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January BonusRead a book where someone moves to, or is transported to, a country in the Southern Hemisphere250
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1Read a book with fireworks on the cover100
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2Read a book where the characters celebrate New Years Eve100
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3Read a book with the name of a cocktail in the title100
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4Read a book based in Australian or New Zealand that was turned into a movie produced in Aus/NZ100
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5Read a book that contains at least 3 of the following ingredients required for Pavolva, in the text. (Ingredients are: eggs or egg whites ; sugar ; strawberries, kiwi fruit, mangoes, passionfruit, cream, vanilla, vinegar, cornflour, icing sugar.)100
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6Read a book that contains the letters S-U-N in the title, but not in that order100
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7Sort your "to read" shelf by 'date added' and read a book that is number 251 or higher on your list (the first column before the book cover image)100
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8Read a book with 71-80 chapters100
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Read a book that is in the "Best Non-Fiction (non biography)" Listopia List (https://www.goodreads.com/list/show/134.Best_Non_Fiction_non_biography_)
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10Read a book that is on another Upside Down player in your category's "want to read" shelf with the highest GR star rating100
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11Read a book that mentions Emily Dickinson or one of her works100
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12Read a book that is a NBRC January 2023 Book of the Month, volunteer to write discussion questions and partcipate100
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13Read a book FIRST published on the 1 January (in any year)100
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14Read a cookbook, make one of the recipes listed, and post a picture of your food creationin the "Upside Down Challenge thread (minimum word/page counts don't apply for this task)100Link
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15Read a novella (minimum page counts don't count for this task) which has been on your "want to read" list the longest50
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16Read a book where a character has a "security blanket" or a lucky item50
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17Read a book where the authors name contains the letters N, B, R and C50
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18Read a book where a character travels to somewhere with a different climate50
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19Read a "spin off" book (where the author is inspired by someone else's characters)
Eg Young James Bond / The Beekeepers Apprentice (from Sherlock Holmes) / Shakespeare retellings
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20Read a book with a tropical storm or a flash flood50
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21Read a book where a character drinks coconut water50
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22Read a book with tennis raquets, tennis balls, a tennis court or tennis players on the cover50
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23Read a book by an author who has published more than 20 novels50
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24Read a book by an author born in January (of any year)50
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25Read a book where there is a computer virus or computer hacking50
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26Read a book where there is a tight deadline50
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27Read a book which has the main location (setting) as a tropical island50
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28Read a book which is set under the sea50
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29Read a book with a palindrome over 4 letters in the title50
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30Read a book with a Poker hand in title (e.g. Straight, Flush, Full House, Pair)50
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31Read a book with a purple cover50
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32Read a book with a red, pink or orange dress on the cover50
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33Read a book with the phrase "gut feeling" in a book50
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34Read a book with the phrase "Have a kitten" in a book50
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35Read a book with the word Ms, Mr, Mrs or Miss (plurals are acceptable) in the title50
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36Read a book with a country scene on the cover50
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37Read a book with a cover showing close-up of a hand(s)50
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38Read a book with a famous landmark on the cover50
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39Read a book that has a title with opposite pairings (e.g. Big Little, North South)50
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40Read a book with a pet that has a name starting with F50
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41Read a book where the cover shows someone swimming50
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42Read a book where the edition you are reading was published on the 26th of a month50
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43Read a book that contains a Shakespeare quote in the text50
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44Read a book that contains the word leek50
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45Read a book that contains the word tomato50
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46Read a book that contains the word watermelon50
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47Read a book that has the birthstone Alexandrite in the text or title50
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48Read a book that has the birthstone Citrine in the text or title50
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49Read a book about a group of friends.50
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Read a book by one of the greatest writers of all time, as voted by all voters, on this site: https://www.ranker.com/list/best-writers-of-all-time/ranker-books
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51Read a screenplay or a book of poetry (minimum word/page counts don't apply for this task)50
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52Read a book first published in June50
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53Read a book first published in October50
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54Read a book originally published with a different title50
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55Read a book set in the time period "Contemporary history"50
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56Read a book set in the time period "Middle Ages"50
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57Read a book set in your home state/country50
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Read a book shelved (listed on the first page of the "top shelves" of the book) as 2002 - plurals and minor spelling variations are acceptable
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59Read a book that has the word "Amore" in the text or title50
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Read a book shelved (listed on the first page of the "top shelves" of the book) as aliens - plurals and minor spelling variations are acceptable
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61Read a book whose author died 2-5 years ago50
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62Read a book with the word "bingle" in the text50
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63Read a book where the character is described as dancing "like Fred Astaire" or "like Ginger Rogers"50
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64Read a book where a character does not leave their house50
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65Read a book with the word "defenstrate" in the text50
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66Read a book with a pet that has a name starting with E50
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Read a book on the Book Depository best books of 2022 (so far) list (https://www.bookdepository.com/best-of-2022-so-far)
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68Read a book that is written by or includes a character with your same name (or variation of... maiden, alias, etc).20
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69Read a book where a character travels to a new country for the first time 20
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70Read a book where a character gets sunburnt20
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71Read a book where the characters play tennis20
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72Read a book with mosquito in the text20
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73Read a book with a month name in the title (January-December)20
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74Read a book with one, or more, camels on the cover20
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75Read a book that contains the word "conniption"20
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76Read a book where an African country is menioned in the text20
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77Read a book with penguins on the cover or in the text20
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Read a book on the "Ten Most Popular and Must Read South African Books" list here: https://buzzsouthafrica.com/top-10-most-popular-and-must-read-south-african-books/
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79Read a book that has a hero or heroine that does something “dumb”20
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80Read a book that has been on your "to read" shelf for more than 1 year20
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81Read a book where the audio version is between 5:00 hours and 8:59 hours long20
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82Read a book that has the word "hug" in the text or title20
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83Read a book that has the word "pink" in the text or title20
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Read a book shelved (listed on the first page of the "top shelves" of the book) as 2015 - plurals and minor spelling variations are acceptable
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Read a book shelved (listed on the first page of the "top shelves" of the book) as 5-stars - plurals and minor spelling variations are acceptable
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86Read a book with the word winner, loser, competition or trophy (plurals are acceptable) in the title20
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87Read a book with the word wolf, bear, fox, lion or tiger (plurals are acceptable) in the title20
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88Read a book with a zombie20
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89Read a book with an airplane, spaceship or some type of machine on the cover20
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90Read a book with an alliteration in the title20
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91Read a book with an average goodreads rating of between 3.01 and 3.520
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92Read a book which is listed on Amazon for less than $3 20
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93Read a book where the author has a 4 letter name (first or last) 20
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94Read a book where the author uses initials instead of a first name20
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95Read a book where the characters eat salad20
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96Read a book with a flower on the cover20
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97Read a book where an important character dies20
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98Read a book where at least 5 people are killed20