One I always look forward to doing has arrived for 2025.
Main1. A book about a POC experiencing joy and not trauma: Whiteout--Dhonielle Clayton
2. A book you want to read based on the last sentence: The Wednesday Sisters--Meg Waite Clayton
3. A book about space tourism: Dawn--Octavia E. Butler
4. A book with two or more books on the cover or "book" in the title: The Reading List--Sara Nisha Adams
5. A book with a snake on the cover or in the title: Ninth House--Leigh Bardugo
6. A book that fills your favorite prompt from the 2015 PS Reading Challenge
7. A book about a cult: Zen Mind, Beginner's Mind--Shunryu Suzuki
8. A book under 250 pages: Eleven--Tom Rogers
9. A book that features a character going through menopause: I Feel Bad About My Neck--Nora Ephron
10. A book you got for free: The Signature of All Things--Elizabeth Gilbert
11. A book mentioned in another book
12. A book about a road trip: Are You Listening?--Tillie Walden
13. A book rated less than three stars on Goodreads: This Side of Married--Rachel Pastan
14. A book about a nontraditional education
15. A book that an AI chatbot recommends based on your favorite book
16. A book set in or around a body of water: Lalani of the Distant Sea--Erin Entrada Kelly
17. A book about a run club: Ghost--Jason Reynolds
18. A book containing magical creatures that aren't dragons: Gods of Jade and Shadow--Silvia Moreno-Garcia
19. A highly anticipated read of 2025: The Love Haters--Katherine Center
20. A book that fills a 2024 prompt you'd like to do over (or try out)
21. A book where the main character is a politician: In This Grave Hour--Jacqueline Winspear
22. A book about soccer: Openly Straight--Bill Konigsberg
23. A book that is considered healing fiction: The Travelling Cat Chronicles--Hiro Arikawa
24. A book with a happily single woman protagonist
25. A book where the main character is an immigrant or refugee: The Last Train to London--Meg Waite Clayton
26. A book where an adult character changes careers
27. A book set at a luxury resort: The Beach Club--Elin Hilderbrand
28. A book that features an unlikely friendship: The Blackbird Girls--Anne Blankman
29. A book about a food truck
30. A book that reminds you of your childhood: The Great Boy Chase--Janet Quin-Harkin
31. A book where music plays an integral part of the storyline: Under the Same Stars--Libba Bray
32. A book about an overlooked woman in history: The Small and the Mighty--Sharon McMahon
33. A book featuring an activity on your bucket list:
34. A book written by an author who is neurodivergent: Popcorn--Rob Harrell
35. A book centering LGBTQ+ characters that isn't about coming out: The Guncle Abroad--Steven Rowley
36. A book with silver on the cover or in the title
37. Two books with the same title (1): The Beach House--Rachel Hanna
38. Two books with the same title (2): The Beach House--Jane Green
39. A classic you've never read: East of Eden--John Steinbeck
40. A book about chosen family: Table for Five--Susan Wiggs
Advanced Prompts
Easy
41. A book by the oldest author in your TBR pile: A Man For All Seasons--Robert Bolt
42. A book with a title that starts with the letter Y: Yellow Wife--Sadeqa Johnson
43. A book that includes a nonverbal character
44. A book you have always avoided reading: The Mammoth Hunters--Jean M. Auel
Medium
45. A book with a left-handed character: The Case of the Missing Marquess--Nancy Springer
46. A book where nature is the antagonist: Maya and the Rising Dark--Rena Barron
47. A book of interconnected short stories: Before the Coffee Gets Cold--Shikazu Kawaguchi
Hard
48. A book that features a married couple who don't live together: An American Marriage--Tayari Jones
49. A dystopian book with a happy ending: Beautiful Creatures--Kami Garcia & Margaret Stohl
50. A book that features a character with chronic pain: The Last Letter--Rebecca Yarros
