Another favorite, at Socrates' Book Reviews.
Any book read for this challenge has to have an animal that plays a major role in the book (which could be fiction or non-fiction.) It also counts if a main character is (or turns into) an animal (define that however you'd like). In the past, books would qualify if an animal is in the title or on the cover, but that alone no longer qualifies. This challenge is for books related to animals and just because they are in the title or on the cover, doesn't mean it's about an animal.
These are the levels.
Level 1 - Read 6 books
Level 2 - Read 7-12
Level 3 - Read 13-20
Level 4 - Read 21 or more
The animal can be any type of animal (real or fictitious)--dog, cat, monkey, wolf, snake, insect, hedgehog, aardvark...dragon, mermaid, centaur, vampire, werewolf...you get the idea...
My Books:
- Remarkably Bright Creatures--Shelby Van Pelt
- The Green Ember--S.D. Smith
- Six Crimson Cranes--Elizabeth Lim
- Child of the Wolves--Elizabeth Hall
- Zen Ties--Jon J. Muth
- Diamonds and Toads (from Fairy Tales, Volume 1, at Project Gutenberg)
- Josee, the Tiger and the Fish--Seiko Tanabe
- The Astonishing Color of After--Emily R.X. Pan
- The Rise and Fall of the Dinosaurs--Steve Brusatte
- The Deep--Rivers Solomon
- Claws For Alarm--Cate Conte
- Transformed: The Perils of the Frog Prince--Megan Morrison
- Checking Out Crime--Laurie Cass
- Goosebumps: The Werewolf of Fever Swamp--R.L. Stine
- Paw Patrol: Halloween Heroes!
- The Shepherd, the Angel and Walter the Christmas Miracle Dog--Dave Barry
- The Lions of Little Rock--Kristin Levine
- T. Rex Time Machine--Jared Chapman
- Here Comes Santa Cat--Deborah Underwood
- Alan's Big, Scary Teeth--Jarvis
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