Reading Women Challenge 2020

Here is the challenge for 2020. I will read as many books as possible.

My Books:

1. Frequently Recommended to You: Daisy Jones & the Six--Taylor Jenkins Reid
2. Picture Book by a BIPOC Author: The Day You Begin--Jacqueline Woodson
3. Anthology With Multiple Authors: Bad Boys With Expensive Toys--Nancy Warren/MaryJanice Davidson/Karen Kelley
4. Author From the Caribbean: Ordinary Girls--Jaquira Diaz
5. Feel-Good/Happy Book: Pretty in Plaid--Jen Lancaster
6. Under 100 Pages: Piper Morgan Plans a Party--Stephanie Faris
7. Biography: Rise of the Rocket Girls--Nathalia Holt
8. Inspired by Folklore: Dorothy Must Die--Danielle Paige 
9. About Food: Around the World in 80 Dinners--Cheryl Alters Jamison
10. LGBTQ+ Author: A Queer and Pleasant Danger--Kate Bernstein
11. Arab Woman: If You Could Be Mine--Sara Farizan
12. Movie Adaptation: Soul Surfer--Bethany Hamilton
13. About the Environment: Silent Spring--Rachel Carson
14. Translated From an Asian Language: River of Stars--Yosano Akiko
15. About a Woman Who Inspired You: More, Now, Again--Elizabeth Wurtzel (reread)
16. Set in Japan: Convenience Store Woman--Sayaka Murata
17. Over 500 Pages: Clan of the Cave Bear--Jean M. Auel
18. Afrofuturism or Africanfuturism: Kindred--Octavia E. Butler
19. About a Woman Artist: Maya Lin: Thinking With Her Hands--Susan Goldman Rubin
20. Nonfiction Title by a Woman Historian: The Brontes--Juliet Barker
21. Woman With a Disability: Five Feet Apart--Rachael Lippincott
22. From the 2019 Reading Women Award Shortlists: The Yellow House--Sarah M. Broom
23. Winner of the Stella Prize: The Museum of Modern Love--Heather Rose

BONUS:

1. The House of the Spirits--Isabel Allende
2. The Bluest Eye--Toni Morrison

Challenge completed on November 3