So I found a really
epic reading challenge on Facebook the other day, and this is my
thoughts on what I will read for each of the sections. I didn't put
this up until after I finished, because I took a long time to
actually find some books for the various prompts.
Some things I had to
basically make a strategic guess on. Like, I don't know what book
made me cry or what will. I have never actually cried while reading a
book, not even with The Book Thief or
The Boy in the Striped Pajamas which
both made a lot of people cry. Oh well? Here's to that goal!!!
1. A book with more
than 500 pages - Jonathan Strange & Mr Norrell by
Susanna Clarke
2. A classic romance
- Sense and Sensibility by Jane Austen
3. A book that
became a movie - The Girl on the Train by
Paula Hawkins
4. A book published
this year - Caraval by
Stephanie Garber
5. A book with a
number in the title - 12 Years a Slave by
Solomon Northup
6. A book written by
someone under 30 - Eragon by Christopher Paolini
7. A book with
non-human characters - Into the Wild by
Erin Hunter
8. A funny book -
Good Omens by Neil Gaiman &
Terry Pratchett
9. A book by a
female author - The Night Circus by Erin Morgenstern
10. A mystery or
thriller - Esperanza by Trish
MacGregor
11. A book with a
one-word title - Horns by Joe
Hill
12. A book of short
stories - Modern Irish Short Stories ed. by Frank O'Connor
13. A book set in a
different country - Circle of Stones by
Catherine Fisher
14. A nonfiction
book - To the Letter by Simon
Garfield
15. A popular
author's first book - Cinder by Marissa Meyer
16. A book from an
author you love, but haven't read yet - The Son of Neptune by
Rick Riordan
17. A book a friend
recommended - Do Androids Dream of Electric Sheep? by Philip
K. Dick
18. A Pulitzer Prize
winning book - All the Light We Cannot See by Anthony Doerr
19. A book basted on
a true story - Stalking Jack
the Ripper by
Kerri Maniscalco
20. A book at the
bottom of your to-be-read pile - Truthwitch by
Susan Dennard
21. A book your mom
loves - To Rise Again at a Decent Hour by
Joshua Ferris
22. A book that
scares you - Les Misérables by Victor Hugo
23. A book more than
100 years old - The Woman in White by
Wilkie Collins
24. A book based
entirely on it's cover - The Star-Touched Queen by
Roshani Chokshi
25. A book you were
supposed to read in school, but didn't - Frankenstein by
Mary Shelley
26. A memoir - Glass
Castle by Jeannette Walls
27. A book you can
finish in a day - Amelia Anne is Dead and Gone by
Kat Rosenfield
28. A book with
antonyms in the title - A Shadow Bright and Burning by
Jessica Cluess
29. A book set
somewhere you've always wanted to visit - Memoirs of a Geisha
by Arthur Golden
30. A book that came
out the year you were born - The Joy Luck Club by Amy Tan
31. A book with bad
reviews – Abraham Lincoln: Vampire Hunter by
Seth Grahame-Smith
32. A trilogy - His
Dark Materials by Philip Pullman
33. A book from your
childhood - Black Beauty by
Anna Sewell
34. A book with a
love triangle - City of Bones by
Cassandra Clare
35. A book set in
the future - Ender's Game by
Orson Scott Card
36. A book set in
high school - Looking for Alaska by
John Green
37. A book with a
color in the title - Black City by
Elizabeth Richards
38. A book that
(can) make you cry - The Fault in Our Stars by
John Green
39. A book with
magic - Dime Store Magic by
Kelley Armstrong
40. A graphic novel
- Girl Genius (v1) by Phil &
KaJa Foglio
41. A book by an
author you've never read before - The English Patient by
Michael Ondaatje
42. A book you own
but have never read – The Sun Also Rises by
Ernest Hemingway
43. A book that
takes place in your hometown - Long Black Veil by Jennifer
Finney Boylan
44. A book that was
originally written in a different language - The Idiot by
Fyodor Dostoevsky
45. A book set
during Christmas - Winter's Tale by
Mark Helprin
46. A book written
by an author with your same initials - A Simple Murder by
Eleanor Kuhns
47. A play - H.M.S.
Pinafore by W.S. Gilbert
48. A banned book -
Slaughterhouse-Five by Kurt
Vonnegut
49. A book based on
or turned into a TV show - A Game of Thrones by George R. R.
Martin
50. A book you
started by never finished - The Host by Stephenie Meyer
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