2018 Challenges…I’m Insane.

Hello my little munchkins. I promised myself that I would do ONLY one post per day but here I am going on my fourth even though I should be saving these blog posts so I can spread them out throughout the month. But, hey I just can’t seem to stop myself from sharing all of these posts because I want you to read them all. Anyways why don’t we just head into this post already.

So I am going to be honest here and say that I have never acutely done any challenges like this to my recollection. However, I hope that  I will enjoy all of them and do more in the future. So why don’t I tell you the challenges that I am hoping to participate in this year.

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The Book Blog Discussion Challenge.

You can sign up HERE.

Hosted by Feed Your Fiction Addiction

I plan on doing on doing Gift of the Gab: 41+ discussion posts. Yes, I don know that this is insane especially for someone who is just starting out the challenge but hey, I am a overachiever so let’s try this.

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Writing Review Challenge

Hosted by Delighted Reader

I plan to write 100 reviews according to the 100 books I am trying to read this year so technically I am already 7 in.

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Contemporary Romance Reading Challenge. 

Hosted by Andi’s ABCs

Grand Slam: read 21+ books. 

I want to read as many books as I can this year and I do love the genre of contemporary so I think this will be pretty easy for me.

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Bookish 2018 Reading Challenge.

Hosted by Bookish

The rules are to try and do all of the following that I will list below and to use the #KillYourTBR on all social media platforms.

The following are the prompts for the 52 weeks of this year:

1. A book whose title uses alliteration

2. A book written by a trans author

3. A book you regret not reading last year

4. A book with the moon or stars on the cover

5. The first book in a series

6.  A novel told in verse

7. A book published the year you were born

8. A book featuring a character with a disability

9. A book you picked up based on the title

10. A book recommended by a librarian

11. A book won in a BookishFirst raffle

12. A book told through letters

13. A book from an independent publisher

14. A book with an LGBTQ romance

15. A book with a five-word title

16. A book that has been translated

17. An #ownvoices book

18. A book whose cover features nature

19. A book written by an immigrant

20. A book you’ve lied about reading

21. A book that has fewer than 200 pages

22. A book whose title begins with K, Q, J, X, or Z

23. A book given to you by a friend

24. A book you bought for the cover

25. A book written by an author who wrote one of your favorite 2017 books

26. A graphic memoir

27. A book that addresses mental illness

28. Listen to an audiobook

29. A book with a one-word title

30. A book by an author from your state

31. A book whose cover is your favorite color

32. A collection of short stories from a genre you are unfamiliar with

33. An author’s debut book

34. A book with a pun in the title

35. A book with a biracial main character

36. A book by an author who uses a pen name

37. A book with an LGBTQ character on the cover

38. A book inspired by Asian mythology or folklore

39. A book with a number in the title

40. A book by a South American author

41. A book whose cover uses three or fewer colors

42. A book that explores the concept of beauty

43. A book about intersectional feminism

44. A book that has more than 500 pages

45. A book with an animal on the cover

46. A book with a character’s name in the title

47. A book set in a country you’ve never been to

48. A novel inspired by true events

49. A book written by a Native American author

50. A book with a character of color on the cover

51. A book that has been banned in your state

52. A book whose title includes an ampersand

I may not be able to do all of the prompts but I am going to try my hardest to.

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What are your 2018 reading challenges?