21) Is somehow connected to your prompt 20 and prompt 1 picks

[Lindsey]

Note: this challenge must be complete in order to

21. Is somehow connected to your prompt 20 and prompt 1 picks: For your final prompt on this challenge, we want to take our reads full circle and connect this book to both your previous read (#20) and the very first prompt (#1).

The book you choose for this prompt should somehow connect to both, but they do not have to connect in the same way. For example, this book may share a genre with your prompt 1 choice but share a publisher with your prompt 20 pick. Examples may include: same authors or publishers, same settings, shared character names, shared plot points, similar cover elements or titles, etc. Get creative and feel free to be as broad or as specific with your connections as you like!

Sample Challenge: My very first pick for this challenge was Welcome to Murder Week and my previous choice was Parents Weekend. Both of these books were published in 2025 so for this book, I’ll connect to both of them by reading another 2025 release, Onyx Storm by Rebecca Yarros.

[Hilde]

My first pick was Red Herrings and White Elephants by Albert Jack

and I have 4 more books by the author to read this year. Any of those will be my first choice if they fit with prompt #20.

[Hilde]

I just remembered that I have a third book wite 'elephants' in the title, Elephants on Acid: And Other Bizarre Experiments by Alex Boese

and I'll see if I can fit prompts 14-20 to that book.

[Kelsey]

Previous Book: One Dark Window by Rachel Gillig
Current Book: The Extraordinaries by TJ Klune
Connections: book 1 - LGBTQ+, book 20 - Fantasy

[Devika]

Previous Pompt #1: Montana Bride by Joan Johnston
Previous Prompt #20: Binti by Nnedi Okorafor

This Prompt: Twelfth Knight by Alexene Farol Follmuth

Twelfth Knight shares a publisher with Binti and is a romance like Montana Bride