Hello, readers! It's that time of year! A new challenge is ready and waiting to be completed. Or, for me, it's ready and waiting for me to burn through the free spaces. Tress informed me while we were working on this today that 2027 will be our tenth year doing this challenge. To that I say:
Tress put together a handy PDF, which can be found here: PDF List, and will also list it on Story Graph. You can also follow Tress's progress on her blog: https://songstress7.wordpress.com/. You can find all previous challenges, updates, and even a post about how we developed the challenge here.
Level 1: Book of the Month Club
1 Read a book that is under 250 pages long
2 Read a book that you got for free
3 Read a book by Darcy Coates
4 Read a book with a dark cover
5 Read the first book in a series that you've wanted to start
6 Read a book that was either given to you or recommended by someone who means a lot to you
7 Read an author's debut novel
8 A book with a title that starts with the letter B
9 Read an Urban Fantasy novel
10 Read a book that takes place in a small town
11 A book that's been made into a movie or TV show
12 Free Space - Pick any book!
Level 2: Casual Reader Club
13 A book in a series you've yet to finish (the most recent/next book)
14 Read a book with exactly four words in the title
15 Read a book by an author named Mary, Maria, Marie, or a variant
16 Read a book with an animal on the cover
17 Read a book involving a Cryptid (Bigfoot, Mothman, Chupacabra, etc.)
18 Read a book recommended by the Chicago Public Library website https://www.chipublib.org/
19 Read a genre you haven't read before
20 Read a book by an author who's been really popular in the past 5 years
21 Read a book that was published in 1996 (30 years ago)
22 A book with a pastel cover
23 Read a book with a title that follows the pattern A/The _____ of _____ and _____"
24 Free Space - Pick any book!
Level 3: Dedicated Reader Club
25 Read Book 1 of a Quartet
26 Read Book 2 of a Quartet
27 Read Book 3 of a Quartet
28 Read Book 4 of a Quartet
29 A book by an author with a color in their name
30 A book you picked out because of the cover
31 A book with "sound" or "silence" in the title
32 A book that involves a robot or AI
33 Read a book by an author that's new to you
34 A book with a weapon on the cover
35 Read a book with the word "man" or "boy" in the title
36 Free Space - Pick any book!
Level 4: Speed Reader Club
37 A book on a banned book list
38 Read a book that was published through a crowdfunding campaign
39 read a book by an author that uses initials as part of their name
40 Read a book over 600 pages OR listen to an audiobook over 18 hours
41 Read a book with a title that includes an ampersand
42 A book where the main character is a criminal
43 Read a book that has a crown on the cover
44 Read a book about a historical woman (or group of women)
45 Read a book by an author whose first name starts with the letter 'D.'
46 Read a book with a four-letter word in the title
47 Read a Space Opera
48 Free Space - Pick any book!
Level 5: Overachiever Club
49 Read a book by an author from a place you have been
50 read a book on this list https://www.penguinrandomhouse.com/the-read-down/fiction-coming-soon/
51 A book with "angel" or "demon" in the title
52 Read a book with a sisterhood or brotherhood trope
53 Read a book about unlikely allies
54 Read a book published when you were 9 years old
55 Read a book that includes a character who is a photographer
56 Read a book involving a sacred object
57 A book published by one of the Independent Publishers Caucus https://www.indiepubs.org/member-presses
58 A book with numbers on the cover
59 The Great Beatles Category - read a book about The Beatles *or* a book with the same title as one of their songs https://www.beatlesbible.com/songs/
60 Free Space - Pick any book!As always, let us know if you're participating here or on StoryGraph. We love getting comments about the challenge or suggestions. If you have a prompt that's your favorite, let us know! Perhaps for the 10th challenge, we'll feature some fan favorites!

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