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Read any 25 out of 26 categories.
Progress to date: 15/25
I'm disappointed in how I did this year. I started the challenges to get me to expand the range of books I'm reading but that definitely didn't happen this year.

1. A book with a villain.
The Stolen Heir by Holly Black


2. A book written by an author with the first initial of A or Z.
The Long Call by Ann Cleeves


3. A book released over 5 years ago.
The Lies of Locke Lamora by Scott Lynch (2006)


4. A book with a protagonist that is over 40.

5. A book that has an even number of pages.
The Way of Kings by Brandon Sanderson 1,258 pages


6. A book with an intriguing title.


7. A book involving a lie.
Yumi and the Nightmare Painter by Brandon Sanderson


8. A book with alternating time periods.
Atlas: The Story of Pa Salt by Harry Whittaker Lucinda Riley


9. A book about revenge.

10. A book set in the 1980’s.

11. A book that is dusty on your shelf.

12. A book under 300 pages.
by Kira Cul'tofay
Time's Fable: It's never too late to find yourself, especially if you have a Time Machine.

13. A family drama.

14. A book with a one word title.
Fireblood by Jeff Wheeler


15. A book centered around a holiday.

16. A book that starts with “H�.
The Hunted by Jeff Wheeler


17. A book with a beautiful cover.
The Ghost Ship by Kate Mosse


18. A woman author that is new to you.
The Inheritance Games by Jennifer Lynn Barnes


19. A new book by your favorite author.
The Sunlit Man by Brandon Sanderson


20. A story about a road trip.

21. A book that is co-authored.
The Lost Book of the White by Cassandra Clare and Wesley Chu


22. A gothic or noir novel.


23. A book with an autumn vibe.

24. A book set in a place you want to visit: Bletchley Park
The Rose Code by Kate Quinn


25. A book with a purple cover.
A Court of Wings and Ruin by Sarah J. Maas


26. A book with a happy ending

18. A woman author that is new to you

The Inheritance Games by Jennifer Lynn Barnes

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21. A book that is co-authored.
The Lost Book of the White by Cassandra Clare and Wesley Chu

I'm disappointed in how I did this year. I started the challenges to get me to expand the range of books I'm reading but that definitely didn't happen this year. I'm currently going through what I've read to see if it fits any of the categories.