Sorry it is so late ladies! WBC is a long one so be prepared to read! I have left a 10 pt and 15 pt open to last minute suggestions. If there isn't any today I will add them in. Other than that any questions, problems, concerns?
Updated Jan 1!
Wbc 14
5 pt /50
Read a book with a winter themed cover.
IHO Valentine's Day, read a romance novel (any genre romance: historical romance, paranormal romance, romantic suspense, etc.)
Start a new series.
Read a play.
IHO Ground Hog day read a book you have already read.
Read a book under 200 pages.
Read a book with one of the cardinal directions (north, south, east, west) in the title.
January is Hot Tea Month! Read a book with a nice hot cup of tea.
Read a book with a red, pink or white cover.
Freebie!!
10 pt /100
IHO a new year/resolutions, read a book about a character beginning a new phase/change/etc. in their life (By this I mean a character who is off to a fresh start, for example, after a divorce or is making a big move to a new city.)
Go to literature-map.com, type in your favorite author, and read a book by the author who is new to you, that is the closest to that author.
Read a book from an animal's POV.
Read a book that a man in your life read and loved (s/o, dad, etc).
Read a twist on a fairy tale/ myth. Post a review on NBC.
IHO St Patricks Day read a book with a green cover.
Read any book listed in the best of 2013 post. http://forums.thenest.com/discussion/12009683/best-of-2013#latest
Read a book written by a male author.
Poll NBC and read what they suggest.
Read a book with a three word title.
15 pt /150
Read a book written by an author who shares your first name (or use middle name/closest to your name if you have a unique name).
Read a memoir/autobiography/biography of someone born the same year as you. Review it on NBC.
Read a goodreads 2013 award winner.
IHO Music in the Schools Month (Feb) read a
book from this list:
https://www.goodreads.com/list/show/1566.Classical_Music_themes_in_Fiction
Read a Pulitzer Prize winner
Read a book based on the previous book you read (mentioned in the book, similar title, same location or time period, etc).
IHO Sochi Olympics read a book about sports (fiction or Non Fiction)or where sports play a role in the story.
Read a book you’ve seen mentioned/reviewed on a book blog. Post where you heard about it and compare your review with the original.
Non-Fiction free for all.
IHO the Ides of March, read a book with a number in the title.
25 pts
@Sonore32 -Read a book off of this list from the decade that either a parent or grandparent was born in:
https://www.goodreads.com/list/show/4093
@Ali2b1g - Read a book with a "time" word in the title (midnight, noon, o'clock, etc.)
@Muzikgrrl -Read a mystery or thriller written by a Scandinavian/Nordic writer. Post a review on NBC.
Re: WBC 2014- Updated...again
No suggestions for the 15 pt?
But can someone explain this one to me? I don't know why but I'm not getting it.
"Read a book based on the previous book you read (mentioned in the book, similar title, same location or time period, etc)."
Just for probably over clarification sake's I'm assuming that it does exclude the next book in a series?
@raeily everyone tends to overthink the challenges. Just try and have fun with it.
Thanks so much for doing all this! You are awesome!
@booknerd226 Working on it. Will post in a bit.
Books read in 2010: 153
Books read in 2011: 160
Books read in 2012: 134
Books read in 2013: 110
Books read in 2014: 151
Books read in 2015: 153
Books read in 2016: 31