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Oh! I remember this!! :)I won't be participating this year, but I will happily cheer on all who do!
I wish all many GoodReads in 2019!
Nyssa wrote: "Oh! I remember this!! :)I won't be participating this year, but I will happily cheer on all who do!
I wish all many GoodReads in 2019!"
I bet that you'll have at least 15 of them finished by year end. ;)
MrsJoseph wrote: "I bet that you'll have at least 15 of them finished by year-end. ;) ."Lol... Stop tempting me! I'm trying to keep things simple this year, and yet I've added a challenge (MASH) and upped my reading goal already.
I'm having trouble wrapping my brain around what reusing a book means... does that mean that you can use one book for two categories? Up to 5 times?
Becky wrote: "I'm having trouble wrapping my brain around what reusing a book means... does that mean that you can use one book for two categories? Up to 5 times?"I was coming to ask the same question :)
Becky wrote: "I'm having trouble wrapping my brain around what reusing a book means... does that mean that you can use one book for two categories? Up to 5 times?"Yup. Cause there are 40 categories - but if you want to make it harder, you can not reuse.
In fact, I'll add that above.
Becky wrote: "I'm sticking with the full list and just going to read what I feel like from it."WOOOT!
Ironically I'm having a tough time fitting our January BotM into this challenge.Tell me, is this thing blue? I think it's more green, but has a hint of blue.
Chris wrote: "Ironically I'm having a tough time fitting our January BotM into this challenge.Tell me, is this thing blue? I think it's more green, but has a hint of blue.
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It's teal to me, but definitely more on the green side than the blue.
Why not use this one: A book recommended by someone you just met
Seems more appropriate since that's what happened. :P
So, I'm not doing any re-reads this year, so "A book you haven't read since high school" is going to just be a book that I should have read in HS but didn't. :D
Becky wrote: "So, I'm not doing any re-reads this year, so "A book you haven't read since high school" is going to just be a book that I should have read in HS but didn't. :D"Look at you! No re-reads?? I couldn't survive without re-reads. It would drive me bananas.
Becky wrote: "Why not use this one: A book recommended by someone you just met "*snort* Good suggestion...
MrsJoseph wrote: "Becky wrote: "So, I'm not doing any re-reads this year, so "A book you haven't read since high school" is going to just be a book that I should have read in HS but didn't. :D"Look at you! No re-r..."
Well... it really came out of my not wanting to spend the year reading a bunch of King books that I've read 800 times before and actually read some of the unread books I own instead.
I tend to only reread earlier series books in preparation of continuing and/or completing said series.There are a few individual novels, however, that I read decades ago that I wouldn’t mind revisiting one day.
Lol King is on that list - primarily Needfull Things and The Dark Half. I want to see if I can remind myself as to why my teen self loved them so much.
Becky wrote: "Why not use this one: A book recommended by someone you just metSeems more appropriate since that's what happened. :P ..."
I thought about this, but I never interacted even once with any of the folks that voted for the thing lol
Becky wrote: "Well... it really came out of my not wanting to spend the year reading a bunch of King books that I've read 800 times before and actually read some of the unread books I own instead.."Makes sense. I have to do a reset occasionally because I run across a lot of trash (KU).
Chris wrote: "I thought about this, but I never interacted even once with any of the folks that voted for the thing lol"Interpret it as the collective "you", meaning the group. :P
I know...heheBut I get what you're saying. I would never have heard of the book if someone hadn't come to our group and nominated it, then invited more friends to come vote for it.
So recommended by someone(s) that we as a group just met.
That works.
I’m buckling ... I might pull a Becky - post the entire list, throw books at it, and see what sticks. *Shrug* I don’t know yet.I also found the “I’ll Try Anything Once” list of various genres and sub-genres.
Nyssa wrote: "I’m buckling ... I might pull a Becky - post the entire list, throw books at it, and see what sticks. *Shrug* I don’t know yet.I also found the “I’ll Try Anything Once” list of various genres and..."
That one was a niiiiice one, too...
Nyssa wrote: "I’m buckling ... I might pull a Becky - post the entire list, throw books at it, and see what sticks. *Shrug* I don’t know yet.I also found the “I’ll Try Anything Once” list of various genres and..."
*drool*
If you want to start another challenge folder, I can post the list when I get home.I might even be able to find the one a tweaked, as an example.
I might also do the thing where I just plop in books as I read them... though there are some categories I pretty much know I won't read.
Nyssa wrote: "Cool. Thought this one might be SFE specific. Okay. I’ll post a new thread later today."
Done.




The 2019 Something for Everyone Challenge is just that: a challenge that has a little of something for everyone, no matter your reading habits. This challenge is very, very customizable - making it the perfect challenge for you. ;-)
The Rules:
The entire list has 40 categories. Players can remove up to 20 items and can re-use up to 5 books. If you're interested in making the challenge a little more difficult, only use 1 unique book per category.
Create your thread in the Challenges folder. Once you have removed your categories, post your category list and get started.
Keep a list of the categories you remove! Players can swap out up to 4 of the categories they previously removed but cannot create their own categories.
Any book read in 2019 counts.
The list: