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All books for this challenge must be read between December 22 and March 19. Books can be fiction or nonfiction.

1. December 22nd is the winter solstice- read a book with any word associated with winter (cold, snow, ice, frozen, etc.) in the title or a book with a wintery cover.

2. December 25th is Christmas- read a book that is about or takes place during the Christmas holiday, or a book with a Christian theme or author.

3. January 1st is New Year's Day-read a book about something inspiring or with a character overcoming a challenge.

4. January 2nd is National Science Fiction Day-read a book in the science fiction genre: /genres/scie...

5. February is National Black History month-read a book with a black main character or by a black author.

6. February is Library Lovers month-read any book of your choice lended from your library.

7. February 14th is Valentine's Day-read a romance, love story, a book with a red cover or heart on the cover, or a book with a word like love, kiss in the title.

8. March is Women's History month-read a book with an historical female character (fiction or nonfiction).

9. March 2-8 is Celebrate Your Name week-read a book with a person's name (first or last) in the title.

10. March 17th is St. Patrick's Day-read a book that takes place in Ireland, has an Irish character, or has a green cover.

1. Winter solstice-The Golem and the Jinni 1/15/14

2. Christmas-Till We Have Faces 2/1/14

3. New Year's-Equal of the Sun 3/5/14

4. Sci Fi-Stardust 3/18/14

5. Black History-The Kitchen House 1/24/14

6. Library Lovers-The Chaperone 2/11/14

7. Valentine's Day-Me Before You 3/17/14

8. Women's History-Year of Wonders 2/19/14

9. Celebrate your name-Sarah's Key 2/8/14

10. St. Patrick's Day-Room 3/11/14

1. Winter solstice-

2. Christmas-

3. New Year's- My Fair Lazy: One Reality Television Addict's Attempt to Discover If Not Being A Dumb Ass Is the New Black, or, a Culture-Up Manifesto - about the author's attempt to become more cultured

4. Sci Fi- The Maze Runner - science fiction/dystopia

5. Black History- The Invention of Wings - Handful, a slave, is one of the two main characters

6. Library Lovers- The Cuckoo's Calling - ebook from the library (at least 75% of the books I read are library books, actually)

7. Valentine's Day- Fangirl - not strictly a romance, but romance plays a big part in the story

8. Women's History- Belle Cora - story about a prostitute/madam in the 1800s

9. Celebrate your name- The One and Only Ivan - okay, Ivan is technically a gorilla, not a person, but he's the narrator, so I'm counting it

10. St. Patrick's Day-