This is the third year I will be participating in this one. This year's theme is "Reading Through History."
- War story: The Girl From the Train--Irma Joubert
- About a turning point in history: Lifting as We Climb--Evette Dionne
- About revolution: Countdown--Deborah Wiles
- By a favorite author: These Happy Golden Years--Laura Ingalls Wilder (reread)
- About an inspiring person: Ruth Objects--Doreen Rappaport
- About civil rights: Whistling Past the Graveyard--Susan Crandall
- About a woman who ruled: Lilibet--Carolly Erickson
- A new release: The Heaven & Earth Grocery Store--James McBride
- Book based on your family's history or culture: Italian Villas and Their Gardens--Edith Wharton
- About royals: Red Queen--Victoria Aveyard
- Set in the Southern Hemisphere: The Forgotten Garden--Kate Morton
- Graphic novel: Lumberjanes: Out of Time--Noelle Stevenson
- Set in your state/province/city: Last Night at the Telegraph Club--Malinda Lo
- Based on mythology or folklore: The Painted Queen--Elizabeth Peters and Joan Hess
- Non-fiction book: Sourdough Sagas--Herbert L. Heller
- Subgenre you don't normally read (historical mystery, historical horror, etc): The Leper of St. Giles--Ellis Peters
- Set in the aftermath of a major event: When We Believed in Mermaids--Barbara O'Neal (after a fire)
- Set during ancient times: Prometheus Bound--Aeschylus
- About a journey or quest: Watership Down--Richard Adams
- "Time" in the title: This is How You Lose the Time War--Amal El-Mohtar & Max Gladstone
- About a disaster: Thunderstruck--Erik Larson
- Published the year you were born: The First Four Years--Laura Ingalls Wilder (reread)
- Epistolary novel: Persian Letters--Montesquieu
- Set in the Victorian era: Scandal--Amanda Quick
- About a poet or writer: Savage Beauty--Nancy Milford
- About a historical event that happened in your lifetime: New From Here--Kelly Yang
- Set in the Medieval era: Mystique--Amanda Quick
- About a plague: Remote Control--Nnedi Okorafor
- Alternate history story: Queen of the Sea--Dylan Meconis
- About the Space Race: Space Walks--Dana Meachen Rau
- Memoir or biography: Rolling Warrior--Judith Heumann
- About a major discovery or invention: Broad Band--Claire L. Evans
- A classic: The Pilgrim's Progress--John Bunyan
- Book written from multiple perspectives: Weyward--Emilia Hart
- "History" in the title: Kid's Guide to Native American History--Yvonne Wakim Dennis & Arlene Hirschfeld
- Featuring time travel: Can I Get There by Candlelight?--Jean Slaughter Doty
- Set in more than one timeline: Reckoning--Catherine Coulter
- By a BIPOC author: Blue Sky, White Stars--Sarvinder Naberhaus
- About refugees: Love is an Ex-Country--Randa Jarrar
- About LGBTQIA+ history: Branded by the Pink Triangle--Ken Setterington
Challenge completed on December 5
1 comment:
I love this idea. There are lots of good ideas for books even if you didn't read all 40. Thanks for visiting my blog. Have a super weekend.
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