This will be second year I have done this challenge. The theme this year is "Adventures in Science and Nature."
- About a Scientist: The Love Hypothesis--Ali Hazelwood
- With an Animal on the Cover: Checked Out For Murder--Allison Brook
- About a Scientific Breakthrough:
- Set in a Forest: Child of the Wolves--Elizabeth Hall
- With an Animal Protagonist: The Green Ember--S.D. Smith
- Set in Space:
- About Women in Science: The Girls of Atomic City--Denise Kiernan
- About Science Gone Wrong:
- About Sea Creatures (Sharks, Mermaids, Squid, etc.): Remarkably Bright Creatures--Shelby Van Pelt
- With an Insect or Arachnid on the Cover:
- About a Dangerous Creature:
- That Plays With Time:
- Green Cover: Tokyo Dreaming--Emiko Jean
- About a Futuristic Society: Parable of the Talents--Octavia E. Butler
- Cli-Fi (Climate Fiction):
- Set in the Wilderness:
- Nature Word in the Title:
- Element from the Periodic Table in the Title:
- About BIPOC in Science: Katherine Johnson--Tamra B. Orr
- Tree on the Cover:
- Space Words in the Title:
- Set on a Farm: Tending Roses--Lisa Wingate
- That Teaches You Something New:
- Classic Science Fiction:
- Fungi on the Cover:
- About Your Favorite Science or Nature Topic:
- About Hiking or Camping:
- By an Indigenous Author:
- About Vaccines:
- Nature Poetry: Romantic Visionary--W.B. Yeats
- Flowers or Plants on the Cover: This is Where We Live--Janelle Brown
- About Plagues or Pandemics:
- Read While Sitting Outside or Next to a Window:
- Set at Your Favorite Place (Beach, Lake, Mountains): Beach House Reunion--Mary Alice Monroe
- That was Sustainably Acquired (library, used, borrowed, etc.):
- Set in Your Favorite Season:
- With a Disabled Character:
- About a Natural Disaster:
- About Gardens or Gardening:
- About Survival:
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