Challenge Lecture Popsugar 2015 discussion

A book with more than 500 pages ==> Le talisman (v.1 et 2) – Diana Gabaldon
A classic romance ==> Northanger Abbey - Jane Austen
A book that became a movie ==> The Maze Runner – James Dashner
A book published this year ==> Crash & Burn - Abigail Roux
A book with a number in the title ==> Top Ten Clues You're Clueless - Liz Czukas
A book written by someone under 30 ==>
A book with nonhuman characters ==> Rise & Fall - Charlie Cochet
A funny book ==> L’allumeur de rêves berbères - Fellag
A book by a female author ==> Le ver à soie - Robert Galbraith
A mystery or thriller ==>
A book with a one-word title ==> Found – Harlan Coben
A book of short stories ==> 13 à table
A book set in a different country ==> The Unlikely Pilgrimage of Harold Fry – Rachel Joyce
A nonfiction book ==> Yes, please – Amy Poehler
A popular author's first book ==> The Monkey’s Raincoat – Robert Crais
A book from an author you love that you haven't read yet ==> Harlan Coben
A book a friend recommended ==> La maison du sommeil – Jonathan Coe
A Pulitzer Prize-winning book ==> Le Chardonneret – Donna Tartt
A book based on a true story ==>
A book at the bottom of your to-read list ==> La voleuse de livres - Markus Zusak
A book your mom loves ==> Rebecca – Daphne du Maurier
A book that scares you ==> ************* - Stephen King
A book more than 100 years old ==> Beaucoup de bruit pour rien – William Shakespeare
A book based entirely on its cover ==> Ça peut pas rater - Gilles Legardinier
A book you were supposed to read in school but didn't ==> Le Petit Prince – Antoine de Saint-Exupéry
A memoir ==> Not My Father’s Son – Alan Cumming
A book you can finish in a day ==>
A book with antonyms in the title ==>
A book set somewhere you've always wanted to visit ==>
A book that came out the year you were born ==> A la poursuite d’Octobre Rouge – Tom Clancy
A book with bad reviews ==> Merci pour ce moment – Valérie Trierweiler
A trilogy ==> Hell & High Water / Blood & Thunder / Rack & Ruin – Charlie Cochet
A book from your childhood ==> Un troll dans mes croquettes – Ursell Scheffler
A book with a love triangle ==> Raisons et Sentiments – Jane Austen
A book set in the future ==> *************
A book set in high school ==> A quelques secondes près – Harlan Coben
A book with a color in the title ==> La couleur pourpre – Alice Walker
A book that made you cry ==> Newton's Laws of Attraction - M.J. O'Shea
A book with magic ==> Magie noire à Soho – Ben Aaronovitch
A graphic novel ==> *************
A book by an author you've never read before ==> Le monde de Charlie – Stephen Chbosky
A book you own but have never read ==> ***********
A book that takes place in your hometown ==> ***********
A book that was originally written in a different language ==> La gardienne de Phare – Camilla Läckberg
A book set during Chrismas ==> *************
A book written by an author with your same initials ==> Un mort à Starvation Lake – Bryan Gruley
A play ==> ************
A banned book ==> J’irai cracher sur vos tombes – Boris Vian
A book based on or turned into a TV show ==> Orange is the New Black – Piper Kerman
A book you started but never finished ==> L’ombre du Vent – Carlos Ruiz Zafon



Bon forcément, y a des trucs susceptibles de changer, des cases que je remplirai sûrement au fur et à mesure de mes lectures. Ou quand mes bouquins seront sortis de ces fichus cartons de déménagement... -__-

Ars, c'est amusant, on a pas mal de trucs en commun quand je compare nos deux listes. On pourrait peut-être se motiver avec un buddy reading pour certains...

Ah ouais, effectivement, on a quelques trucs en commun ! ;) Et pourquoi pas, pour le buddy reading :D

C'est assez varié comme liste. Pour les astérisques, c'est que t'as pas d'idées ? Tu verras plus tard sur le moment ?

Pour certains j'ai pas encore d'idée. Pour d'autres je verrai au fur et à mesure de ce que je lis ou de ce qui sort. Et c'est surtout que mes bouquins sont tjs dans des cartons. Du coup j'attends.

Bon j'ai rajouté le Petit Prince parce que je l'ai pas lu et que c'est un must read quand même.