Deborah S Autumn Reading Challenge Plan

[Deborah]

Autumn challenge September 1, 2021- November 30, 2021.

How to Fill the Prompts:

1. Phrase contains BOTH letters of the author's name (ignore middle initial)
2. Phrase contains the first letter of the title (ignore or include A, An, and The)
3. Phrase is exemplified on the cover (your interpretation)
4. Phrase is found somewhere in the text (should be exact word)

My Goals:
4 books per month
3 books per Prompt style
1 book per prompt
Overlap with other challenges as much as possible



Note: All titles that are in italics are plans, I will add the link to the book that I actually end up reading.

The Phrases:

🍁 1. Autumn
From Best Friend to Husband by Lucy McConnell (3) Autumn pretty obvious on the cover

🍁 2. Fall
The Book of Lost Names by Kristin Harmel (4) (page 114) "How a pretty young woman like you could fall for a man with these manners is beyond me."

🍁 3. Foliage
Fallen Stars: Darkest Days by Gary J Darby (2)

🍁 4. Cooler Weather
The Arabian Nights by Anonymous (2)

🍁 5. Halloween
Even This: Getting to the Place Where You Can Trust God with Anything by Emily Belle Freeman (4) (Pg 58) "We trade his Halloween candy in for a toy, and he likes the toy for one day, but the next day he wants his candy back, he wants his life back, I want my life back."

🍁 6. Scarf
Rescuing the Single Dad by Kadee McDonald (3) Character's on cover are both wearing scarfs.

🍁 7. Harvest
A Proper Scandal by Esther Hatch (1)

🍁 8. Pumpkin Spice
We Could Be Heroes by Mike Chen (1)

🍁 9. Orange
Race to the Sun by Rebecca Roanhorse(4) (Page 100) "I automatically reach for the turquoise pendant around my neck, but I can't touch it, because now I'm wearing a puffy orange jacket, zipped all the way to my chin."

🍁 10. Hot Chocolate
With the Fire on High by Elizabeth Acevedo (1)

🍁 11. Spooky Season
Spinning Silver by Naomi Novik (2)

🍁 12. Schooltime
What I Wish I'd Known When I Was Single: How to Do Life As a Young Adult (3), Cover shows many of the things one would pack in preparation for going to college. Thus the beginning of "schooltime".