DDRR Reading Challenge 2019

I now want to do this bingo card challenge, completing as many categories as possible.

 Here is what I am reading:

1. Local Author: Quicksilver Chronicles--Frances K. Woods
2. Woman of Color: Journey to Topaz--Yoshiki Uchida
3. Nonfiction Text: Wasted--Marya Hornbacher
4. Won a Literary Award: Hello, Universe--Erin Entrada Kelly
5. A Debut Novel: Red Earth and Pouring Rain--Vikram Chandra
6. Own But Haven't Read Yet: Prom & Prejudice--Elizabeth Eulberg
7. Set in the Country You Live: And We Stay--Jenny Hubbard
8. Set at a University Campus: The Female Persuasion--Meg Wolitzer
9. Feminist Text: Hidden Figures--Margot Lee Shetterly
10. Being Made Into A Film: The Rosie Project--Graeme Samson
11. Classic Text: Don Quixote--Miguel de Cervantes
12. Collection of Poetry: The Holy Forest--Robin Blaser
13. Religion or Culture You're Not Familiar With: I Have Lived a Thousand Years--Livia Bitton-Jackson
14. Highlights Disability: So B. It--Sarah Weeks
15. Recommended by a Friend: The Mysterious Benedict Society--Trenton Lee Stewart
16. Just Want to Read: The Carnival at Bray--Jessie Ann Foley
17. Makes You Laugh: Click Here--Denise Vega 
18. Published in 2019: Opposite of Always--Justin A. Reynolds
19. Biography or Autobiography: Just Between Us--Mario Lopez
20. Didn't Get to Read in 2019: Letters From Madelyn--Elaine K. Sanchez
21. Novel By a Non-Binary Person: I Wish You All the Best--Mason Deaver
22. From a Series You Like: The 17th Suspect--James Patterson
23. Published Posthumously: When Breath Becomes Air--Paul Kalinithi
24. Passes the Bechtel Test: The Jane Austen Book Club--Karen Joy Fowler
25. Language Indigenous to Your Land: Malinche--Laura Esquivel

Challenge completed on October 24