75 Books...More or Less! discussion

I love reading challenges. Hope I have not overloaded myself this year.

2016 ABC Challenge:

A. All The Bright Places - Jennifer Niven

B. Blueberry Girl - Neil Gaiman

C. Champion - Marie Lu

D. Dangerous Alphabet - Neil Gaiman

E. East of Eden - John Steinbeck

F. Fallen - Lauren Kate

G. Ghost Writer - Michael Dahl

H. How the States Got Their Shapes - Mark Stein

I. The Infinite Sea - Rick Yancey

J.

K. Killer App - Michael Dahl

L. Legend - Marie Lu

M. MirrorMask - Neil Gaiman

N. Night - Elie Wiesel

O.

P. Prodigy - Marie Lu

Q.

R.

S. Six of Crows - Leigh Bardugo

T. Tender at the Bone - Ruth Reichl

U. Under the Never Sky - Veronica Rossi

V. Village School - Miss Read

W. Where the Stars Still Shine - Trish Doller

X.

Y. Yaqui Delgado Wants to Kick Your Ass - Meg Medina

Z. Zarafa - Michael Allin

Wow what a great start!! Also like Neil Gaiman, but haven't read those you have listed. How were they?

I love Neil Gaiman! I haven't read Blueberry Girl yet, but I loved The Dangerous Alphabet.

Wow Shannon!!!

Neil Gaiman is fantastic! I've been going through a list of his since late last year. I started it after my library got the 2016 Oklahoma Sequoyah Book lists in. He had a book on there called "Fortunately the Milk." Such a cute book! I laughed through the whole thing. Def check him out!

Stacie wrote: "I love Neil Gaiman! I haven't read Blueberry Girl yet, but I loved The Dangerous Alphabet."

Blueberry Girl is cute and easy. Great book if you have little ones that are just now learning to read.

Stacie wrote: "I love Neil Gaiman! I haven't read Blueberry Girl yet, but I loved The Dangerous Alphabet."

I loved The Dangerous Alphabet also. Odd and the Frost Giants was another favorite of mine.

Hillary wrote: "Wow what a great start!! Also like Neil Gaiman, but haven't read those you have listed. How were they?"

They were all great. MirrorMask I was on the fence about. To me, and it is just my personal opinion, it was a little dark/strange. Not really sure how to describe it. Def a little more serious to me.