Pretty Mess Reading 2021 Reading Challenge

 A new one to me

1. 2020 Bestseller: My Dark Vanessa--Kate Elizabeth Russell
2. Reread a favorite book: Bitch--Elizabeth Wurtzel 
3. Debut author: Ziggy, Stardust and Me--James Brandon
4. Borrowed from a friend family: The Valley of Horses--Jean M. Auel
5. Next Book in a series: The Happy Ever After Playlist--Abby Jimenez
6. YA book by author of color: Other Words For Home--Jasmine Warga
7. A love story: Kiss My Cupcake--Helena Hunting
8. More than 400 pages: Queen of Air and Darkness--Cassandra Clare
9. Borrowed from a friend: The Hare With Amber Eyes--Edmund De Waal
10. Recommended by family: Credo--Melvyn Bragg
11. Based on a true story: Eleanor: Crown Jewel of Aquitaine--Kristiana Gregory
12. Book with two authors: Sanctuary--Paola Mendoza & Abby Sher
13. A childhood favorite: On the Banks of Plum Creek--Laura Ingalls Wilder 
14. A book everyone is talking about: Too Much and Never Enough--Mary L. Trump
15. Genre you usually don't read: Me and White Supremacy--Layla F. Saad
16. Goodreads 2020 winner: The Vanishing Half--Brit Bennett
17. Book less than 200 pages: The Flower in the Skull--Kathleen Alcala
18. Book on a controversial topic: The Premonition--Michael Lewis
19. Book becoming a movie in 2021: The Queen's Gambit--Walter Tevis
20. Celebrity memoir: Furiously Happy--Jenny Lawson
21. Book by an Indie author: The Corona Chronicles--Terrance T. Toth
22. An audiobook: The History of Theatre--David Timson
23. Famous author you've never read: Absalom, Absalom!--William Faulkner
24. Book you own but haven't read: Abide With Me--Elizabeth Strout
25. Book you saw someone reading: Fear--Bob Woodward
26. Published in the 1980s: Oranges Are Not the Only Fruit--Jeanette Winterson

Challenge completed on November 26