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Bonus Challenge - Happy 30K Members!
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Andrea (# 27) - 0/2
BarbaraBrubru (# 91) - 10/10 Completed!
Beth (# 51) - 20/20 Completed!
Brianna (# 35) - 0/5
Caraina (# 15) - 10/10 Completed!
Carmen (# 32) - 13/10 Completed!
ChrisP (# 25) - 0/10
Christene Paula (# 8) - 0/5
Ciara (# 18) - 20/20 Completed!
D.L (# 6) - 3/4
Denise (# 26) - 8/8 Completed!
Janine (# 14) - 10/10 Completed!
JennH (# 10) - 10/10 Completed!
Jordan (# 77) - 1/1 Completed!
Kalyn (# 11) - 3/8
Karin (# 16) - 5/5 Completed!
Lina (# 3) - 14/5 Completed!
Linda (# 13) - 6/6 Completed!
Lisa (# 4) - 4/6
Lisa Marie (# 72) - 6/10
Megan (# 7) - 20/6 Completed!
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Rachael (# 5) - 6/6 Completed!
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Regina (# 22) - 0/5
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Shari (# 23) - 10/10 Completed!
Sheila (# 83) - 0/8
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STATS
Participants: 28
Books Read: 197
Book Goal: 225
Completed: 16
Ill join for 5, please.🎉 Happy 30 K Members - Quarterly Challenge 🎉
Duration: April 1 - May 31, 2024
🎉 Progress: 14/5 🎉 - COMPLETED!
Tracking the books I read for this challenge in my corner.
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I'm in aswell. Please sign me up for 4 :)
I would like to complete 30% of these prompts please, that's 6 books.COMPLETED: 6/6
8. Read the 30th prompt of Bibliopoly: A book with any shade of yellow on the cover
14. Read a book with over 30,000 ratings on Goodreads: Glass Houses by Rachel Caine finished 28 April, ⭐⭐⭐⭐
15. Read a book by an author who has written more than 30 books: The Last Continent by Terry Pratchett finished 14 May, ⭐⭐⭐⭐ with review
16. Read a book with a title that has at least 30 characters, excluding spaces: Yseult: A Tale of Love in the Age of King Arthur by Ruth Nestvold finished 25 April, ⭐⭐⭐⭐
17. Read a book that was written when the author was in their 30’s: Bream Gives Me Hiccups by Jesse Eisenberg finished 2 April, ⭐⭐⭐⭐ with review
20. Read a book with the letters T-H-I-R-T-Y-K in the title and
COMPLETED: 3/43. Read a book that features a bibliophile, bookworm, librarian, or bookshop.
4. Read a book that was read for this challenge by another participant.: The Honey-Don't List
5. Read something from this listopia,
8. Read the 30th prompt of Bibliopoly: A book with any shade of yellow on the cover
9. Read the 30th prompt of TBR Jar prompts: A book related to the yearly, quarterly, or monthly theme.: Midwinter Murders
11. Read one of the first 30 books on your TBR.: Sense and Sensibility
✔️ 14. Read a book with over 30,000 ratings on Goodreads.: Danny the Champion of the World (4/8/24)
✔️ 15. Read a book by an author who has written more than 30 books.: Captivated by the Cowgirl (4/1/24)
✔️ 18. Read a book written by a writer who has been writing for at least 30 years.: 10th Anniversary (4/10/24)
19. Read a book published 30 years ago: 1994
Please sign me up for 6 books!COMPLETED: 20/6
Sign me up for 5 booksCOMPLETED: 0/5
2. Read a book that includes a party or anniversary celebration.
3. Read a book that features a bibliophile, bookworm, librarian, or bookshop.
4. Read a book that was read for this challenge by another participant.
8. Read the 30th prompt of Bibliopoly: A book with any shade of yellow on the cover or in the title.
13. Read a book with at least 30 chapters or sections.
14. Read a book with over 30,000 ratings on Goodreads.
15. Read a book by an author who has written more than 30 books.
19. Read a book published 30 years ago: 1994.
20. Read a book with the letters T-H-I-R-T-Y-K in the title and/or author's name.
Welcome everyone. I will have everyone added this afternoon. Happy Reading!
Please sign me up for 10.10/10
Prompts
The Mystery of Locked Rooms by Lindsay Currie 5/22/24
Thornwood by Leah Cypess 5/13/24
Fatal First Edition by Jenn McKinlay 5/9/24
4. Read a book that was read for this challenge by another participant.
5. Read something from this listopia, or a recommendation from a 30-year-old.
6. Pearl is a traditional 30th anniversary gift. Read a book with the word pearl in the title, with an author or character named Pearl, or with a gem on the cover.
7. Read the 30th prompt in the Popsugar Challenge: A book with a one-word title you had to look up in the dictionary.
Criminal Destiny by Gordon Korman 5/4/24
9. Read the 30th prompt of TBR Jar prompts: A book related to the yearly, quarterly, or monthly theme.
10. Read a book from the 300 section of Dewey Decimal: Social sciences.
11. Read one of the first 30 books on your TBR.
The Black Book by Orhan Pamuk by Orhan Pamuk 4/23/24
13. Read a book with at least 30 chapters or sections.
The Ballad of Songbirds and Snakes by Suzanne Collins 4/11/24 - 759,803 ratings
Royal Flush by Rhys Bowen 4/16/24
16. Read a book with a title that has at least 30 characters, excluding spaces.
Where the Mountain Meets the Moon by Grace Lin 5/4/24 - born 1974
From the Mixed-Up Files of Mrs. Basil E. Frankweiler by E.L. Konigsburg 5/8/24 - 1967-2013
19. Read a book published 30 years ago: 1994.
Attack of the Black Rectangles by Amy Sarig King 5/17/24
Sign me up for 8, please! Progress: 3/8
1. Read a book about a book club or other friend group.
--The Sea of Monsters ✔️
2. Read a book that includes a party or anniversary celebration.
3. Read a book that features a bibliophile, bookworm, librarian, or bookshop.
11. Read one of the first 30 books on your TBR.
13. Read a book with at least 30 chapters or sections.
--Bride ✔️
14. Read a book with over 30,000 ratings on Goodreads.
--The Bane Chronicles
15. Read a book by an author who has written more than 30 books.
--Tales from the Shadowhunter Academy ✔️
18. Read a book written by a writer who has been writing for at least 30 years.
Signing up for 4 books. Progress: 4/4✔9. Read the 30th prompt of TBR Jar prompts: A book related to the yearly, quarterly, or monthly theme. -April, Eclipse- Dolores Claiborne
✔11. Read one of the first 30 books on your TBR. Lock Every Door
✔13. Read a book with at least 30 chapters or sections. The Keeper of Stories
✔14. Read a book with over 30,000 ratings on Goodreads. The One-In-A-Million Boy
I will sign up for 6 books.7/6
Prompts
✔ 1. Read a book about a book club or other friend group. - Rabbit Room - Adorning the Dark: Thoughts on Community, Calling, and the Mystery of Making, by Andrew Peterson
2. Read a book that includes a party or anniversary celebration.
✔ 3. Read a book that features a bibliophile, bookworm, librarian, or bookshop. I Know Why the Caged Bird Sings, by Maya Angelou
4. Read a book that was read for this challenge by another participant.
5. Read something from this listopia, or a recommendation from a 30-year-old.
6. Pearl is a traditional 30th anniversary gift. Read a book with the word pearl in the title, with an author or character named Pearl, or with a gem on the cover.
7. Read the 30th prompt in the Popsugar Challenge: A book with a one-word title you had to look up in the dictionary.
✔ 8. Read the 30th prompt of Bibliopoly: A book with any shade of yellow on the cover or in the title. - The Woman They Could Not Silence: One Woman, Her Incredible Fight for Freedom, and the Men Who Tried to Make Her Disappear, by Kate Moore
9. Read the 30th prompt of TBR Jar prompts: A book related to the yearly, quarterly, or monthly theme.
✔ 10. Read a book from the 300 section of Dewey Decimal: Social sciences. - Poverty By America, by Matthew Desmond
11. Read one of the first 30 books on your TBR.
12. Read a book which has been translated into 30 or more languages.
✔ 13. Read a book with at least 30 chapters or sections. - Washington Square, by Henry James
✔ 14. Read a book with over 30,000 ratings on Goodreads. - I Am, I Am, I Am: Seventeen Brushes With Death, by Maggie O'Farrell
15. Read a book by an author who has written more than 30 books.
✔ 16. Read a book with a title that has at least 30 characters, excluding spaces. - Lizzie Bright and the Buckminster Boy, by Gary D. Schmidt
17. Read a book that was written when the author was in their 30’s.
18. Read a book written by a writer who has been writing for at least 30 years.
19. Read a book published 30 years ago: 1994.
20. Read a book with the letters T-H-I-R-T-Y-K in the title and/or author's name.
HAPPY 30K MEMBERS! - COMPLETEDDuration: April 1, 2024 - May 31, 2024
Completed: 10/10
Prompts
1. Read a book about a book club or other friend group.
2. Read a book that includes a party or anniversary celebration. The Blue Bistro - Elin Hilderbrand 5/25/24
3. Read a book that features a bibliophile, bookworm, librarian, or bookshop.
4. Read a book that was read for this challenge by another participant.
5. Read something from this listopia, or a recommendation from a 30-year-old.
6. Pearl is a traditional 30th anniversary gift. Read a book with the word pearl in the title, with an author or character named Pearl, or with a gem on the cover.
7. Read the 30th prompt in the Popsugar Challenge: A book with a one-word title you had to look up in the dictionary.
8. Read the 30th prompt of Bibliopoly: A book with any shade of yellow on the cover or in the title. Before I Let Go - Kennedy Ryan 5/4/24
9. Read the 30th prompt of TBR Jar prompts: A book related to the yearly, quarterly, or monthly theme.
10. Read a book from the 300 section of Dewey Decimal: Social sciences.
11. Read one of the first 30 books on your TBR.
12. Read a book which has been translated into 30 or more languages. The Fault in Our Stars - John Green 4/28/24
13. Read a book with at least 30 chapters or sections. The Snow Angel - Anki Edvinsson 4/30/24
14. Read a book with over 30,000 ratings on Goodreads. Along for the Ride - Sarah Dessen 5/13/24
15. Read a book by an author who has written more than 30 books. Hideaway - Nora Roberts 5/13/24
16. Read a book with a title that has at least 30 characters, excluding spaces. Vera Wong's Unsolicited Advice for Murderers - Jesse Q. Sutanto 4/18/24
17. Read a book that was written when the author was in their 30’s. Everything's Trash, But It's Okay - Phoebe Robinson 4/16/24
18. Read a book written by a writer who has been writing for at least 30 years. Hard Eight - Janet Evanovich 4/25/24
19. Read a book published 30 years ago: 1994.
20. Read a book with the letters T-H-I-R-T-Y-K in the title and/or author's name. Almost Surely Dead - Amina Akhtar 4/22/24
I'll start of with a goal of 5, but may increase it when I have time to think about it more.5/5
Prompts
1. Read a book about a book club or other friend group.
2. Read a book that includes a party or anniversary celebration.
3. Read a book that features a bibliophile, bookworm, librarian, or bookshop.
4. Read a book that was read for this challenge by another participant.
5. Read something from this listopia, or a recommendation from a 30-year-old.
3️⃣0️⃣6. Pearl is a traditional 30th anniversary gift. Read a book with the word pearl in the title, with an author or character named Pearl, or with a gem on the cover. there's a black diamond in the ring.
7. Read the 30th prompt in the Popsugar Challenge: A book with a one-word title you had to look up in the dictionary.
8. Read the 30th prompt of Bibliopoly: A book with any shade of yellow on the cover or in the title.
9. Read the 30th prompt of TBR Jar prompts: A book related to the yearly, quarterly, or monthly theme.
10. Read a book from the 300 section of Dewey Decimal: Social sciences.
11. Read one of the first 30 books on your TBR.
3️⃣0️⃣12. Read a book which has been translated into 30 or more languages. Garden Spells
13. Read a book with at least 30 chapters or sections.
3️⃣0️⃣14. Read a book with over 30,000 ratings on Goodreads. The Marlow Murder Club
15. Read a book by an author who has written more than 30 books.
16. Read a book with a title that has at least 30 characters, excluding spaces.
17. Read a book that was written when the author was in their 30’s.
3️⃣0️⃣18. Read a book written by a writer who has been writing for at least 30 years. Val McDermid - Northanger Abbey
19. Read a book published 30 years ago: 1994.
3️⃣0️⃣120. Read a book with the letters T-H-I-R-T-Y-K in the title and/or author's name All Sail Set: A Romance of the Flying Cloud
Completed 11/201. Read a book about a book club or other friend group.
2. Read a book that includes a party or anniversary celebration.
3. Read a book that features a bibliophile, bookworm, librarian, or bookshop.
Book Woman of Troublesome Creek 1-2 by Kim Michele Richardson, 4/5*, 4/14/24
4. Read a book that was read for this challenge by another participant.
5. Read something from this listopia, or a recommendation from a 30-year-old.
Seven Up by Janet Evanovich, 4/5*, 4/12/24
6. Read a book with the word pearl in the title, with an author or character named Pearl, or with a gem on the cover.
7. Read the 30th prompt in the Popsugar Challenge: A book with a one-word title you had to look up in the dictionary.
Recursion by Blake Crouch, 3/5*, 4/16/24
8. Read the 30th prompt of Bibliopoly: A book with any shade of yellow on the cover or in the title.
The Cider House Rules by John Irving, 3/5*, 4/19/24
9. Read the 30th prompt of TBR Jar prompts: A book related to the yearly, quarterly, or monthly theme.
The Secret Chord by Geraldine Brooks, 4/5*, 4/11/24
10. Read a book from the 300 section of Dewey Decimal: Social sciences.
11. Read one of the first 30 books on your TBR.
The Sorrow of War by Bảo Ninh, 3/5*, 4/20/24
12. Read a book which has been translated into 30 or more languages.
13. Read a book with at least 30 chapters or sections.
Project Hail Mary by Andy Weir, 4/5*, 4/7/24
14. Read a book with over 30,000 ratings on Goodreads.
The Tombs of Atuan by Ursula K. Le Guin, 4/5*, 4/3/24
15. Read a book by an author who has written more than 30 books.
The Collected Short Stories of Louis L'Amour, Volume 2: The Frontier Stories by Louis L'Amour, 5/5*, 4/5/24
16. Read a book with a title that has at least 30 characters, excluding spaces.
A Stone is Most Precious Where it Belongs by Gulchehra Hoja, 2/5*, 4/9/24
17. Read a book that was written when the author was in their 30’s.
18. Read a book written by a writer who has been writing for at least 30 years.
The Tombs of Atuan by Ursula K. Le Guin, 4/5*, 4/3/24
19. Read a book published 30 years ago: 1994.
20. Read a book with the letters T-H-I-R-T-Y-K in the title and/or author's name
Sign me up for 5 books2/5
Prompts
1. Read a book about a book club or other friend group.
2. Read a book that includes a party or anniversary celebration.
3. Read a book that features a bibliophile, bookworm, librarian, or bookshop.
4. Read a book that was read for this challenge by another participant.
5. Read something from this listopia, or a recommendation from a 30-year-old.
6. Pearl is a traditional 30th anniversary gift. Read a book with the word pearl in the title, with an author or character named Pearl, or with a gem on the cover.
7. Read the 30th prompt in the Popsugar Challenge: A book with a one-word title you had to look up in the dictionary.
8. Read the 30th prompt of Bibliopoly: A book with any shade of yellow on the cover or in the title.
9. Read the 30th prompt of TBR Jar prompts: A book related to the yearly, quarterly, or monthly theme.
10. Read a book from the 300 section of Dewey Decimal: Social sciences.
11. Read one of the first 30 books on your TBR.
12. Read a book which has been translated into 30 or more languages.
13. Read a book with at least 30 chapters or sections.
14. Read a book with over 30,000 ratings on Goodreads.
15. Read a book by an author who has written more than 30 books.
16. Read a book with a title that has at least 30 characters, excluding spaces.
17. Read a book that was written when the author was in their 30’s.
18. Read a book written by a writer who has been writing for at least 30 years.
19. Read a book published 30 years ago: 1994.
20. Read a book with the letters T-H-I-R-T-Y-K in the title and/or author's name.
🥳 HAPPY 30K MEMBERS!Duration: April 1 - May 31, 2024
Progress: 20/20 -- COMPLETE
🥳 1. Read a book about a book club or other friend group.
Paper Cuts
🥳 2. Read a book that includes a party or anniversary celebration.
The Club
🥳 3. Read a book that features a bibliophile, bookworm, librarian, or bookshop.
Twenty-one Truths About Love
🥳 4. Read a book that was read for this challenge by another participant.
Bryony and Roses read by Sarvzee
🥳 5. Read something from this listopia, or a recommendation from a 30-year-old.
Friends, Lovers, and the Big Terrible Thing
🥳 6. Pearl is a traditional 30th anniversary gift. Read a book with the word pearl in the title, with an author or character named Pearl, or with a gem on the cover.
Cleopatra: A Life
🥳 7. Read the 30th prompt in the Popsugar Challenge: A book with a one-word title you had to look up in the dictionary.
Grimus
🥳 8. Read the 30th prompt of Bibliopoly: A book with any shade of yellow on the cover or in the title.
In Bloom: Three Delightful Love Stories Perfect for Spring Reading
🥳 9. Read the 30th prompt of TBR Jar prompts: A book related to the yearly, quarterly, or monthly theme.
How to Train Your Dragon February: Dragon
🥳 10. Read a book from the 300 section of Dewey Decimal: Social sciences.
Hillbilly Elegy: A Memoir of a Family and Culture in Crisis
🥳 11. Read one of the first 30 books on your TBR.
The Spirit of Want Hoopla
🥳 12. Read a book which has been translated into 30 or more languages.
All the Bright Places
🥳 13. Read a book with at least 30 chapters or sections.
Starling House
🥳 14. Read a book with over 30,000 ratings on Goodreads.
The Power and the Glory
🥳 15. Read a book by an author who has written more than 30 books.
Leave No Scone Unturned Denise Swanson
🥳 16. Read a book with a title that has at least 30 characters, excluding spaces.
Hunting El Chapo: The Inside Story of the American Lawman Who Captured the World's Most Wanted Drug-Lord
🥳 17. Read a book that was written when the author was in their 30’s.
Fear of Flying age 31
🥳 18. Read a book written by a writer who has been writing for at least 30 years.
15th Affair James Patterson
🥳 19. Read a book published 30 years ago: 1994.
The Crossing
🥳 20. Read a book with the letters T-H-I-R-T-Y-K in the title and/or author's name.
Grandma Gatewood's Walk: The Inspiring Story of the Woman Who Saved the Appalachian Trail
I'll go for 5 books, please.0/5
Prompts
1. Read a book about a book club or other friend group.
2. Read a book that includes a party or anniversary celebration.
3. Read a book that features a bibliophile, bookworm, librarian, or bookshop.
4. Read a book that was read for this challenge by another participant.
5. Read something from this listopia, or a recommendation from a 30-year-old.
6. Pearl is a traditional 30th anniversary gift. Read a book with the word pearl in the title, with an author or character named Pearl, or with a gem on the cover.
7. Read the 30th prompt in the Popsugar Challenge: A book with a one-word title you had to look up in the dictionary.
8. Read the 30th prompt of Bibliopoly: A book with any shade of yellow on the cover or in the title.
9. Read the 30th prompt of TBR Jar prompts: A book related to the yearly, quarterly, or monthly theme.
10. Read a book from the 300 section of Dewey Decimal: Social sciences.
11. Read one of the first 30 books on your TBR.
12. Read a book which has been translated into 30 or more languages.
13. Read a book with at least 30 chapters or sections.
Daniel Deronda
14. Read a book with over 30,000 ratings on Goodreads.
15. Read a book by an author who has written more than 30 books.
The Secret of Chimneys by Agatha Christie
16. Read a book with a title that has at least 30 characters, excluding spaces.
Stiff: The Curious Lives of Human Cadavers
17. Read a book that was written when the author was in their 30’s.
Station Eleven
18. Read a book written by a writer who has been writing for at least 30 years.
19. Read a book published 30 years ago: 1994.
The Winshaw Legacy
20. Read a book with the letters T-H-I-R-T-Y-K in the title and/or author's name.
I'm going to try for at least 10HAPPY 30K MEMBERS!
Duration: April 1 - May 31, 2024
Progress: 10 / 10
Prompts
1. Read a book about a book club or other friend group.
🍨 2. Read a book that includes a party or anniversary celebration. The Philadelphia Heiress
🍨 3. Read a book that features a bibliophile, bookworm, librarian, or bookshop. Last Chance Books
🍨 4. Read a book that was read for this challenge by another participant. The One-in-a-Million Boy
5. Read something from this listopia, or a recommendation from a 30-year-old.
6. Pearl is a traditional 30th anniversary gift. Read a book with the word pearl in the title, with an author or character named Pearl, or with a gem on the cover.
7. Read the 30th prompt in the Popsugar Challenge: A book with a one-word title you had to look up in the dictionary.
🍨 8. Read the 30th prompt of Bibliopoly: A book with any shade of yellow on the cover or in the title. Second Chance Romance
9. Read the 30th prompt of TBR Jar prompts: A book related to the yearly, quarterly, or monthly theme.
10. Read a book from the 300 section of Dewey Decimal: Social sciences.
11. Read one of the first 30 books on your TBR.
🍨 12. Read a book which has been translated into 30 or more languages. American Dirt
13. Read a book with at least 30 chapters or sections.
🍨 14. Read a book with over 30,000 ratings on Goodreads. Dirty Thirty
🍨 15. Read a book by an author who has written more than 30 books. Look Again
🍨 16. Read a book with a title that has at least 30 characters, excluding spaces. The Six: The Untold Story of America's First Women Astronauts
17. Read a book that was written when the author was in their 30’s.
🍨 18. Read a book written by a writer who has been writing for at least 30 years. Anna Meets Her Match
19. Read a book published 30 years ago: 1994.
🍨 20. Read a book with the letters T-H-I-R-T-Y-K in the title and/or author's name. Second Star To The Right
I will add you new comers later on tonight.
🥀I’m in for 3 please and thank you.
Welcome everyone! Congrats to those who have taken off running on this challenge. Happy reading to you all.
Update to msg #11 please! Progress: 1/8
Count me in, please!PROGRESS: 13/10
❎️1. Read a book about a book club or other friend group. Cinco crímenes literarios
2. Read a book that includes a party or anniversary celebration.
❎️3. Read a book that features a bibliophile, bookworm, librarian, or bookshop. Amarilla
4. Read a book that was read for this challenge by another participant.
5. Read something from this listopia, or a recommendation from a 30-year-old.
6. Pearl is a traditional 30th anniversary gift. Read a book with the word pearl in the title, with an author or character named Pearl, or with a gem on the cover.
❎️7. Read the 30th prompt in the Popsugar Challenge: A book with a one-word title you had to look up in the dictionary. Xingu
❎️8. Read the 30th prompt of Bibliopoly: A book with any shade of yellow on the cover or in the title.
❎️9. Read the 30th prompt of TBR Jar prompts: A book related to the yearly, quarterly, or monthly theme. Fancy Pants (Finish Line)
10. Read a book from the 300 section of Dewey Decimal: Social sciences.
❎️11. Read one of the first 30 books on your TBR. 'Salem's Lot
12. Read a book which has been translated into 30 or more languages. Dead Until Dark
❎️13. Read a book with at least 30 chapters or sections. La viuda
❎️14. Read a book with over 30,000 ratings on Goodreads. Asesinato para principiantes
❎️15. Read a book by an author who has written more than 30 books. Demian by Hermann Hesse
❎️16. Read a book with a title that has at least 30 characters, excluding spaces. The Darling Dahlias and the Cucumber Tree
❎️17. Read a book that was written when the author was in their 30’s. Everything I Never Told You by Celeste Ng
❎️18. Read a book written by a writer who has been writing for at least 30 years. Irish Thoroughbred by Nora Roberts
❎️19. Read a book published 30 years ago: 1994. Hangman's Root
20. Read a book with the letters T-H-I-R-T-Y-K in the title and/or author's name. The Thirty Names of Night by Zeyn Joukhadar
Update to msg #7: 1/6
Please sign me up for 5!Done:0/5
Prompts
1. Read a book about a book club or other friend group.
2. Read a book that includes a party or anniversary celebration.
3. Read a book that features a bibliophile, bookworm, librarian, or bookshop.
4. Read a book that was read for this challenge by another participant.
5. Read something from this listopia, or a recommendation from a 30-year-old.
6. Pearl is a traditional 30th anniversary gift. Read a book with the word pearl in the title, with an author or character named Pearl, or with a gem on the cover.
7. Read the 30th prompt in the Popsugar Challenge: A book with a one-word title you had to look up in the dictionary.
8. Read the 30th prompt of Bibliopoly: A book with any shade of yellow on the cover or in the title.
9. Read the 30th prompt of TBR Jar prompts: A book related to the yearly, quarterly, or monthly theme.
10. Read a book from the 300 section of Dewey Decimal: Social sciences.
11. Read one of the first 30 books on your TBR.
12. Read a book which has been translated into 30 or more languages.
13. Read a book with at least 30 chapters or sections.
14. Read a book with over 30,000 ratings on Goodreads.
15. Read a book by an author who has written more than 30 books.
16. Read a book with a title that has at least 30 characters, excluding spaces.
17. Read a book that was written when the author was in their 30’s.
18. Read a book written by a writer who has been writing for at least 30 years.
19. Read a book published 30 years ago: 1994.
20. Read a book with the letters T-H-I-R-T-Y-K in the title and/or author's name.
I'd like to join in for 5 books please :)
5/5-Completed 5/10
1. Read a book about a book club or other friend group.
2. Read a book that includes a party or anniversary celebration.
3. Read a book that features a bibliophile, bookworm, librarian, or bookshop. Bryony and Roses
4. Read a book that was read for this challenge by another participant.
5. Read something from this listopia, or a recommendation from a 30-year-old.
6. Pearl is a traditional 30th anniversary gift. Read a book with the word pearl in the title, with an author or character named Pearl, or with a gem on the cover.
7. Read the 30th prompt in the Popsugar Challenge: A book with a one-word title you had to look up in the dictionary.
8. Read the 30th prompt of Bibliopoly: A book with any shade of yellow on the cover or in the title.
9. Read the 30th prompt of TBR Jar prompts: A book related to the yearly, quarterly, or monthly theme.
10. Read a book from the 300 section of Dewey Decimal: Social sciences.
11. Read one of the first 30 books on your TBR.
12. Read a book which has been translated into 30 or more languages.
13. Read a book with at least 30 chapters or sections. A Grave Robbery
14. Read a book with over 30,000 ratings on Goodreads. Soulless
15. Read a book by an author who has written more than 30 books.
16. Read a book with a title that has at least 30 characters, excluding spaces.
17. Read a book that was written when the author was in their 30’s. Emily Wilde’s Map of the Otherlands
18. Read a book written by a writer who has been writing for at least 30 years. Sword-Dancer
19. Read a book published 30 years ago: 1994.
20. Read a book with the letters T-H-I-R-T-Y-K in the title and/or author's name.
5/5-Completed 5/10
1. Read a book about a book club or other friend group.
2. Read a book that includes a party or anniversary celebration.
4. Read a book that was read for this challenge by another participant.
5. Read something from this listopia, or a recommendation from a 30-year-old.
6. Pearl is a traditional 30th anniversary gift. Read a book with the word pearl in the title, with an author or character named Pearl, or with a gem on the cover.
7. Read the 30th prompt in the Popsugar Challenge: A book with a one-word title you had to look up in the dictionary.
8. Read the 30th prompt of Bibliopoly: A book with any shade of yellow on the cover or in the title.
9. Read the 30th prompt of TBR Jar prompts: A book related to the yearly, quarterly, or monthly theme.
10. Read a book from the 300 section of Dewey Decimal: Social sciences.
11. Read one of the first 30 books on your TBR.
12. Read a book which has been translated into 30 or more languages.
15. Read a book by an author who has written more than 30 books.
16. Read a book with a title that has at least 30 characters, excluding spaces.
19. Read a book published 30 years ago: 1994.
20. Read a book with the letters T-H-I-R-T-Y-K in the title and/or author's name.
Completed 5/5Is it too late to sign up for this? I would love to try for 5 books.
1. #16-Read a book with a title that has at least 30 characters, excluding spaces. What a Goddess Wants: Steamy Paranormal Romance
2. #13 -Read a book with at least 30 chapters or sections. Sea Witch
3. #8 Read a book with any shade of yellow on the cover
4. #2 read a book that includes a party or an anniversary celebration It Happened One Summer
5. #3 Read a book that features a bibliophile, bookworm, librarian, or bookshop. - The C*ck Down the Block
I'd like to try this one. Please sign me up for 1013/10
Prompts
3. Read a book that features a bibliophile, bookworm, librarian, or bookshop. - Nevermore Bookstore
5. Read something from this listopia, or a recommendation from a 30-year-old. - Icebreaker
6. Pearl is a traditional 30th anniversary gift. Read a book with the word pearl in the title, with an author or character named Pearl, or with a gem on the cover. - First Grave on the Right
8. Read the 30th prompt of Bibliopoly: A book with any shade of yellow on the cover or in the title. - On the Honey Side
9. Read the 30th prompt of TBR Jar prompts: A book related to the yearly, quarterly, or monthly theme. Dragon - Iron Flame
10. Read a book from the 300 section of Dewey Decimal: Social sciences. - Girls and Their Monsters: The Genain Quadruplets and the Making of Madness in America
11. Read one of the first 30 books on your TBR. - The Lightning Thief
12. Read a book which has been translated into 30 or more languages. - A Court of Wings and Ruin
13. Read a book with at least 30 chapters or sections. - The Circumference of the World
14. Read a book with over 30,000 ratings on Goodreads. - Just for the Summer
15. Read a book by an author who has written more than 30 books. - Kiss and Don't Tell
16. Read a book with a title that has at least 30 characters, excluding spaces. - The Very Secret Society of Irregular Witches
20. Read a book with the letters T-H-I-R-T-Y-K in the title and/or author's name. - Bryony and Roses
Updated message 12. Progress: 1/4
Update to msg #7: 3/6
update to #26: 1/8Read a book with over 30,000 ratings on Goodreads.
I read THE SUN ALSO RISES BY ERNEST HEMINGWAY
(It has 444, 800 ratings)
Update to message 14, 4/6 books.7. Read the 30th prompt in the Popsugar Challenge: A book with a one-word title you had to look up in the dictionary. - Eversion
13. Read a book with at least 30 chapters or sections. - Daughter of the Moon Goddess
14. Read a book with over 30,000 ratings on Goodreads.- Ace of Spades
16. Read a book with a title that has at least 30 characters, excluding spaces. - Blind Not Broken: Your Guide to Turning Loss and Grief into Happiness
Update to msg # 11 please! Progress: 2/8
RaeRae wrote: "Is it too late to sign up for this? I would love to try for 5 books.1. Read a book with a title that has at least 30 characters, excluding spaces. [book:What a Goddess Wants: Steamy Paranormal Ro..."
Not too late Welcome!
Brianna wrote: "Please sign me up for 5!Done:0/5
Prompts
1. Read a book about a book club or other friend group.
2. Read a book that includes a party or anniversary celebration.
3. Read a book that features a b..."
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2026 Reading Challenge
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Duration: April 1 - May 31, 2024
This Reading Challenge group was first organized in late 2011 and enjoyed its first year of reading together in 2012. Our membership has grown continuously for the last twelve years, reaching 30,000 members!
To celebrate, we are offering a 2-month bonus reading challenge! Each book may count for a single prompt within this challenge, but you may count your 30K books toward other challenges. If you are new to our group and our challenges, please visit this thread to learn how our challenges work.
To join, post a comment below to let the challenge leader know how many books you plan to read. How many books will you read to mark this milestone moment?
Prompts
1. Read a book about a book club or other friend group.
2. Read a book that includes a party or anniversary celebration.
3. Read a book that features a bibliophile, bookworm, librarian, or bookshop.
4. Read a book that was read for this challenge by another participant.
5. Read something from this listopia, or a recommendation from a 30-year-old.
6. Pearl is a traditional 30th anniversary gift. Read a book with the word pearl in the title, with an author or character named Pearl, or with a gem on the cover.
7. Read the 30th prompt in the Popsugar Challenge: A book with a one-word title you had to look up in the dictionary.
8. Read the 30th prompt of Bibliopoly: A book with any shade of yellow on the cover or in the title.
9. Read the 30th prompt of TBR Jar prompts: A book related to the yearly, quarterly, or monthly theme. (Themes for 2024 are listed here.)
10. Read a book from the 300 section of Dewey Decimal: Social sciences.
11. Read one of the first 30 books on your TBR.
12. Read a book which has been translated into 30 or more languages.
13. Read a book with at least 30 chapters or sections.
14. Read a book with over 30,000 ratings on Goodreads.
15. Read a book by an author who has written more than 30 books.
16. Read a book with a title that has at least 30 characters, excluding spaces.
17. Read a book that was written when the author was in their 30’s.
18. Read a book written by a writer who has been writing for at least 30 years.
19. Read a book published 30 years ago: 1994.
20. Read a book with the letters T-H-I-R-T-Y-K in the title and/or author's name.
Thanks to Blagica, who will be leading this challenge!