Modern Mrs. Darcy Reading Challenge 2019 (9/10)
Book you’ve been meaning to
read: The Perks of Being a Wallflower- Stephen Chbosky
Book About a topic that
fascinates you: The Little Book of Hygge- Meik Weiking
Book in the backlist of a favorite author: Fangirl or
Landline- Rainbow Rowell
Book recommended by someone with
great taste: Bookshop of Yesterdays- Amy Meyerson
3 books
by the same author- The 12 Days of Dash and Lily, Dash and Lily’s Book of
Dares, Nick and Norah’s Infinite Playlist- Rachel Cohn and David Levithan
A book you chose for the cover:
The Adults- Caroline Hulse
A book by a new-to-you author: Lagom: The Swedish Art of Balanced Living- Linnea Dunne
A book in translation: You
Second Life Begins When You Realize You Only Have One- Raphaelle Giordano
A book outside your comfort zone: Long Way Down- Jason Reynolds (written in verse)
A book
published before you were born: The Adventures of Tom Sawyer- Mark Twain
A Literary Feast
Reading Challenge 8/12
Jan: A book about a topic you
want to know more about, or hobby you want to pursue- The Little Book of Hygge-
Meik Weiking
Feb: A Love story- Dash and
Lily’s Book of Dares- Rachel Cohn and David Levithan
Mar: A travel memoir: The Yellow Envelope- Kim Didan*
Apr: A book that you purchased
more than a year ago and haven’t yet read- Your Second Life Begins When You
Realize You Only Have One- Raphaelle Giordano
May: A
book by or about someone who completely fascinates you: Daisy Jones and the
Six- TJR
June: A book by an author
who shares your last name: What’s Your Story?- Brandon Doman
July: A
book that is being made into a movie in 2019: The Sun Is Also a Star- Nicola
Yoon
August: A coming of age book-
The Perks of Being a Wallflower- Stephen Chbosky
Sept: A book that enhances your vocation
Oct: A book that gives you
goosebumps: Nine Perfect Strangers- Liane Moriarty
Nov: A book where an animal is the main character: The Art
of Racing in the Rain*
Dec: A book about illness,
death, or grieving: Long Way Down- Jason Reynolds
PopSugar Reading
Challenge 27/40
1.
A
book becoming a movie in 2019- The Sun Is Also a Star- Nicola Yoon
2.
A book that makes you nostalgic- The Jungle
Books
3.
A book written by a musician (fiction or NF)- The
Magic Strings of Frankie Presto- Mitch Albom
4.
A book you think
should be turned into a movie: On The Come Up- Angie Thomas
5.
A book with at least
1M ratings on GR: The Perks of Being a Wallflower- Stephen Chbosky
6.
A book with a plant
in the title or on the cover: The Twelve Days of Dash and Lily- Rachel Cohn and
David Levithan (evergreens)
7.
A reread of a favorite book- Maniac Magee?
8.
A
book about a hobby- North of Beautiful- Justina Chen Headley (art)
9.
A book you meant to
read in 2018: Your Second Life Begins When You Realize You Only Have One-
Raphaelle Giordano
10. A book with the words “pop”
“sugar” or “challenge” in the title: Sugar- Deidre Riordan Hall
11. A book with an item of clothing or accessory on the cover:
Lagom: The Swedish Art of Balanced Living- Linnea Dunne
12. A
book inspired by mythology, legend, or folklore: The Lightning Thief- Rick
Riordan
13. A book published posthumously: I’ll Be Gone in the Dark
14. A book you see someone reading on
TV or in a movie: The Adventures of Tom Sawyer- Mark Twain (seen on Mad Men-
https://www.nypl.org/blog/2012/02/27/mad-men-reading-list)
15. A
retelling of a classic: Speak Easy, Speak Love / Fake Plastic Girl/ The
Graveyard Book
16. A
book with a question in the title: What’s Your Story?- Brandon Doman
17. A book set on a college or university
campus: The Girl He Used to Know
18. A
book about someone with a superpower: Road to Eugenica- A.M. Rose*
19. A book told from multiple POVs: Nine Perfect Strangers-
Liane Moriarty
20. A
book set in space: The Hitchhiker’s Guide to the Galaxy
21. A book by two female authors: Josh and Hazel’s Guide to
Not Dating- Christina Lauren
22. A
book with a title that contains “salty,” “sweet,” “bitter,” or “spicy”:
Sweetbitter, Sweetgirl- Travis
23. A book set in Scandinavia: The Little Book of Hygge- Meik
Wiking
24. A book that takes place in a single day: Long Way Down-
Jason Reynolds
25. A debut novel: The Field Guide to
the North American Teenager- Ben Phillipe
26. A book that’s published in 2019: Two Can Keep A Secret-
Karen M. McManus
27. A
book featuring an extinct or imaginary creature: Children of Vengeance and Virtue- Tomi Adeyemi
28. A book recommended by a celebrity
you admire- Shrill (Our Shared Shelf- Emma Watson)
29. A book with “love” in the title:
Twenty One Truths About Love
30. A
book featuring an amateur detective: The Hundred Lives of Lizzie Lovett/ The 7
½ Deaths of Evelyn Hardcastle
31. A book about a family: The Adults-
Caroline Hulse*
32. A book written by an author from
Asia, Africa, or South America: Erotic Stories for Punjabi Widows- Bali Kaur
Jaswal
33. A book with a zodiac sign or
astrology term in the title: Hello, Universe- Erin Entrada Kelly
34. A
book that includes a wedding: Husband Material- Emily Belden
35. A book by an author whose first
and last name start with the same letter: Dear Lily- Drew Davies
36. A
ghost story: The Graveyard Book- Neil Gaiman/We Have Always Lived in the Castle-
Shirley Jackson
37. A book with a two-word title: Dumped, Actually- Nick
Spalding
38. A
novel based on a true story: The Tattooist of Auschwitz, Before We Were Yours, Rust
and Stardust, Floating Brothel
39. A book revolving around a puzzle or game: Dash and Lily’s
Book of Dares- Rachel Cohn and David Levithan
40. Your favorite prompt from a past Popsugar Reading
Challenge: NF- Sorry I’m Late, But I Didn’t Want To Come- Jessica Pan
52 Weeks Reading
Challenge 33/52
https://mommymannegren.com/2018/11/16/2019-reading-challenge-free-printable/
1.
Book published in
2019: Two Can Keep A Secret- Karen M. McManus
2.
An author you’ve
never heard of before: The Adults- Caroline Hulse
3.
A re-read: Maniac Magee
4.
A
book with a strong female lead character: Daisy Jones and the Six- TJR
5.
A
play: Burn This- Lanford Wilson
6.
A
book set in southern USA- The Field Guide to the North American Teenager- Ben
Phillipe
7.
A memoir on someone who admire: Why Not Me?-
Mindy Kaling
8.
Set in the Victorian era
9.
Character
with a career you wish you had: 21 Truths About Love- Matthew Dicks (bookstore
owner)
10. Planet
on the cover: Hitchhiker’s Guide to the Galaxy
11. Published the year you graduated
school (2002, 2006): Nick and Norah’s Infinite Playlist- Rachel Cohn and David
Levithan
12. Graphic
novel: Pumpkinhead- Rainbow Rowell
13. Featuring Music: On The Come Up- Angie Thomas
14. An ugly cover: Dear Lily- Drew Davies
15. A teen as the main character: North of Beautiful- Justina
Chen
16. The
re-telling of a well-known story: Dorothy Must Die, Circe, Speak Easy, Speak
Love / Son of a Witch/ Fake Plastic Girl/ The Graveyard Book
17. Set during a holiday: The 12 Days of Dash and Lily-
Rachel Cohn and David Levithan
18. A book picked out for you by someone else: The Bookshop
of Yesterdays- Amy Meyerson
19. Gothic
fiction novel- We Have Always Lived in the Castle? The Yellow Wallpaper?
20. A
book about time travel- Landline- Rainbow Rowell*
21. A book that starts with the letter J: Josh and Hazel’s
Guide to Not Dating- Christina Lauren
22. Fantasy
novel- The Lightning Thief?
23. True crime novel: I’ll Be Gone in the Dark
24. A
self-published book
25. The
name of a color in the title: The Yellow Envelope*
26. A one word title: Sugar- Deidre
Riordan Hall
27. A book that makes you mad: Lagom: The Swedish Art of
Balanced Living- Leanne Dunne
28. A book that discusses mental health: The Girl He Used to
Know- Tracey Garvis Graves
29. A book published by Harper Collins: Erotic Stories for
Punjabi Widows- Balli Kaur Jaswal
30. An
author who uses initials: Nightfall- A.J. Banner
31. A book that everyone’s talking about: Nine Perfect
Strangers- Liane Moriarty
32. A
western
33. A
book about a cult
34. Nominated for (but didn’t win) the Goodreads choice
awards: Long Way Down- Jason Reynolds
35. A
sports related book: Ghost- Jason Reynolds
36. A humorous novel: An Almost Perfect Christmas- Nine
Stibbe
37. Set
in South America
38. An
allegorical book: The Little Prince
39. Military
related (fiction or non-fiction)
40. A character that is an immigrant-
The Sun Is Also a Star- Nicola Yoon
41. A book suggested by someone else in the challenge: The
Perks of Being a Wallflower- Stephen Chbosky
42. A
family members favorite book: Frankie Presto, This Side of Paradise
43. A children’s book: Hello,
Universe- Erin Strada Kelly
44. An author who uses a pseudonym: The Adventures of Tom
Sawyer- Mark Twain
45. A “beach” read: Husband Material- Emily Belden
46. The first book you see in a bookstore/library: Dumped,
Actually- Nick Spalding
47. Set in a country you’ve visited: Your Second Life Begins
When You Realize You Only Have One- Raphaelle Giordano
48. Set
in a post-apocalyptic world
49. A speed read: Our Stop- Laura Jane
Williams
50. A
fairy tale
51. A
book about organized crime/the mob
52. An audiobook: Sorry I’m Late, but
I Didn’t Want to Come- Jessica Pan
The Unread Shelf
Project 5/12
Jan- any unread book: Sugar-
Deidre Hall
Feb- a
book gifted to you: Your Second Life Begins
When You Realize You Only Have One- Raphaelle Giordano
Mar- the book that’s been on your shelf the longest: Memoirs of a Geisha, Shantaram, Second to Nun
Apr- the book you most recently
acquired: Dumped, Actually- Nick Spalding
May- a book you bought because the movie/TV/theater
adaptation: Me, Earl, and the Dying Girl/ Memoirs of a Geisha
June- a
book about travel or set in a country you’ve never been to: Dear Lily- Drew
Davies (Denmark)
July- a book from a series on your shelf: Son of a Witch-
Gregory Maguire
Aug- a book voted for you to read by Bookstagram
Sept- a book you can buddy read with someone: The
Oysterville Sewing Circle
Oct- a book that scares you, whether by length, content, or
actual horror level: Middlesex, Buick8?
Nov- a
book from your favorite genre: Our Stop (rom-com,chic lit)
Dec- the shortest book on your shelf- The Little Prince
If you have recommendations for me on any of those in BOLD, please share!
Do you participate in reading challenges?
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