2019 Reading Challenge@Linz The Bookworm

Here is next year's list. I don't know how many I'll get this time, but will do as many as I can, as always.

Level 1: Book of the Month Club

 1.) A book with a red cover: All That Glitters--Alisa Valdes-Rodriguez
 2.) Read a YA fiction: The Improbable Theory of Ana and Zak--Brian Katcher
 3.) A book under 300 pages: Open House--Elizabeth Berg
 4.) A book you got for free: The Secret Life of Eva Hathaway--Janice Weber
 5.) Reread the first book of a series you love: Twilight--Stephenie Meyer 
 6.) Read a book that takes place during the summer: The High Tide Club--Mary Kay Andrews
7.) A book whose title starts with the letter M: The Mysterious Affair at Styles--Agatha Christie
8.) Read a romance novel: The Last Time I Saw You--Elizabeth Berg
9.) A book that has been turned into a TV Show or Movie: Hidden Figures--Margot Lee Shetterly
10.) A book with a title done in alliteration (example: Pride and Prejudice): Prom & Prejudice--Elizabeth Eulberg
11.) A New York Times Best Seller (Past or Present): Stella By Starlight--Sharon M. Draper
12.) Free Space- Pick any book: And We Stay--Jenny Hubbard

Level 2: Casual Reader Club

 13.) A book by John Grisham: A Painted House
 14.) Read a Fantasy novel: Illuminae--Amie Kaufman & Jay Kristoff

15.) Read a book with a color in the title: Red Earth and Pouring Rain--Vikram Chandra
16.) Reread a book you have recommended to someone else: Silver Linings Playbook--Matthew Quick
17.) Read a detective novel: Still Life--Louise Penny
18.) A book with a number in the title: Nine Perfect Strangers--Liane Moriarty
19.) Read a book about dragons: How to Train Your Dragon--Cressida Cowell
20.) Read a book published by Penguin Random House: Americanized--Sara Saedi
21.) Read a book found on Project Gutenberg: The Diary of a Nobody--George Grossmith
22.) A book about an artist (fictional or real): Titian--Stefano Zuffi
23.) A book that was published in 1999: Speak--Laurie Halse Anderson
24.) Free Space- Pick any book!: Rachel--Vivian Schurfranz

Level 3: Dedicated Reader Club

25.) Read book 1 in a trilogy: Unearthly--Cynthia Hand

26.) Read book 2 in the same trilogy: Hallowed--Cynthia Hand

27.) Read book 3 in the same trilogy: Boundless--Cynthia Hand

28.) Read a book recommended by a friend on Social Media: The Magnolia Story--Chip and Joanna Gaines

29.) A book about a Librarian: Copycat Killing--Sofie Kelly

30.) A book about breaking a code or a treasure hunt: Mayflower Treasure Hunt--Ron Roy 

31.) Read a book by Brandon Sanderson: Steelheart

32.) Read a book that takes place in a large city: There's a Bat in Bunk Five--Paula Danziger

33.) A book suggested by https://www.whatshouldireadnext.com/: Wasted--Marya Hornbacher

34.) A book for under $3.00: Eat, Pray, Love--Elizabeth Gilbert

35.) A book with exactly three words in the title: Not Without Laughter--Langston Hughes

36.) Free Space- Pick any book!: Alpine For You--Maddy Hunter

Level 4: Speed-Reader Club

37.) A book over 500 pages: Keeper of the Light--Diane Chamberlain

38.) A book about time travel: Time's Arrow--Martin Amis

39.) A book with a form of weather in the title: The Color of Lightning--Paulette Jiles

40.) Read a book published in 1969: The Godfather--Mario Puzo

41.) A book authored by a Catherine/Katherine or variant: She Wanted It All--Kathryn Casey

42.) A book by Anne Rice: Interview With the Vampire

43.) A book from Time's All-time top 100 book list (find it here): Play It As It Lays--Joan Didion

44.) Read a coming of age novel: When You Reach Me--Rebecca Stead

45.) A book involving mythology: The Isle of the Lost--Melissa De La Cruz

46.) Read a self-published book: Quicksilver Chronicles--Frances K. Woods

47.) A book with the word dream in the title: Dreams of Long Lasting--Mark Medoff

48.) Free Space- Pick any book!: Summer of '69--Elin Hildrebrand

Level 5: Overachiever Club

49.) Read a book on a banned book list: Ulysses--James Joyce

50.) The most recent book in a series you haven't finished: Bloodrose--Andrea Cremer

51.) A book that you judged by its cover (either positively or negatively): The Female Persuasion--Meg Wolitzer

52.) A book that takes place in your home state (California): Burning Bright--John Steinbeck

53.) A book that takes place before 1965: Journey to Topaz--Yoshiki Uchida

54.) Read a biography: Roses and Radicals--Susan Zimet

55.) Read a book you've previously abandoned: The Summer Guests--Mary Alice Monroe

56.) A book about a real or fictional politician: Becoming--Michelle Obama

57.) A book set in Asia: And the Mountains Echoed--Khaled Hosseini

58.) A book with a tree or forest on the cover: The Guests on South Battery--Karen White

59.) A book with the letter Z in the title: The Zookeeper's Wife--Diane Ackerman

60.) Free Space- Pick any book!: My Horizontal Life--Chelsea Handler

Challenge completed on December 5