JANUARY- Winter Sports Read a book that features a winter sport or activity: hockey, ice skating, sledding, skiing, etc.:
FEBRUARY- Instrumental Reading Read a book in which one of the main characters plays an instrument:
MARCH- Capital Cities Read a book that takes place in a capital city, anywhere in the world:
APRIL- Hopepunk Read a book from the “Hopepunk” genre; the opposite of grim-dark, these characters are fighting for positive change and radical kindness, coming together as a community:
MAY- Cyberspace Connections Read a book where correspondence and chronicling takes place primarily via email, texting, social media, etc:
JUNE- Books Are the Best Medicine Read a book that involves a doctor, nurse, hospital, medicine, or anything else in the medical field:
JULY- Looking Through Read a book that features a window, door, or keyhole on the cover:
AUGUST- Animate Inanimate Objects Read a book that features an inanimate object that is given human, animate, or sentient traits:
SEPTEMBER- Infinite, Vast, Endless Environments Read a book that involves a setting that never seems to end: mazes, houses with a million rooms, sweeping deserts, wide oceans, labyrinths, etc:
OCTOBER- Three in One Read a book that blends three different genres:
NOVEMBER- My Cup of Tea Read a book with a cup, mug, or glass on the cover:
DECEMBER- Grinch-y Characters Read a book with a grumpy character who has a change of heart:
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