The Nerdy Bookworm 50 Books a Year Reading Challenge 2022

 Here is a new one at Emily the Nerdy Bookworm.

THE CHALLENGES:

1.  2022 New Release: This Woven Kingdom--Tahereh Mafi

2.  A Reese Witherspoon BOTM pick (because Reese is my favorite actress): The Cactus--Sarah Haywood

3.  A romance book with enemies to lovers trope: She Drives Me Crazy--Kelly Quindlen 

4.  Read a memoir: Kitchen Confidential--Anthony Bourdain

5.  Read a book based on a tv series or movie adaptation: Coco: Miguel's Guitar--RJ. Cregg

6.  Read a book that was recommended to you: Finding Me--Viola Davis

7.  Thriller novel: While Justice Sleeps--Stacey Abrams

8.  Book with two authors or more: Twice in a Blue Moon--Christina Lauren

9.  Graphic Novel: Dancing at the Pity Party--Tyler Feder

10. Hyped book that everyone is talking about: The Midnight Library--Matt Haig

11. Book that has been on your TBR list a very long time: Sleeping With Anemone--Kate Collins

12. Goodreads 2021 Winner or Nominee: The Guncle--Steven Rowley

13. Book with less than 200 pages: Retro Rhythms--Francesca Damkar

14. Listen to an audiobook: Martina the Beautiful Cockroach--Carmen Agra Deedy

15. New-to-you author: A Song Below Water--Bethany C. Morrow

16. 2022 Bestseller: Book Lovers--Emily Henry

17. A book that makes you think and contemplate life: Visionary Women--Andrea Barnet

18. Highly anticipated read: Lessons in Chemistry--Bonnie Garmus

19. Summer vibes/summer read: Beach House for Rent--Mary Alice Monroe

20.  Library book: Glass--Ellen Hopkins

21. A book where the cover caught your eye: Silverworld--Diana Abu-Jaber

22. A book by an auto-buy author of yours: The Homewreckers--Mary Kay Andrews

23. Physical book on your bookshelf: Here to Stay--Sara Farizan

24. New York Times Nonfiction Bestseller: Midnight in the Garden of Good and Evil--John Berendt

25. Read a holiday romance: Coming Home For Christmas--RaeAnne Thyne

26. Read a book that gives you fall and/or creepy vibes: The Last Kids on Earth--Max Brallier

27. Read an office romance novel: Would Like to Meet--Rachel Winters

28. Read a YA book: Angel of Greenwood--Randi Pink

29. Read a book with a summer romance: People We Meet on Vacation--Emily Henry

30. Read a book that has the friends to lovers trope: The Summer of Jordi Perez--Amy Spalding

31. Read a book that has paranormal elements in it (witches, ghosts, vampires, etc.): The Girl Who Drank the Moon--Kelly Barnhill

32. A book with the color pink on the cover: Queenie--Candice Carty-Williams

33. A book that has a cover you love: The Summer Deal--Jill Shalvis

34. A book that is written in text messages, emails, or different forms of text: Meet Cute--Jennifer L. Armentrout & others

35. A book that has mental health aspects to it: Out of My Mind--Sharon M. Draper

36. A book that has a place in the title imaginary or real (example Malibu Rising, A Tree Grows in Brooklyn, Beaches): The Little Paris Bookshop--Nina George

37. A coming of age story where the characters are in school: The Mockingbirds--Daisy Whitney

38. Dual timeline book: The Island of Sea Women--Lisa See

39. Book about family: Eight Hundred Grapes--Laura Dave

40. Read a romance with a single parent in it: The Bride Test--Helen Hoang

41. A book you bought from a bookstore: Castle Rackrent and The Absentee--Maria Edgeworth

42. Read a contemporary novel: Summer on Blossom Street--Debbie Macomber

43. Read a Young Adult Romance: Jay's Gay Agenda--Jason June

44. A funny book: Meet Me at Emotional Baggage Claim--Lisa Scottoline and Francesca Serritella

45.  A book with an animal in it: My Patients and Other Animals--Suzy Finchman-Gray

46. Book you meant to read last year but didn't: Dirty Rotten Tendrils--Kate Collins

47. Book with a winter scene on the cover: The Brightest Star--Fern Michaels

48.  Read a classic: Martin Eden--Jack London

49.  Read any book from a series: Game On--Janet Evanovich

50.  Free space/pick any book: Arsenic and Adobo--Mia P. Manansala

Challenge complied on December 15