This challenge, hosted by Literary Exploration Blog, is all about exploration- which I love- in literature- double love!
The challenge is to pick a level - Easy, Hard, or Insane- and read a book for each category. The Easy level was too easy for me and Insane I know I would never finish. Therefore, I am going with the middle road of the Hard challenge. (Who knew that the Hard level would be middle-of-the-road?)
Here are the categories I have to fulfill by the end of the year. Each category is linked to book ideas at Goodreads, thanks to Literary Exploration. I will be posting links to my reviews here as well. In the future, look for this challenge in my sidebar if you want to see the progress I am making. The easiest categories will be classics, fantasy, historical fiction, paranormal, and YA. The hardest for me will be drama, horror, chick-lit, and romance (although I did resolve to read romance this year.)
Hard Challenge
- Adventure- Stranglets by Michelle Gagnon -March
- Auto-Biography/Biography-
- Chick-Lit-
- Classics -The Great Gatsby by F. Scott Fitzgerald - April/May
- Drama
- Fantasy
- Graphic Novels
- Historical Fiction - Jane by Robin Maxwell - April
- Horror
- Humour - America Again: Re-Claiming the Greatness We Never Weren't by Stephen Colbert -February
- Literary Fiction
- Magical Realism
- Mystery
- Non Fiction - Sexy Feminism by Jennifer Keishin Armstrong and Heather Wood Rudolph - April
- Paranormal - The Demon Lover (Fairwick Chronicles #1) by Juliet Dark - January
- Philosophical
- Poetry- A Boy's Will by Robert Frost - January
- Pulp – (Hard-Boiled or Noir)
- Romance
- Science Fiction - Level 2 by Lenore Appelhans - April
- Steampunk
- Thriller
- Victorian - A Study in Scarlet by Sir Arthur Conan Doyle - February
- Young Adult - Justice (Deck of Lies #1) by Jade Varden - February

Good luck!
ReplyDeleteFor pulp you should read The Maltese Falcon. I really liked it!
ReplyDeleteI would, but I have already read it! I really liked it, too. I also liked the movie. Have you seen it? Bogart is pretty awesome in it, but then I am biased. :)
ReplyDeleteThanks, Kathy!
ReplyDeleteYes, of course! Bogart was perfect in that role.
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