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1Special SnowflakeRead a book about an individual or group of individuals that are different from the “Norm”. You can decide what the norm is. City of Fallen AngelsCassandra ClarePretty much all the characters4
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2Recycle, recycle, recyclePick a task from one of the past challenges that you didn’t complete. City of BonesCassandra ClareTask 5.3 from Spring/Summer '13: Hot Reads (read a book from a summer reading list) 4
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3Christmas Time's for KidsRead a children’s book. Preferably one over 150 pages, but since most children’s books aren’t that long, let’s say over 100 pages. The Sea of MonstersRick RiordanPercy Jackson series
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4Witches BrewRead a book about witches/spells or that has an ingredient for a witches brew in the title. Can be about Wiccans, doesn’t need to be the Halloween Witch.
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5Banned Books WeekRead a book which is on the ALA Frequently Challenged List. The Glass CastleJeannette Walls5
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6Fall/Winter ChallengeRead a book with a fall or winter themed cover or a book with a typical fall/winter theme word in the title (snow, leaves, turkey, etc.)White FireDouglas Preston and Lincoln Childsnow landscape on cover5
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7Day of the DeadDay of the Dead is November 1st. Read a book that has the word "dead"/"death"/"die" in the title, has a spirit/ghost in the story OR takes place in Mexico.
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8Architectural MarvelsRead a book relating to some architectural marvel or that shows one on the cover. (Eiffel Tower, Statue of Liberty, Notre Dame, etc) Paris, My SweetAmy ThomasEiffel tower
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1First we learn our letters "A"Read a book where a word that starts with the letter “A” is in the title.City of AshesCassandra Clare4
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2First we learn our letters "Z"Read a book where a word that starts with the letter “Z” is in the title.
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3Then we learn our numbers "1"Read a book with a 1 word title. (The and A count as a word)SisterlandCurtis Sittenfeld3
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4Then we learn our numbersRead a book with more than 5 words in the titleI Am MalalaThe Girl Who Stood Up for Education...Malala Yousafzai5
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5Nouns Read a book with a noun in the title.City of GlassCassandra Clare4
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6VerbsRead a book with a verb in the title.Eat, Pray, LoveElizabeth Gilbert2
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7TeachersRead a book a teacher/professor recommended. Any year in school, can also be anything that was “required reading”.The Great GatsbyScott Fitzgerald
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8School SuppliesRead a book with some sort of school supply on the cover. (pen, pencil, paper, calculator, computer, backpack, etc.)The Art ForgerB.A. Shapirohas a book and painting supplies on cover4
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1Hocus Pocus and ElfMy 2 favorite movies during this time! Read a book whose author shares a name with a main character in these movies: Winifred, Sarah, Mary, Max, Dani, Allison, Buddy, Walter, Emily, Jovie and Michael.
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2One and OnlyRead a book by an author that has only published one book. This can be a newly published author as long as they are not ready to release a new book by the end of the challenge.Someday, Someday, MaybeLauren Graham3
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3White ElephantRead a book from the list of “White Elephants”.
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4Changing ColorsRead a book about a character that is changing in some way. The Edge of AlwaysJA Redmerski4
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5Page to Small Screen Read a book that is or has been made into a TV movie or mini-series or inspired a regular series.The ApprenticeTess GerritsenRizzoli and Isles show 3
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6Book 2.0Read a book that is a retelling of a classic or loosely based on a classic.WickedGregory Maguirebased on The Wizard of Oz
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7On the Campaign Trail Read a book about a politician, their campaign, or about their time in office. Pretties Scott WesterfeldDid the Task Replacement Twist (posted on GoT, Are you there vodka? and Columbine DBs)3
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8September is Alcohol and Drug Addiction Recovery MonthRead a book about a person struggling with an addiction or with the name of a drug/alcoholic drink in the title. Maya's NotebookIsabel Allende
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1Group ReadRead a past group read OR a group read that happens during one of the months of this challenge AND post to the discussion thread what you thought about the book.Uglies Scott Westefeld3
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2AlliterationRead a book that has 2 or more words in the title that start with the same letter.The Cuckoo's CallingRobert Galbraith/ J.K. Rowling5
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3Mikslibrarian Task: Wrap up 2013Read a book from one of these trending and hot genres: Apocalyptic, Mythopoeia, Boomer, Bizarro, and New Adult. Use GR Genre search for suggestions and make sure to post which genre you chose. EasyTamara WebberNew Adult4
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1Battle of the SexesRead 1 book by a female author and 1 book by a male author about the same type of thing, person, event, etc. How do they compare? (This can be fiction or non fiction. Examples would be two mystery authors, or 2 biographies about the same person.)Survival in AucshwitzPrimo LeviBoth about the Holocaust however, Picoult's is fiction
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The StorytellerJodi Picoult4
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2Out with the old, In with the newRead 1 book that has been on your to read list for a really long time and 1 book that has been added really recently. Or 1 book that was published over 50 years ago and 1 book that will be published during this challenge. (September 2012 through March 2013)Agatha ChristiePublished over 50 years ago
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AllegiantVeronica RothWill be published Oct. 22, 20134
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3Intimidating ReadRead 1 book that is very intimidating to you, then read 1 fun book as a reward.A Feast for CrowsGeorge RR MartinIntimidating
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City of Lost SoulsCassandra ClareFun4
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4Birthday CelebrationsRead 1 book each by 2 different authors with birthdays during the challenge time. September through March. This website may help. http://www.authdir.net/Never Let me GoKazuo IshiguroNovember 8th
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MiddlesexJeffrey EugenidesMarch 8th
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5We Didn’t Start the FirePick 2 different topics/people listed in the lyrics and read books about them. (Can be fictional accounts of the events in novel form)The Catcher in the RyeJ.D. Salingerbook mentioned in lyrics
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Wild Grass: Thress Stories of Change in Modern ChinaIan JohnsonRed China
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6A Balanced ViewRead 2 books with opposing points of view. They can be fiction or nonfiction. Examples would be books about a war, politics, sports teams rivalries, vegan vs carnivore, home schooling vs public schools, etc.
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7Body & MindRead a book about a person with a physical disability/handicap and a book about a person with an emotional/social/psychological disorder.The Bell JarSylvia PlathPsychological condition
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The Fault in Our StarsJohn GreenPhysical
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8Two Become OneFor this challenge you are going to read two books—whatever you want. The caveat—the two books need to form a proper sentence. Twenties GirlSophie KinsellaTwenties girl looking for Alaska.
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Looking for AlaskaJohn Green3
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I Am Number FourPittacus Lore
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The SinnerTess Gerritsen
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