NJM Book Challenge 2021

 Will be doing this one again, now in its third year.

1. Published in 2021: Everybody Fights--Kim and Penn Holderness
2. Non-fiction book: Me and White Supremacy--Layla F. Saad
3. Self-published book: The Corona Chronicles--Terrance T. Toth
4. Set during a historical event: Ziggy, Stardust and Me--James Brandon
5. Made into a film/TV series: Sophie's Choice--William Styron
6. Bad-boy hero: Ravished--Amanda Quick
7. Biography/autobiography: Beautiful Boy--David Sheff 
8. Written pre-1900: The History of Emily Montague--Frances Brooke
9. With a sassy heroine: The Seven Husbands of Evelyn Hugo--Taylor Jenkins Reid
10. Over 500 pages: Queen of Air and Darkness--Cassandra Clare
11. By multiple authors: Sanctuary--Paola Mendoza & Abby Sher
12. Can read in a single day/session: Chasing Redbird--Sharon Creech
13. Based on folklore/myth: Never Look Back--Lilliam Rivera
14. Book with images: Fairy Tales of Ireland--W.B. Yeats
15. By one of your favorite authors: Hello, Summer--Mary Kay Andrews
16. In a genre you don't often read: Roadmap to Redemption--Rebecca Bender
17. LGBTQIA+ rep: Boyfriend Material--Alexis Hall
18. Debut author: Jane in Love--Rachel Givney
19. Translated book: The Plague--Albert Camus
20. New-to-you author: Girl in Blue--Ann Rinaldi 
21. Nominated for an award: This Mournable Body--Tsitsi Dangarembga
22. Spec-fic book: Black Sun--Rebecca Roanhorse
23. Weather Word in the title: The Four Winds--Kristin Hannah
24. With an Occupation in the Title: Twelve Angry Librarians--Miranda James
25. Set in another country: The Lowland--Jhumpa Lahiri

Challenge completed on August 11