Thursday, December 31, 2015

2016 Reading Challenge


I saw this on Pinterest and I figured since I'm getting back into the reading bandwagon that this would be a good way to broaden my reading horizon and try on different genres that I probably won't tap on myself. So let me get my reading hat on ready and let's get right into it!


1. A book based on a fairy tale
2. A National Book Award winner (Simon vs the Homo Sapiens Agenda by Becky Albertalli)
3. A YA bestseller (Carry On by Rainbow Rowell)
4. A book you haven't read since high school
5. A book set in your home state  (Humans of New York Stories, not exactly a home state but a city)
6. A book translated to English
7. A romance set in future
8. A book set in Europe
9. A book that's under 150 pages (Is It Evil Not To Be Sure by Lena Dunham)
10. A New York Times Bestseller (Until Friday Night by Abbi Glines)
11. A book that's becoming a movie this year
12. A book recommended by someone you just met
14. A book you can finish in a day (Milk and Honey by Rupi Kaur)
15. A book written by a celebrity
16. A political memoir 
17. A book at least 100 years older than you
18. A book that is more than 600 pages (Lady Midnight by Cassandra Claire)
19. A book from Oprah's Book Club
20. A science-fiction novel
21. A book recommended by a family member
22. A graphic novel  (Saga Volume 1 by Brian Vaughan)
23. A book that is published in 2016 (A Modern Love by Will Darbyshire)
24. A book with a protagonist who has your occupation
25. A book that takes place during Summer (The Unexpected Everything by Morgan Matson)
26. A book and it's prequel
27. A murder mystery
28. A book written by a comedian
29. A dystopian novel
32. The first book you see in a bookstore
33. A classic from 20th century
34. A book from the library
35. An autobiography
36. A book about a road trip
37. A book about a culture you're unfamiliar with (The Plant-Based Journey by Lani Muelrath)
38. A satirical book
39. A book that takes place on an island
40. A book that is guaranteed to bring you joy