2021 Reading Challenge @ Foggy Pine Books

 Decided to do this one again.

1. Epistolary Novel: The History of Emily Montague--Frances Brooke
2. Set on a Different Planet: Black Sun--Rebecca Roanhorse
3. About Mythology: Never Look Back--Lilliam Rivera
4. Historical Fiction Takes Place After 1900 (And Not Set in WW1 or WW2): Ziggy, Stardust and Me--James Brandon
5. Local Nonfiction (Local = State You Reside): Miracles and Grace in an Unlikely Place--Charisse Tyson (reread)
6. Romance by BIPOC Author: Finding Yvonne--Brandy Colbert
7. Memoir About Travel: The Hare With Amber Eyes--Edmund De Waal
8. Graphic Novel by Trans/Nonbinary Author/Illustrator: A Map to the Sun--Sloane Leong
9. A Manga: Kingdom Hearts 358/2 Days, Volume 1--Shiro Amano
10. Latinx Author: Clap When You Land--Elizabeth Acevedo
11. Passes the Bechdel Test: Heartless--Gail Carriger
12. Nonfiction Book About Climate Change: Isaac's Storm--Erik Larson
13. Non-American Author: Cordelia--Winston Graham
14. By an Activist: Assata: An Autobiography--Assata Shakur
15. YA Novel: The Siren--Kiera Cass 
16. Book With a Yellow Cover: The Playboy--Carly Phillips
17. Nonfiction Title About any Historic Event That Interests You: Code Girls--Liza Mundy
18. Southern Gothic Novel: Lost Soul, Be At Peace--Maggie Thrash
19. Indigenous Author: Empire of the Summer Moon--S.C. Gwynne
20. Middle-Grade Graphic Novel: Junior High Drama--Louise Simonson
21. Finalist for 2020 Women's Prize for Fiction: Girl, Woman, Other--Bernardine Evaristo
22. "Love" in the Title: I'd Tell You I Love You, But Then I'd Have to Kill You--Ally Carter

Extra Credit:

1. Collection of Short Stories: My Man Jeeves--P.G. Wodehouse
2. Book of Poetry by a Queer Poet: Sister Outsider--Audre Lorde

Challenge completed on December 9