Classic—Brave New World (Huxley)
Memoir—A Chance in the World (Pemberton)
Literary Fiction—Little Life (Yanagihara)
Fantasy—A Darker Shade of Magic (Schwab)
Mystery-Into the Woods (French)
Sci-Fi—Dune (Herbert)
Travel-Notes from a Small Island (Bryson)
Horror—NOS4A2 (Hill)
History—River of Doubt (Millard)
Manga—Death Note Vol 1: Boredom (Ohba)
Spirituality—Book of Joy (Dalai Lama)
Nature-Hidden Life of Trees (Wohlleben)
Pets—A Dog’s Purpose (Cameron)
Teen--Thirteen Reasons Why (Asher)
Extra Credit—a new 2017 bestseller
Wildcard—feel free to swap out a title or
genre
Okay, there's actually fourteen titles and genres--but I hoped the list would interest others to play along and give a little leeway that if someone just wasn't interested in one title or genre, maybe another one would. Then I also threw in the wild card and extra credit--just read!! Myself, I don't generally read mystery, travel, nature, manga, teen, or sci-fi (though I love the Expanse series by James Corey!) And, I realize these are not all little books--it's not a challenge if it's easy!
I've posted my challenge at work and some of them jumped right in, so I've already finished Brave New World and started NOS4A2 (so good!! Really love Joe Hill!!) I do intend to read all fourteen titles with time at the end of summer to add on a wild card and extra credit (I'm just an overachiever at heart...)
I also whipped up bookmark trackers and would be happy to mail out a copy with a list of the challenge to any takers if you just want to send me a quick email with your mailing info and I'll zip that right out to you!
What's on your summer reading list?
Okay, there's actually fourteen titles and genres--but I hoped the list would interest others to play along and give a little leeway that if someone just wasn't interested in one title or genre, maybe another one would. Then I also threw in the wild card and extra credit--just read!! Myself, I don't generally read mystery, travel, nature, manga, teen, or sci-fi (though I love the Expanse series by James Corey!) And, I realize these are not all little books--it's not a challenge if it's easy!
I've posted my challenge at work and some of them jumped right in, so I've already finished Brave New World and started NOS4A2 (so good!! Really love Joe Hill!!) I do intend to read all fourteen titles with time at the end of summer to add on a wild card and extra credit (I'm just an overachiever at heart...)
I also whipped up bookmark trackers and would be happy to mail out a copy with a list of the challenge to any takers if you just want to send me a quick email with your mailing info and I'll zip that right out to you!
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