United Book Nerds discussion

For this year we also have a Reading Challenge. The idea of this challenge is to pick a book for each challenge, but it also is allowed to pick one book for multiple challenges. There are 28 challenges and they will be listed down below, I hope you'll come and join us! Which challenge are you looking forward to most?

1. Read a biography, autobiography or memoir.
2. Read a book about books.
3. Read a book based on or turned into a TV show.
4. Read a book by an author that you feel you should have read by now.
5. Read a book by an author you've never read something from before.
6. Read a book everyone is talking about.
7. Read a book from an author you love that you haven't read.
8. Read a book from the bottom of your TBR-list.
9. Read a book on a summer/beach reading list.
10. Read a book originally written in an other language than English.
11. Read a book published in 2016.
12. Read a book set in high school.
13. Read a book set in the future.
14. Read a book set somewhere you've always wanted to visit.
15. Read a book that became a movie.
16. Read a book that takes place in your country.
17. Read a book that was mentioned in another book.
18. Read a book with a beautiful cover.
19. Read a book with a great opening line.
20. Read a book with more than 500 pages.
21. Read a book with non-human characters.
22. Read a book you've seen the movie of but haven't read.
23. Read a classic romance.
24. Read a mystery or thriller.
25. Read a short story.
26. Read the 16th book on your TBR.
27. Read the first book in a series new to you.
28. Read the highest rated book on your TBR.

1. Read a biography, autobiography or memoir.
A Work In Progress – Connor Franta
2. Read a book about books.
I'm not doing this challenge.
3. Read a book based on or turned into a TV show.
Pretty Little Liars – Sara Shepard Review
4. Read a book by an author that you feel you should have read by now.
The Perks of being a Wallflower – Stephen Chbosky Review
5. Read a book by an author you've never read something from before.
The Fill-In Boyfriend – Kasie West
6. Read a book everyone is talking about.
Fallen Kingdoms – Morgan Rhodes
7. Read a book from an author you love that you haven't read.
My true love gave to me – Stephanie Perkins
8. Read a book from the bottom of your TBR-list.
Eclipse – Stephenie Meyer
9. Read a book on a summer/beach reading list.
The last song – Nicholas Sparks
10. Read a book originally written in an other language than English.
Boy 7 – Mirjam Mous
11. Read a book published in 2016.
Passenger – Alexandra Bracken
12. Read a book set in high school.
The Duff – Kody Keplinger
13. Read a book set in the future.
Fairest – Marissa Meyer Review
14. Read a book set somewhere you've always wanted to visit.
The Night Circus – Erin Morgenstern
15. Read a book that became a movie.
Confessions Of A Shopaholic – Sophie Kinsella
16. Read a book that takes place in your country.
Just One Day – Gayle Forman
17. Read a book that was mentioned in another book.
The Shadowhunters Codex – Cassandra Clare Review
18. Read a book with a beautiful cover.
Love letters to the dead – Ava Dellaira
19. Read a book with a great opening line.
Confess – Colleen Hoover
20. Read a book with more than 500 pages.
Carry On – Rainbow Rowell Review
21. Read a book with non-human characters.
The indigo spell – Richelle Mead
22. Read a book you've seen the movie of but haven't read.
Love, Rosie – Cecelia Ahern
23. Read a classic romance.
Pride and Prejudice – Jane Austen
24. Read a mystery or thriller.
I'm not doing this challenge
25. Read a short story.
Just One Night – Gayle Forman (2.5 Just one day)
26. Read the 16th book on your TBR.
The Summer I Turned Pretty – Jenny Han
27. Read the first book in a series new to you.
Percy Jackson and The Lightning Thief – Rick Riordan Review
28. Read the highest rated book on your TBR.
The Notebook – Nicholas Sparks

Awesome, Laura! Have you read any of these books yet?

I've read the ones with "review"

The night circus ;33 woop woop ♥