2023 Reading Challenge @ With Love, Melissa

 A new one to me.

1. A book that’s blue: The Love Hypothesis--Ali Hazelwood
2. Makes you laugh: I Need a Lifeguard Everywhere But the Pool--Lisa Scottoline and Francesca Serritella
3. Based on real events: Jackie & Me--Louis Bayard
4. Published the same month you read it (i.e. brand new): Dirty Thirty--Janet Evanovich
5. Short story collection from a Native American/Indigenous author: The Business of Fancydancing--Sherman Alexie
6. Sci-Fi from a BIPOC author: Parable of the Talents--Octavia E. Butler
7. A classic: Dombey and Son--Charles Dickens
8. A non-fiction nature/science book: A Shot to Save the World--Gregory Zuckerman
9. Takes place in near the area you live: 22 Seconds--James Patterson
10. Listen to a non-fiction audiobook: For Everyone--Jason Reynolds 
11. Feminist non-fiction: White Women--Regina Jackson
12. A cozy foodie mystery: Death of an Italian Chef--Lee Hollis
13. A book about books: Checked Out For Murder--Allison Brook
14. A book of poetry: Golden Honey--Erica Varela
15. A graphic novel: Almost American Girl--Robin Ha
16. A YA fantasy novel: Changeling--Molly Harper
17. A book by a celebrity: Summer on the Bluffs--Sunny Hostin
18. A romance: 1022 Evergreen Place--Debbie Macomber
19. A translated book: Tomb of Sand--Geetanjali Shree 
20. A self-help book: Anxiety Disorder--Lisa Fletcher
21. Memoir/Biography of a person you want to learn about: So-Called Normal--Mark Henick
22. An Epistolary novel: Meet Cute Dairy--Emery Lee 
23. A fairy tale retelling: Transformed: The Perils of the Frog Prince--Megan Morrison
24. A novel with magical realism: Blood Like Magic--Liselle Sambury
25. A domestic thriller: This is Where We Live--Janelle Brown
26. True crime about a scammer or con artist: The Pale-Faced Lie--David Crow
27. A book recommended by a friend: Timeless Depths--Erica Varela
28. A book with time travel: Drums of Autumn--Diana Gabaldon
29. Revisit a favorite children’s book: The Long Winter--Laura Ingalls Wilder [re-read]
30. An author’s debut novel: Remarkably Bright Creatures--Shelby Van Pelt
31. A novel that talks about mental health: The Astonishing Color of After--Emily X.R. Pan

Challenge completed on November 14