Addicted to YA discussion

These are general guidelines that will apply to all reading challenges unless otherwise specified.

-🔹 A book can only be used for one task per challenge.
-🔹 You can use the same book for all of your challenges, as long as it fits one of the tasks. This makes it easy to complete many challenges throughout the year!
-🔹 Books must be a minimum of 150 pages to complete a task.
-🔹 Audiobooks count, too! Just use the page count for the default book format that comes up on Goodreads.
-🔹 Rereads are also acceptable but make sure it is read at least after 6 month
-🔹 If you sign up for a challenge after the start date, feel free to backdate to the beginning of the challenge in order to get credit for all the books you read during the challenge runtime.
-🔹 Tasks can be completed in any order. When completed, just mention the book with the link to pages and review and also the bonus if any
for example:

review-link
pages-123https://www.goodreads.com/book/show/1...
bonus-....(if any)

-🔹Books may be added together to reach these minimums, as long as all books are under the minimum. You can't add a book to another book which counts on its own.
-🔹A review or 4 detailed updates will be required for each book read
-🔹Reviews posted after the end of the challenge will also not be counted.
-🔹Higher page count editions may be used when claiming points for pages,


the points will be counted as
__________|_Books_|_bonus_|__Page____|__Total
__________|_Read__|_points_|__Points__|

Name______|___0___|___0___|_____0____|_____0
Name______|___0___|___0___|_____0____|_____0
Name______|___0___|___0___|_____0____|_____0

Team______|___0___|___0___|_____0____|_____0



if you have any questions, feel free to ask:)

RULES FOR OCT-NOV MONTHLY CHALLENGE

The basic rules above apply
For every 50 pages, 1 point will be allotted
For bonus points:-
--orange or black color cover
--Any letter of PUMPKIN in the name of the title, writer, or name of the series
--book tagged horror or paranormal

Hi. I have a question.... Im new here. So thank you for the add!.
For the clickable book cover you have posted above, how do i add that? Do I just copy and paste the link and it automatically appears?
Thank You!
So excited for my first YA Challenge here 😊

If we read the book starting anytime in January, they count?

How do I get added to a team or is it too late

Hi! I'm new here, does this still run?

Hello! what will the change for March? I would like to join. Thanks

Hannah Fidler wrote: "Hello! what will the change for March? I would like to join. Thanks"

can we some books on here?

excited for the challenge!! planning to on starting today!!!

Just finished COVID Days — and wow.

COVID Days: A Poetic Memoir of A Schoolboy’s Life Through the Pandemic

I honestly don’t even know where to start. I just came across this book and it completely blew my mind. COVID Days by Methul Hettiarachchi isn’t just a memoir. It’s not just poetry. It’s a masterpiece — a raw, unfiltered, living snapshot of what life felt like during the pandemic. Every word, every pause, every space on the page is deliberate. You feel the chaos, the fear, the absurdity, the small joys, the heartbreaks, and the moments of pure human connection.

It’s like holding a piece of history in your hands — a time capsule that’s untouched, unpolished, utterly honest, and somehow so beautifully alive. The creativity, the insight, the courage to just let it all be, makes this something you cannot just read — you experience it.

And the best part? The Kindle version is currently free. I can’t recommend this enough. This is one of those books that will stay with you forever.

Grab it here while it’s free: https://a.co/d/01zt81N

Alex wrote: "Just finished COVID Days — and wow.

COVID Days: A Poetic Memoir of A Schoolboy’s Life Through the Pandemic

I honestly don’t even know where to start. I just came across this book and it completel..."

Congratulations on writing a book!!

Wow.. reading this review now makes we want to read this!! Thank you for the req <3