2017 Reading Challenge
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2017 Reading Challenge

Do you have what it takes?

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2017 Reading Challenge
Odyssey

2017 has officially begun and that means a fresh start (and goal-setting). If you are an avid reader, you probably know about Goodreads Reading Challenge, where account holders can set a goal of books they hope to complete by the end of the year. I read 14 books in 2016, beating my goal by two! Well, this year, add another level to your challenge by picking books that match the following prompts below! So, I’m calling all bookworms, English majors, Goodreads account holders, and folks who want to start reading, but never had the motivation-let’s do this!

1. More than 500 pages

2. A book that became a movie

3. Published this year

4. Has a number in the title

5. A recommendation form a friend

6. True story

7. Pulitzer Prize winner

8. Nonfiction

9. Only based on the cover

10. A memoir

11. A book you can finish in a day

12. A book set someplace you want to visit

13. A book that you own, but haven’t read

14. A play

15. A banned book

16. A book you started, but never finished

17. A book written by your favorite author

18. A book written by an author you have never read

19. A trilogy

20. A book from a nonhuman perspective

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