to me :)
Bailey wrote: "no problem! i actually love the pigs in a blanket food lol"Oh thanks, so do I! I love anything with sausages xD
Um, I have some doubts... say you read a book completing a prompt, and I read a book for the same prompt, will both be counted or just the first? Also, if we read a book that doesn't fulfill any prompt, do we count its page points or not? Sorry, I'm just doing this for the first time, so.. 😁
No worries :DYou can read lots of books about the same prompt, and I think it has to fit the prompts to count :)
Amanda (Artist Cat) wrote: "No worries :DYou can read lots of books about the same prompt, and I think it has to fit the prompts to count :)"
Okay, cool. Thanks!! :)
Tisha wrote: "I had finished All the Bright Places yesterday, I've posted it in the review thread :)"Yay, nice!
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Hi, I'm so excited to be involved in this readathon!!! I have a long long list of books that I'm planning to get read over the next couple of months so I'm excited to be able to contribute! <3
This is my super extensive and crazy TBR list lol
1. Lady Midnight-by Cassandra Clare
2. Lord of Shadows-by Cassandra Clare
3. Queen of Air and Darkness- by Cassandra Clare
The Binding- by Bridget Collins
The Betrayals- by Bridget Collins
Circe- Madeline Miller
Mythos-Stephen Fry
SPQR-Mary Beard
The Starless Sea-Erin Morgenstern
The Night Circus -Erin Morgenstern
1. Children of Blood and Bone-Tomi Adeyemi
2. Children of Virtue and Vengeance-Tomi Adeyemi
The Court of Miracles- Kester Grant
The Betrothed- Keira Cass
The Queen of Nothing- Holly Black
Poison Study- Maria V. Snyder
The Kinder Poison- Natalie Mae
The Other Side of the Sky- Amy Kaufman and Megan Spooner
Whisper by Lynette Noni
The Pocket Essential Feminism- Susan Osborne
Middlesex-Jeffrey Eugenides
Things a Bright Girl Can Do- Sally Nicholls
You Too?-by Janet Gurtler
The Handmaid’s Tale (Graphic Adaptation)
Summary and Analysis of the Handmaid’s Tale-Worths Books
1.The Beekeeper’s Apprentice- Lauren R. King
2.The Secret Life of Bees- by Sue Monk Kid
Grown-By Tiffany Jackson
Punching the Air-by Ibi Zoboi and Yusef Salaam
Pride-by Ibi Zoboi
Of Curses and Kisses- Sandhya Menon
The Long Distance Playlist- Tara Eglington
Normal People- by Sally Rooney
Opposite of Always- Justin A. Reynolds
Watch Over Me-by Nina Lacour
Book Lust- Nancy Pearl
The Left-Handed Booksellers of London -by Garth Nix
The Dictionary of Lost Words -by Pip Williams
The History of Mischief -by Rebecca Higgie
All the Light We Cannot See-Anthony Doerr
The Things They Carried- Tim O’Brien
All Quiet on the Western Front -by Enrich Maria Remarque
The Tattooist of Auschwitz -by Heather Morris
Anne Frank’s Diary (Graphic Adaptation)
1.Purple Hibiscus -by Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie
Wicked Fox- Kat Cho (audio)
Growing up Asian in Australia- Alice Pung
This Burns My Heart- by Samuel Park
Never Let Me Go- by Kazuo Ishiguro
The Remains of the Day- by Kazuo Ishiguro
A Single Tear- Wu Ningkun
Becoming Madame Mao- Anchee Min
1. (EP) In Order To Live: A North Korean Girl’s Journey to Freedom- Yeonmi Park
2. Pyongyang A Journey in North Korea
I Know Why the Caged Bird Sings- Maya Angelou
Max Notes: Know Why the Caged Bird Sings-Anita Price Davis
Letter to my Daughter- Maya Angelou
Great Speeches in History
Cry, The Beloved Country- Alan Paton
Beloved- by Toni Morrison
The Bluest Eye- by Toni Morrison
White Teeth- by Zadie Smith
To Kill A Mockingbird- Harper Lee
Things Fall Apart- Chinua Achebe
Reader's Guide- Achebe's Things Fall Apart -Ode Ogebe
1. A House of Pomegranates-Oscar Wilde
2. The Picture of Dorian Gray-Oscar Wilde
Oscar Wilde-Sheridan Morley
Brave New World- Aldous Huxley
Nineteen Eighty-Four- George Orwell
Animal Farm- George Orwell
York Notes for GCSE: Animal Farm-George Orwell
The Haunted Hotel-Wilkie Collins
The Big Sleep-by Raymond Chandler
Murder on the Orient Express- Agatha Christie
The Adventures of Sherlock Holmes- Arthur Conan Doyle
The Oxford Book of Detective Stories-Patricia Craig
Waves Across the South- Sujit Sivasundaram
Oh my, it IS very extensive!! 😹
Yes lmao, I'm interested in too many things ngl!!My TBR list covers a whole host of topics/genres such as YA fantasy, Ancient Greek Mythology, Gender Equality, Bees 🐝 (don't ask), Black Contemporary YA, Contemporary Romance, War & History, Asian culture/history/experience, North Korea, Literature about Racial Inequalities/Social Justice and 'Black' identity, Literature by: Oscar Wilde (a fricken famous gay Irish poet), Dystopian Classics, Crime & Mystery
Hiya, I just completed a book, and I realized that our team has already read 7 books!! Great going! :D
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