2024 Build Your Library Reading Challenge

 This is the third year I will be participating in this one. This year's theme is "Reading Through History."

1. War story: The Girl From the Train--Irma Joubert
2. About a turning point in history: Lifting as We Climb--Evette Dionne
3. About revolution:
4. By a favorite author:
5. About an inspiring person: Ruth Objects--Doreen Rappaport
6. About civil rights:
7. About a woman who ruled: Lilibet--Carolly Erickson
8. A new release:
9. Book based on your family's history or culture:
10. About royals: Red Queen--Victoria Aveyard
11. Set in the Southern Hemisphere: The Forgotten Garden--Kate Morton
12. Graphic novel:
13. Set in your state/province/city: Last Night at the Telegraph Club--Malinda Lo
14. Based on mythology or folklore: The Painted Queen--Elizabeth Peters and Joan Hess
15. Non-fiction book: Sourdough Sagas--Herbert L. Heller
16. Subgenre you don't normally read (historical mystery, historical horror, etc):
17. Set in the aftermath of a major event:
18. Set during ancient times:
19. About a journey or quest: Watership Down--Richard Adams
20. "Time" in the title:
21. About a disaster:
22. Published the year you were born:
23. Epistolary novel: Persian Letters--Montesquieu
24. Set in the Victorian era: Scandal--Amanda Quick
25. About a poet or writer:
26. About a historical event that happened in your lifetime:
27. Set in the Medieval era: Mystique--Amanda Quick
28. About a plague:
29. Alternate history story:
30. About the Space Race:
31. Memoir or biography:
32. About a major discovery or invention:
33. A classic:
34. Book written from multiple perspectives: Weyward--Emilia Hart
35. "History" in the title:
36. Featuring time travel:
37. Set in more than one timeline: Reckoning--Catherine Coulter
38. By a BIPOC author:
39. About refugees: Love is an Ex-Country--Randa Jarrar
40. About LGBTQIA+ history: Branded by the Pink Triangle--Ken Setterington