Around the Year in 52 Books discussion

1. A book you meant to read in 2015, but didn't: The First Men in the Moon by H.G. Wells
2. A book set in a different continent: The Moonstone by Wilkie Collins
3. A book from the Goodreads Choice Awards 2015 (winner or nominated): The Girl on the Train by Paula Hawkins
4. A book by an author you discovered in 2015: Les Fleurs du Mal by Charles Baudelaire
5. A book with a title beginning with the 1st letter of your name: -
6. The highest rated on your TBR: aventurat e benit pa mbiemer by Kastriot Mahilaj
7. A book about books: The Business School For People Who Like Helping People by Robert T. Kiyosaki
8. A classic book with less than 200 pages: -
9. A book that was mentioned in another book: -
10. A book by an author you feel you should have read by now: Rebecca by Daphne du Maurier
11. A book from the Rory Gilmore challenge: -
12. A childhood classic: -
13. Reader’s Choice: -
14. A book with one of the five W’s -or H in the title (Who/What/Where/When/Why/How): -
15. A book set in the past (more than 100 years ago): The Importance of Being Earnest by Oscar Wilde
16. A book from the top 100 mystery novels: -
17. A book with a beautiful cover: -
18. A book on a summer/beach reading list: Dick Sands: A Captain at Fifteen by Jules Verne
19. A non-fiction book: -
20. A book with a first name in the title: David Copperfield by Charles Dickens
21. A book from the Goodreads Recommendations page: -
22. The first book in a new to you series: -
23. The next book in a series you are reading: -
24. A "between the numbers" book of a series (0.5, 1,5, 2.5, etc.): -
25. A book whose main character is in a profession that interests you: -
26. A book everyone is talking about: -
27. A book with a beautiful title (in your own opinion): -
28. A biography, autobiography, or memoir: -
29. A book by an author who writes under more than one name: -
30. A fairytale from a culture other than your own: Artemis Fowl by Eoin Colfer
31. A work of young adult fiction: -
32. A historical fiction book: A Room with a View by E.M. Forster
33. The 16th book on your TBR: Julius Caesar by William Shakespeare
34. A book about mental illness: -
35. An award winning book: Beowulf by Unknwon
36. An identity book - a book about a different culture, religion or sexual orientation: -
37. A book that you've seen the movie of but haven't read: The Last Song by Nicholas Sparks
38. A book about an anti hero: -
39. A previous suggestion that did not make it into the list: -
40. A novella from your favorite genre: Lamtumirë guacka ime by Viktor Canosinaj
41. A book about a major world event (fiction or non-fiction): -
42. A top 100 fantasy novel: -
43. A book about a thing that goes bump in the night: -
44. A book you're embarrassed to read in public: -
45. A book related to a hobby or passion you have: Around the World in 80 Days by Jules Verne
46. A crime story: -
47. A book with a type of food/drink in the title: -
48. A dystopia: -
49. A book with a great opening line: -
50. A book originally written in a language other than English: Ndodhite e Miut Veshkeputur by Hilmi Kolgjegja
51. A short story from a well-known author: -
52. A book published in 2016: -

Feel free to make any book suggestions as I'm still on the editing progress:) Thank you!

I'll read Around the world too :)

I haven't read the book from HG Wells you'll read for week 1. I read 2 of his books this year, they felt a bit dated but it was interesting to read them from a cultural point of view. This man wrote really unusual scifi books for his time!

Artemis Fowl has a very modern world building for the fairies, I totally enjoyed this part. I only read the 1st book so I'm looking forward to some more in 2016!

Hi, I have HG Wells and Rebecca on my list, too. Will look forward to seeing your opinions on them!

I never heard of The First Men in the Moon, now I want to read it! I'm reading The Importance of Being Earnest for the 2015 challenge, I hope it's good.

You've got a great start to your list! I can't wait to see your others. For week 14 I've been recommending What If?: Serious Scientific Answers to Absurd Hypothetical Questions. I haven't read it yet, but it looks really good. It's on my 2016 list, along with several others.