2021 Reading Challenge 52 Books in 52 Weeks

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1. Set in a school: Monster High--Lisi Harrison
2. Featuring the legal profession: The Pelican Brief--John Grisham
3. A dual timeline: The Alice Network--Kate Quinn 
4. Author who is deceased: Bitch--Elizabeth Wurtzel (reread)
5. Published by Penguin: The Truths We Hold--Kamala Harris
6. A character with the same name as a male family member: Agatha Raisin and the Haunted House--M.C. Beaton
7. An author with only one published book: Ziggy, Stardust and Me--James Brandon
8. A book in the 900s of the Dewey Decimal System: Too Much and Never Enough--Mary L. Trump
9. Set in a Mediterranean country: Circe--Madeline Miller
10. Related to the word "fire": Incendiary--Chris Cleave
11. Book with discussion questions inside: Abide With Me--Elizabeth Strout
12. Title staring with the letter "D": The Dogfather--Susan Conant
13. Includes an exotic animal: Dingoes at Dinnertime--Mary Pope Osborne
14. Written by an author over 65 (when published): 21st Birthday--James Patterson
15. A book mentioned in another book (in The End of Your Life Book Club): Girls Like Us--Sheila Weller 
16. Set before the 17th century: Eleanor: Crown Jewel of Aquitaine--Kristiana Gregory
17. A character "on the run": Dear Justyce--Nic Stone
18. Author with a nine-letter last name: The Last Days of John Lennon--James Patterson
19. Book with a deckled edge: Cordelia--Winston Graham
20. Made into a TV series: You--Caroline Kepnes
21. Book by Kristin Hannah: The Four Winds
22. A family saga: The Vanishing Half--Brit Bennett
23. An ending that surprises you: Chasing Harry Winston--Lauren Weisberger
24. A book you think they should read in school: Praise of Folly--Erasmus
25. Book with multiple character POV: What Happens in Paradise--Elin Hilderbrand
26. An author of color: Girls Like Me--Lola St. Vil
27. First chapter ends on an odd page number: Ravished--Amanda Quick
28. Includes a historical event you know little about: Code Girls--Liza Mundy
29. Featuring the environment: Lab Girl--Hope Jahren
30. Watch out for dragons!: How to Be a Pirate--Cressida Cowell
31. Shares a title similar to another book: The Seven Husbands of Evelyn Hugo--Taylor Jenkins Reid
32. A selfish character: The Poisonwood Bible-Barbara Kingslover
33. Featuring adoption: Oranges Are Not the Only Fruit--Jeanette Winterson
34. A book you'd rate 5 stars: Girl, Woman, Other--Bernardine Evaristo
35. Set in a country that starts with the letter "S": The Terrorists--Maj Sjowall
36. A nameless narrator: The Quiet American--Graham Greene
37. An educational read: Untamed--Glennon Doyle
38. Recommended on BookBub: Hillbilly Elegy--J.D. Vance
39. An alternate history novel: Jane in Love--Rachel Givney
40. Found via #bookstagram: One Last Stop--Casey McQuiston
41. An endorsement for a famous author on the cover: This Mournable Body--Tsitsi Dangarembga
42. An epistolary: The History of Emily Montage--Frances Brooke
43. A character with a pet cat: Twelve Angry Librarians--Miranda James
44. Includes a garden: The Secret Garden--Frances Hodgson Burnett
45. A coming of age novel: Girl Made of Stars--Ashley Herring Blake
46. Winner of the National Book Award (any year): Inside Out & Back Again--Thanhha Lai
47. A character with a disability: Forget Me Not--Ellie Terry
48. A cover with a woman who is facing away: One to Watch--Kate Stayman-London
49. A flavor in the title: Triple Chocolate Cheesecake Murder--Joanne Fluke
50. A shoe on the cover: Memoirs of an Imaginary Friend--Matthew Dicks
51. Published in 2021: Everybody Fights--Kim and Penn Holderness
52. Redo one of the previous 51 categories from the 2021 challenge (Set Before the 17th Century): The Blood Countess--Andrei Codrescu

Challenge completed on December 8