Foggy Pine Books 2020 Reading Challenge

This is one through Foggy Pine Books, an indie bookstore (can't seem to find where, though not near me). I still like the prompts on this one and am joining.

1. Asian Author: The Lost Vintage--Ann Mah
2. 2019 National Book Award Winner: The Yellow House--Sarah M. Broom
3. Written Before 1950: And Then There Were None--Agatha Christie
4. By Two Authors: Windhaven--George R.R. Martin and Lisa Tuttle
5. Romance: The Friend Zone--Abby Jimenez
6. Book of Poetry by a Southern Poet: Taking the Arrow Out of the Heart--Alice Walker
7. Middle Grade Novel: The Planet of Junior Brown--Virginia Hamilton
8. Local Author: Imaginary Animal--Rachelle Linda Escamilla
9. Memoir About Mental Illness: My Lovely Wife in the Psych Ward--Mark Lukach
10. Collection of Essays: Pretty in Plaid--Jen Lancaster
11. About the History of a Part of the World You've Always Wanted to Visit: The Mute Stones Speak: The Story of Archaeology in Italy--Paul MacKendrick
12. A Picture Book: The Day You Begin--Jacqueline Woodson
13. Book With a Red Cover: The Swans of Fifth Avenue--Melanie Benjamin
14. One-Word Title: Cranford--Elizabeth Gaskell
15. "Dark" in the Title: Dark and Deepest Red--Anna-Marie McLemore
16. By a Jewish Author: A Queer and Pleasant Danger--Kate Bornstein
17. Graphic Novel That Doesn't Have Superheroes: Honor Girl--Maggie Thrash
18. Favorite Color in the Title: My Life in Pink and Green--Lisa Greenwald
19. Book on the NPR Concierge List for 2019: Daisy Jones & the Six--Taylor Jenkins Reid
20. Coming-of-Age Story: Black Dove, White Raven--Elizabeth Wein
21. Book About a Family That Doesn't Look Like Yours: I Am Not Your Perfect Mexican Daughter--Erika L. Sanchez
22. Book by a Transgender/Nonbinary Author: Trans Like Me--CN Lester
23. Book Set in the Fall: Separation Anxiety--Laura Zigman
24. Historical Fiction: White Fang--Jack London

Challenge completed on November 26