Reading Challenge 2016

I am so excited to be doing this reading challenge. This was the very first reading challenge I saw this year and thought that it would be great to read so many different kinds of books. Mix it up a little, you know?

So here is my progress so far:

24/55 {Updated: 06.09.2016}

  1. A book with more than 500 pages – Winter {Marissa Meyers}
  2. A classic romance
  3. A book that became (to become) a movie – Me Before You {Jojo Moyes}
  4. A book published in 2015 – Everything, Everything {Nicola Yoon}
  5. A book (to be) published in 2016 – Every Heart a Doorway {Seanan McGuire}
  6. A book with a number in the title – The Girl in 6E {A.R Torre}
  7. A book written by someone under 30 – Throne of Glass {Sarah J Mass}
  8. A book with non-human characters – City of Bones {Cassandra Clare}
  9. A funny book
  10. A book by a female author – These Broken Stars {Amie Kaufman}
  11. A mystery or thriller – The Girl on the Train {Paula Hawkins}
  12. A book with a one word title – Vain {Fisher Amelie}
  13. A book with short stories
  14. A book set in a different country – Looking for Alaska {John Green}
  15. A non-fiction book – Why Not Me? {Mindy Kaling}
  16. A popular author’s first book –
  17. A book from an author you love that you haven’t read yet –
  18. A book a friend recommended
  19. A Pulitzer Prize winning novel – All the Light We Cannot See {Anthony Doeer}
  20. A book based on a true story
  21. A book at the bottom of your TBR list
  22. A book your mom loved
  23. A book that scares you
  24. A book more than a 100 years old
  25. A book based entirely on its cover – A Thousand Pieces of You {Claudia Gray}
  26. A book you were supposed to read in high school but didn’t
  27. A memoir
  28. A book with antonyms in the title
  29. A book you can finish in a day – To All the Boys I’ve Loved Before {Jenny Han}
  30. A book set somewhere you’ve always wanted to go
  31. A book published the year you were born
  32. A book with bad reviews
  33. A trilogy – Under the Never Sky {Veronica Rossi}
  34. A trilogy – Anna and the French Kiss {Stephanie Perkins}
  35. A trilogy
  36. A book from your childhood
  37. A book with a love triangle – P.S I Still Love You {Jenny Han}
  38. A book set in the future
  39. A book set in high school
  40. A book with a colour in the title – Into the Still Blue {Veronica Rossi}
  41. A book that made you cry – The Fault in Our Stars {John Green}
  42. A book with magic
  43. A graphic novel
  44. A book by an author you’ve never read before – Suicide Forest {Jeremy Bates}
  45. A book you own but never read
  46. A book that takes place in your hometown
  47. A book that was originally written in another language
  48. A book set during Christmas
  49. A book by an author who has your same initials
  50. A play – Harry Potter and the Cursed Child {J.K Rowling}
  51. A banned book
  52. A book based on or turned into a TV series – Game of Thrones {George R.R Martin}
  53. A book you started but never finished – Red Rising {Pierce Brown}
  54. An ARC (Advanced Reader Copy)
  55. A book by a deceased author