Reading Women Challenge

This one has some interesting categories. According to the rules, you may complete as many of the categories as you can. Click here to see more.

Here is What I Am Reading for this One:

1. Been on TBR Longest: Mum's the Word--Kate Collins
2. Food Item in Title: The Irresistible Blueberry Bakeshop and Cafe--Mary Simses
3. Chronic Illness: Wintergirls--Laurie Halse Anderson
4. Independent Press: Hot Pink in the City--Medeia Sharif
5. Set In the American South: A Time for Us--Christine Holden
6. Russian Author: Selected Poems--Anna Akhmatova
7. Genre Never Read: Eat the Cookie, Buy the Shoes--Joyce Meyer
8. Inspired By a Fairy Tale: A Court of Mist and Fury--Sarah J. Maas
9. Characters Are Traveling Somewhere: British Manor Murder--Leslie Meier
10. Female Nobel Prize Winner: Jazz--Toni Morrison
11. Memoir: Brain on Fire--Susannah Catalan
12. Poetry Collection: The Other Side--Julia Alvarez
13. By an African American Woman About Civil Rights: Blues Legacies and Black Feminism--Angela Y. Davis
14. Canadian Author: Surfacing--Margaret Atwood
15. Classic: Little Women--Louisa May Alcott
16. Memoir by a Person who Lives in a Country Different From Yours: Funny in Farsi --Firoozeh Dumas
17. Fantasy Novel Written by a Woman of Color: Children of Blood and Bone--Tomi Adeyemi
18. Local Author: Blossoms of My Life--I.M. Dauntless
19. Collection of Essays: Queer, There and Everywhere--Sarah Prager
20. A Viewpoint Character Who is an Immigrant or Refugee: The Namesake--Jhumpa Lahiri
21. Book of True Crime: Bitter Harvest--Ann Rule
22. From the Reading Women 2017 Award Shortlists: Sing, Unburied, Sing--Jesmyn Ward
23. Short Story Collection: The Last of the Menu Girls--Denise Chavez
24. In Translation: The Man Who Died--Annti Tuomainen

BONUS:

1. Mrs. Dalloway--Virginia Woolf

Calling challenge complete on December 6