2023 Something Bookish Reading Challenge

 Ok, taking the plunge into another new one to me, hosted at this blog. 

1. A Book By A North African Author
2. A Book With A Long Title
3. A Book With An Ensemble Cast Of Characters
4. A Book Inspired By Mythology, Folklore, or Legend
5. A Book By A West African Author: A Long Way Gone--Ishmael Beah
6. An Audiobook Narrated By Its Author: Bless the Daughter Raised by a Voice in Her Head: Poems--Warsan Shire
7. A Romance Novel By A Non-Caucasian Author 
8. A Book Set In Central Africa/By A Central African Author
9. A Book Written By Two Authors: The Office BFFs--Jenna Fischer & Angela Kinsey
10. A Book With Non-Human Character(s) or Narrators: Remarkably Bright Creatures--Shelby Van Pelt
11. Translated Fiction By A Female Author And Female Translator
12. A Book Set In East Africa/By An East African Author: Three Sisters, Three Queens--Philippa Gregory
13. A Book That Has Been Adapted To Film/TV: The Autobiography of Miss Jane Pittman--Ernest J. Gaines
14. Any Of The Monthly Picks From The Indulgent Bibliophile Bookclub
15. Historical Fiction Set In South Asia/East Asia/Southeast Asia
16. A Book With A Character Name in the Title: My Name is Asher Lev--Chaim Potok
17. A Book Under 200 Pages
18. A Book About Siblings
19. A Book Set In The Caribbean/By Caribbean Author
20. A Book With Blue In Its Cover Design: The Love Hypothesis--Ali Hazelwood
21. A Book By A Southern African Author
22. A Book About Grief/Loss/Death
23. A Young Adult(YA) Novel By A Non-Caucasian Author: Tokyo Dreaming--Emiko Jean
24. A Multigenerational Family Saga: Tending Roses--Lisa Wingate