This one was posted back in September. It's a new one that just started. Click here to download. A group at Goodreads is here.
Main:
- Published anytime in 2024:
- Takes place at an amusement park, theme park, fair, or carnival:
- With/about a neurodivergent character:
- By an author with a color in their name (first or last): Summer Secrets--Jane Green
- Essay Collection: Women Who Dared--Linda Skeers
- Translated from another language: Flights--Olga Tokarczuk
- Transgender/non-binary character: The Fabulous Zed Watson!--Basil Sylvester
- Newbery Award winner:
- Flower in the title or on the cover: The Magnolia Palace--Fiona Davis
- Novella: Home--Toni Morrison
- Author from Central or South America:
- Set in France: Leap of Faith--Danielle Steel
- Originally published before you were born: By the Light of the Study Lamp--Carolyn Keene
- From your favorite genre written by a BIPOC author:
- Book mentioned in a film, TV show, or streamed series:
- Main character over 60 years old: The Unlikely Pilgrimage of Harold Fry--Rachel Joyce
- Poetry collection: This Wound is a World--Billy-Ray Belcourt
- By an author whose initials occur consecutively in the alphabet: Into the Wild--Jon Krakauer
- Play or screenplay:
- About religion/spirituality or with a religious/spiritual main character: Gmorning, Gnight!--Lin-Manuel Miranda
- Graphic novel OR a book with pictures/photos/illustrations: With a Dog AND Cat, Every Day is Fun, Volume 1--Hidekichi Matsumoto
- By, about or featuring a soldier, knight or other individual serving in the armed forces:
- Adapted into a TV show or streamed series:
- Anthology or short story collection: Sourdough Sagas--Herbert L. Heller
- Set in Africa:
- Set on a farm or ranch: Sunny Song Will Never Be Famous--Suzanne Park
- Based on mythology other than Greek or Roman myth: The Painted Queen--Elizabeth Peers and Joan Hess
- One of the following words in the title: true, truth, lie(s), liar, or lying
- Car, plane, train, motorcycle or bicycle on the cover:
- About/taking place during a war that's NOT WWI or WWII: Mrs. Lincoln's Dressmaker--Jennifer Chiaverini
- Building on the cover or the word house, castle, tower or other word for building in the title: Greenglass House--Kate Milford
- Set in the 1970s:
Advanced Challenge 1--The harder stuff
- Book revealed to be a literary hoax or forgery:
- Parody or satire: Bluebeard--Kurt Vonnegut
- Book of letters and/or written in epistolary format: Persian Letters--Montesquieu
- Title does NOT contain the letter E: Songs of Willow Frost--Jamie Ford
- Historical fantasy/Alternate history:
- By an author who has only written one book:
- Published posthumously:
- Bio of someone you are NOT fan of:
- Novelization of a film:
- Romance involving characters over 30 years old:
Advanced challenge 2: Nonfiction (Dewey Decimal System):
- 000s--Computer sciences, library sciences, books of information, new media, books about books:
- 100s--Philosophy, psychology, metaphysics, occultism/ghost stories:
- 200s--Religion:
- 300s--Social science, true crime, law, finance, etiquette, folklore: Lifting as We Climb--Evette Dionne
- 400s--Language:
- 500s--Earth science, biology, math, astronomy, fossils, plants, wild animals:
- 600s--Applied science, technology, health, domestic animals, cookbooks, family management:
- 700s--Arts and Recreation, crafts, film, music, photography, outdoor recreation: Paris: The Memoir--Paris Hilton
- 800s--Literature, plays, poetry, literary criticism: Love is an Ex-Country--Randa Jarrar
- 900s--History, travel, geography, genealogy: Killers of the Flower Moon--David Grann
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