I'm probably doing better than my list says I am, since I didn't join up until August, so I probably forgot some of the books I read earlier in the year. Ah, well.
Finally managed to read a book which fits a category... Erika O'Rourke is the author but sneakily just using the O and R for name initials because I can find no accessible book that really does have them...
10 more books to go, three months DD:
Trust in God and all else follows.
Deanie, dominating the world since it was cool @Pompadour, 2014 Your username reminds me of a hotdog @Stegosaurus, 2015 Tried to make puns out of your username, but every attempt has been Deanied @Candywizard, 2015
@TheClockworkConjurer : Consider it for both the cases and let me know if you ever find an author of your initials, I'd like to see how this goes. xD
If any person raises his hand to strike down another on the ground of religion, I shall fight him till the last breath of my life, both as the head of the Government and from outside- Jawaharlal Nehru.
*updates the list* Well, I think that's the end?(!) of the challenge for me. :'c The struggle of finding relevant books is real, people! I wish my area had a cooler library, or atleast rich me! I now know why people opt for buying books through internet and go all techie. But the feel of new/old books in hand, though ;-; Also, exams are here. Pre-adulting is hard, and you did not hear that from me first. xD
I wish I was fifty years old in a slightly raised house with wooden shelfs full of books that would update itself magically, and a balcony with the view of the gigantic snowy Himalayas. I'd just sit in an easy-chair with some hot chai and read away. Heh! I hereby declare of pushing this challenge and my believes to post-adulting. c':
If any person raises his hand to strike down another on the ground of religion, I shall fight him till the last breath of my life, both as the head of the Government and from outside- Jawaharlal Nehru.
@Dreamy you did wonderful! I can understand though, having a limited place to find books to read and especially ones that qualify as the list starts to narrow down. I just hope the challenge was fun for you and that you were able to read some good books <3
Trust in God and all else follows.
Deanie, dominating the world since it was cool @Pompadour, 2014 Your username reminds me of a hotdog @Stegosaurus, 2015 Tried to make puns out of your username, but every attempt has been Deanied @Candywizard, 2015
[b]A book with more than 500 pages:[/b] [b]A classic romance:[/b] [b]A book that became a movie:[/b] [b]A book published this year:[/b] [b]A book with number in its title:[/b] [b]A book written by someone under 30:[/b] [b]A book with non -human characters:[/b] [b]A funny book:[/b] [b]A book by a female author:[/b] [b]A mystery or thriller:[/b] [b]A book with a one word title:[/b] [b]A book of short stories:[/b] [b]A book set in a different country:[/b] [b]A non fiction book:[/b] [b]A popular author’s first book:[/b] [b]A book from an author you love that you haven’t read:[/b] [b]A book a friend recommended:[/b] [b]A Pulitzer Prize-winning book:[/b] [b]A book based on a true story:[/b] [b]A book at the bottom of your to-read list:[/b] [b]A book your mum loves:[/b] [b]A book that scares you:[/b] [b]A book more than 100 years old:[/b] [b]A book based entirely on its cover:[/b] [b]A book you were supposed to read but you didn’t:[/b] [b]A memoir:[/b] [b]A book you can finish in a day:[/b] [b]A book with antonyms in the title:[/b] [b]A book set somewhere you’ve always wanted to visit:[/b] [b]A book with bad reviews:[/b] [b]A trilogy:[/b] [b]A book from your childhood:[/b] [b]A book with a love triangle:[/b] [b]A book set in the future:[/b] [b]A book set in high school:[/b] [b]A book with a color in the title:[/b] [b]A book with magic:[/b] [b]A graphic novel:[/b] [b]A book by an author you have never tried:[/b] [b]A book you own but have never read:[/b] [b]A book that takes place in your hometown:[/b] [b]A book that was originally written in a different language:[/b] [b]A book set during Christmas:[/b] [b]A book written by an author with your same initials:[/b] [b]A banned book:[/b] [b]A book based on or turned into a TV show:[/b] [b]A book you started but never finished:[/b]
*wonders if a book that scared my younger self would count as 'a book that scares you'*
There's still a few that I'm struggling to tick off from the list, but I'm feeling like I'm getting there. Just did a little shuffling, which filled in a few books.
The below's just a note to self so I remember what I'm planning to read for what.
Spoiler! :
Julius Caesar - book you were supposed to read Noah's Law - book you started but never finished Burial Rites - based off a true story (??) To Kill a Mockingbird - Pulitzer prize Harry Potter - year you were born
Two more months left! How is everyone doing? I'm struggling to get the last few done. Any suggestions for a graphic novel?
I have six more left to do- A book based on a true story: Man-eaters of Tsavo A book with bad reviews: Lolita? A book that made you cry: A graphic novel: A book that takes place in your hometown: I'm probably going to read something that takes place in my homeland God of Small Things A banned book: Satanic Verses
I also replaced A book at the bottom of your to read list with A Legal thriller (being a law student and all) XD
If Novels are a bucket of imagination, Short story is a bucket of imagination made to fit a mug.
I'm planning to read Carrie by Stephan King for the "graphic novel" Also, I don't think there are many books on Chennai or even Tamil Nadu, which is crazy! Except of course, Two states which I have read already. -.- Since I've made sure to try new books by the authors I haven't read, it's pretty hard to say which one will make me cry. o.O
And Gods of small things! <3 oh that made me cry! :')
If any person raises his hand to strike down another on the ground of religion, I shall fight him till the last breath of my life, both as the head of the Government and from outside- Jawaharlal Nehru.
I don't know how big you are on the crying factor. It really depends on the purpose. The book that I chose for made me cry was one which made me cry because of the high suspense xD
But some sad books most people end up crying over are: The Fault in Our Stars, All the Bright Places by Jennifer Niven (being made into a movie too) and also The Kite Runner by Khaled Hosseini.
Trust in God and all else follows.
Deanie, dominating the world since it was cool @Pompadour, 2014 Your username reminds me of a hotdog @Stegosaurus, 2015 Tried to make puns out of your username, but every attempt has been Deanied @Candywizard, 2015
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