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☼ 2016: A-Z READING CHALLENGE ☼

2016: A-Z Reading Challenge



Duration: January 1 to December 31, 2016

Number of Books: 26

Guidelines:
- Read one book for every alphabet
- You can read in any order you wish
- The articles “a”, “an” & “the” are not counted as part of the title
- You can only use one way to complete the challenge
- Any books are acceptable: young adult, new adult or adult books. However, since we are young adult group, you are encouraged to read as many young adult books as possible!

Pick Your Option: Choose how you are going to read for this challenge

A. Title:
The first letter in the title of the books (not the title of the series) should correspond to a letter in the alphabet. Letters Q, X and Z can be positioned anywhere in the title.
Examples:
A: All Fall Down
B: The Boy Most Likely To
C: The Conspiracy of Us
...

B. Author:
The first letter in the author’s (first or last) name should correspond to a letter in the alphabet. Letters Q, X and Z can be positioned anywhere in the author’s name.
Examples: "Last Names"
A: Madelyn Alt: In Charm's Way
B: Holly Black: The Darkest Part of the Forest
C: Kresley Cole: Dead of Winter
...

C. Character:
The first letter in the main character’s (first or last) name should correspond to a letter in the alphabet. Letters Q, X and Z can be positioned anywhere in the character’s name.
Examples:
A: August: Wonder
B: Braden: On Dublin Street
C: Chris: Breathless
...

D. Series:
The first letter in the title of the series should correspond to a letter in the alphabet. Letters Q, X and Z can be positioned anywhere in title of the series.
Examples:
A: Altered #3: Reborn
B: Bloodlines #6: The Ruby Circle
C: The Coincidence #7: Seth & Greyson
...

E. Cover:
Use the cover for A-Z and as for the letters Q, X, Y, and Z you can use any cover you like.
Examples:
A: Apple : Tear You Apart (Beau Rivage, #2) by Sarah Cross
B: Blood : Red Queen (Red Queen, #1) by Victoria Aveyard
C: Crow : Ferals by Jacob Grey
...

F. Friend:
Use your GR friends’ first name to complete this challenge. Read the books in their shelves (TBR is preferred, but any shelves will do). Letters Q, X and Z can be positioned anywhere in their names.
Examples:
A: Angel: When You Were Here
B: Britney: Finding Cinderella
C: Claire: On the Fence
...


G. Location:
Use the location where the story takes place to complete this challenge. It can be the town, city or country. Letters Q, X and Z can be positioned anyway in the setting.
Examples:
America: Future Perfect
Brooklyn: Liar & Spy
Canada: Captive
...


Good Luck & Read On!!

☼ 2016: A-Z READING CHALLENGE ☼

Duration: 01/01/2016 - 31/12/2016
Progress: 17/26

Option: A (Book Titles)

A: Antigoddess (Goddess War #1) by Kendare Blake ; read 02/09/2016
B: Bluescreen (Mirador #1) by Dan Wells ; read 25/07/2016
C: Collide (The Taking #3) by Melissa West ; read 12/03/2016
D: Dead Connection (Ellie Hatcher #1) by Alafair Burke ; read 05/03/2016
E: Eternal (Winterhaven #3) by Kristi Cook ; read 10/06/2016
F: Fragments (Partials Sequence #2) by Dan Wells ; read 13/07/2016
G: Game (HP Pettersson #1) by Anders de la Motte ; read 31/03/2016
H: Half-Blood (Covenant #1) by Jennifer L. Armentrout ; read 25/06/2016
I: Immortal City (Immortal City #1) by Scott Speer ; read 23/06/2016
J:
K:
L:
M: Mortal (The Books of Mortals, #2) by Ted Dekker ; read 24/03/2016
N: Nightfall (Dark Age Dawning #1) by Ellen Connor ; read 09/06/2016
O: Origin (Lux #4) by Jennifer L. Armentrout ; read 21/06/2016
P: Partials (Partials Sequence #1) by Dan Wells ; read 01/07/2016
Q:
R: Ready Player One by Ernest Cline ; read 11/08/2016
S: Sweet Evil (The Sweet Series #1) by Wendy Higgins ; read 12/09/2016
T: The Flight of the Silvers (Silvers #1) by Daniel Price ; read 15/06/2016
U:
V:
W: Wool Omnibus (Silo #1; Wool #1-5) by Hugh Howey; read 07/09/2016
X:
Y:
Z: