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Hi everyone. Since I've gotten a couple of requests for 2026 Motifs, I thought I'd put up a separate thread to discuss. Add your suggestions below. And for anyone who is new to the challenge or just curious, I've included the link to the Google doc where I keep track of past Motifs below. Thank you all! Happy reading.
https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/...
Cecil wrote: "Okay, are you ready? I skimmed my TBR list, wrote down a bunch and checked them agains this year’s words. Only had to eliminate two! Here goes:Eye, gone, deep, island, sister, boy, house, who, wel..."
Thank you Cecil! I appreciate this!
Hi all! I've begun thinking about next year's challenge and I'd like to give participants a chance to request key words this year!So, let me know in the comments what key words you're hoping to see on the 2026 Key Word Challenge list. I can't promise that I'll use them all, but I'd love to hear what you all would request.
The Motif (theme) for December is "Snuggle Up and Read"...Let's get cozy! Read some cozy fiction, a cozy mystery, or a cozy romance book.
Share with us! Which book did you read and what did you think of it
The December Key Words are...Fable, Flirt, Truly, Shop, Winter, Yours, Warm Love
Share with us! Which key word did you pick? What book did you read and what did you think of it?
The November Key Words are...Tale, Final, Feast, Bloom, Cliff, Wide, Memory, Always
Share with us! Which key word did you pick? What book did you read and what did you think of it?
The Motif (theme) for November is ... “Popcorn Fiction”Read a book that makes for light but enjoyable reading. Binge-worthy and low stakes. One-sitting reads. Quick and fun palate cleansers.
Share with us! Which book did you read and what did you think of it
The Motif (theme) for October is ... “The Dark Side”Read a book with a 'dark' story OR read a book with a mostly black cover. "Dark" is up to interpretation. This could be dark academia, horror, difficult subject matters, creepy settings, books that take place at night, etc.
Share with us! Which book did you read and what did you think of it?
The October Key Words are...Bury, Ghost, Chain, Glass, Moon, Last, One, Street
Share with us! Which key word did you pick? What book did you read and what did you think of it?
Thank you Nina~!
Thank you Nina!
The Motif (theme) for September is ... “Birds, Bugs, & Botanicals”Read a book with birds, bugs, or botanicals that are on the cover, in the title, or part of the story.
Share with us! Which book did you read and what did you think of it
The September Key Words are...Borrow, Survive, Listen, Where, Sleeping, Crash, Please, Count
Share with us! Which key word did you pick? What book did you read and what did you think of it?
I still want to read this! Good idea with the 2 for 1 pick.
The Motif (theme) for March is ...“Spring Cleaning”
(Read a book that’s been on your TBR (to be read) list for two or more years.)
Share with us! Which book did you read and what did you think of it?
The April Key Words are...Rest, Days, Upstairs, Sing, Shell, Starlight, Life, Couple
Share with us! Which key word did you pick? What book did you read and what did you think of it?
This month I read What Have You Done? by Shari Lapena.
Lapena is always a solid mystery read for me and this one was no different. I read through it pretty fast and gave it 4stars.
It's January 24th and I'm finally getting to my challenge read. I am reading
No One Can Know and really enjoying it so far! I think I'll get through it quickly.
LB wrote: "I'm from Kentucky. I love reading and read most anything (though I don't read horror). I also read books set for different ages as it helps me to recommend books to many different people (I work wi..."Welcome LB!
Cecil wrote: "Hi all!I have introduced myself before, but will add a bit for new challenge readers. I’m from mid-Minnesota, living in a rural area, retired and enjoying that immensely! The best part is it gives..."
Welcome back Cecil!! :)
