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My first time doing this challenge which I have now completed.

1.A book with a main character whose name starts with A, T, or Y:
The Garden of Evening Mists by Tan Twan Eng (Yun Ling) Read Jan 7
2.A book connected to a book you read in 2021:
Femlandia byChristina Dalcher Read
Jan16
3. A book with 22 or more letters in the title:
The Curious Incident of the Dog In the Night-time
byMark Haddon Read Jan 10
4. A book that fits your favorite prompt that did not make the list
(Set in Arab World): Frankenstein in Baghdad
byAhmed Saadawi Read Jan 30
5. A book by an author with two sets of double letters in their name:
The Vanishing Half by Brit
Bennett Read Jan 14
6. A book with an image of a source of light on the cover: To Keep
the Sun Alive by Rabeah Ghaffari Read
Jan 27
7. A book related to psychology, neuroscience or the mind:
Freshwater by Akwaeke Emezi
Read Jan 24
8. 3 books set on three different continents - Australia:The
Shepherd's Hut by Tim Winton Read Jan 17
9. 3 books set on three different continents - Europe: Shuggie
Bain by Douglas Stuart ReadJan 12
10. 3 books set on three different continents - Asia: The White
Tiger by Aravind Adiga Read Jan 25
11. A book from historical fiction genre: Pompeii by
Robert Harris Read Jan 2
12. A book related to glass: Glass by Alex
Christofi Read March 28
13. A book about a woman in STEM: Remarkable
Creatures by Tracy Chevalier Read March 30
14. A book with fewer than 5000 ratings on ŷ������: Land of
Love and Drowning by Tiphanie Yanique
Read Feb 4
15. A book without a person on the cover: Drive Your Plow Over
the Bones of the Dead by Olga Tokarczuk
Read Feb 6
16. A book related to Earth Day: Migrations by
Charlotte McConaghy Read Feb 2
17. A book from NPR's Book Concierge: How the One-Armed Sister
Sweeps Her House by Cherie Jones
Read Feb 7
18. A book by an Asian or Pacific Islander author: Freedom's
Mother by Anisul Hoque Read March 18
19. A book that involves alternate reality, alternate worlds, or alternate
history: Wolf by Wolf by Ryan
Graudin Read March 22
20. A fiction or nonfiction book that is set during 1900 -1951:
Capricornia by Xavier Herbert
Read Feb 9
21. A book with one of the Monopoly tokens on the cover: A Man
Called Ove by Fredrik Backman Read
April 1
22. A book with a Jewish character or author: The World That We
Knew by Alice Hoffman Read March 22
23. A book that features loving LGBTQIA+ relationship:
Cantoras by Carolina De Robertis
Read Feb 11
24. A book related to inclement weather:Snowblind by
Ragnar Jónasson Read March 20
25. A book less than 220 pages OR more than 440 pages: Black
Moses by Alain Mabanckou Read March12
26. 2 books with the same word in the title: The Moon is a Harsh
Mistress by Robert A. Heinlein read Jan 23
27. 2 books with the same word in the title: Red Moon
by Kim Stanley Robinson Read March 26
28. A book that won an award from Powell's list of book awards:
Just Mercy: A Story of Justice and Redemption by
Bryan Stevenson Read March 14
29. A book set on or near a body of water: The River by
Peter Heller read Feb 12
30. A book related to mythology: Norse Mythology by
author:Neil Gaiman|1221698] Read March 16
31. A book published at least 10 years ago: Disgrace by
J.M. Coetzee read Jan 31
32. A book where the main character is a female detective/private
eye/police officer: Deadly Wishes by Rachel
McLean Read April 6
33. The next book in a series: The Fated Sky by
Mary Robinette Kowal Read Feb 15
34. A book with an academic setting or with a teacher that plays an
important role: Mister Pip by Lloyd
Jones Read Feb 18
35. 2 books related to flora and fauna: Eucalyptus by
Murray Bail Read Feb 19
36. 2 books related to flora and fauna: West with
Giraffes by Lynda Rutledge Read Jan 3
37. A book that uses all five vowels in the title and/or author's name:
Gerta by Kateřina Tučková Read
Feb 20
38. A book by a Latin American author: The Murmur of
Bees by Sofía Segovia Read Jan 10
39. A book from the TIME list of 100 Best YA Books of All Time: The
Giver by Lois Lowry Read Feb 22
40. A book related to one of the 22 Tarot Major Arcana cards: The
Greater Trumps by Charles Williams Read
Feb 24
41. A book with a theme of food or drink: Soy Sauce for
Beginners by Kirstin Chen read Jan 18
42. A book with a language or nationality in the title: The Japanese
Lover by Isabel Allende read Jan 5
43. A book set in a small town or rural area: Gilead by
Marilynne Robinson Read Feb 26
44. A book with gothic elements: The Haunting of Hill
House by Shirley Jackson Read Feb 28
45. A book related to a game: The Queen's Gambit by
Walter Tevis Read April 3
46. A book with a non-human as one of the main characters: Project
Hail Mary by Andy Weir (Rocky, the
Eridean) Read March 2
47. A book with handwriting on the cover: Black Mamba
Boy by Nadifa Mohamed Read March 4
48. A book posted in one of the ATY Best Book of the Month threads in
2021 or 2022: Olive, Again by Elizabeth
Strout Read Jan 21
49. A book connected to the phrase "Here (There) Be Dragons":
Beyond the Known: How Exploration Created the Modern World
and Will Take Us to the Stars by Andrew
Rader read March 6
50. A book that involves aging, or a character in their golden years:
The Love Song of Miss Queenie Hennessy by
Rachel Joyce Read March 8
51. A book published in 2022: A Train to Moscow by
Elena Gorokhova Read March 10
52. A book with a time-related word in the title: How to Stop
Time by Matt Haig Read Jan 20