My 2023 Reading Challenge

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Hello, Fellow Book Worms and Book Dragons,

   My turn! I look forward to reading some awesome new books in 2023. Since beginning my author journey, I have read less fiction. I look forward to reading as many books as I can.

In the past my numbers have been:

  • 2015- 17 books
  • 2016- 50 books
  • 2017- 30 books
  • 2018- 101 books
  • 2019- 104 books
  • 2020- 53 books
  • 2021- 9 books
  • 2022- 5 books
As I finish reading my choices, I will highlight them in bold print.

     

Updated 03/04/2023


Book Challenge books read: (4/50)

 

Books Read Not in a Category: (00)

 

Total Books Read: (04)

 


 Xepherus Reads Challenge categories (in alphabetical order): 

                                  

  1. A 2022 Goodreads Choice winner-
  2. A banned book-
  3. A biography of a celebrity-
  4. A book a Netflix show was based on-
  5. A book borrowed from your local library-
  6. A book by an African American author-
  7. A book by an LGBTQ author-
  8. A book by a favorite author not read-
  9. A book featuring a bounty hunter-
  10. A book featuring a lake-
  11. A book featuring a road trip-
  12. A book featuring magic-
  13. A book featuring the paranormal-
  14. A book of poems-
  15. A Book of the Month Club Book-
  16. A book over 300 pages-
  17. A book published during the 1960s-
  18. A book published in 2023- What Lies in the Woods by Kate Alice Marshall
  19. A book read during a Readathon-
  20. A book recommended by another author-
  21. A book set during the Christmas season-
  22. A book set in Italy-
  23. A book set on an island-
  24. A book set on Halloween- Daisy Darker by Alice Feeney
  25. A book told in a first-person narrative- 
  26. A book told in the first-person-
  27. A book under 300 pages-
  28. A book with a daring final girl-
  29. A book with a haunted house in it-
  30. A book with a religious storyline-
  31. A book with red on the cover-
  32. A book you read on vacation-
  33. A comic book-
  34. A cozy mystery-
  35. A dark fantasy book-
  36. A favorite author’s latest book-
  37. A ghost story- The Book of Cold Cases by Simone St. James
  38. A horror novel-
  39. A middle-grade novel-
  40. A non-fiction book-
  41. A novel set in a bookstore-
  42. A Reese Witherspoon Book Club novel- 
  43. A reference book-
  44. A re-read of a favorite book- Daisy Jones & the Six by Taylor Jenkins Reid
  45. A romantic novel-
  46. A science fiction novel-
  47. A thriller novel-
  48. A young adult novel-
  49. An audiobook-
  50. An e-book- 

   Books not in any category:

 

 

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   I look forward to beginning to fill in my own list. And I would love to hear some of your choices for this Reading Challenge. Feel free to comment below with recommendations. Have fun and feel free to share with your friends.

 

Have fun reading this week. Let me know in the comments below what you are reading this week.

 



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 Because there is always time to read,

 

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