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message 1: by Susan (last edited Aug 14, 2025 08:05AM) (new)

Susan | 440 comments Joined this group half way into 2025. I've already read 101 books. Will start counting all new reads here.

My Badge Collection


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Susan | 440 comments HOB Campfire Cookout

✹When: July 1 to August 31, 2025


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Susan | 440 comments Summer Seasonal Readathon 2025

Runs 6/21/25-9/22/25


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Susan | 440 comments July TBR Busters

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Susan | 440 comments Reading Run Aug 14-17

Goal: 600
Read: 1467

Thursday: Finished reading The Pull of the Stars (196pgs), Watching You (25pgs), Fractured
Friday: Finished reading Watching You (200pgs), The Hunting Wives, Carrie Soto Is Back
Saturday: Finished reading The Hunting Wives (356), Carrie Soto Is Back (75pgs)
Sunday: Finished reading Fractured (388)


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Susan | 440 comments August TBR Busters
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Susan | 440 comments Fall Seasonal Readathon: 2025 - Completed
Runs 9/23/25-12/20/25


Fall RAT


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Susan | 440 comments Dec 25 RAT Weeklong RAT - 21 Dec - 1 Jan


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Susan | 440 comments ❄️Winter Seasonal Readathon: 2025❄️ - Runs 12/21/25-03/19/26 Winter Readathon

Christmas Emoji Movie Guessing Game - Completed

Snowball Fight


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Susan | 440 comments Retro VHS Channel Surfing
Time Travelers Challenge
Baseball
Curious Patterns
Not So Berry Challenge
Warlock's Spells

Chapter # and Title: Chapter #4 - 🍋 Same but Different
Task: A character misjudges something based on how it appears.
Book/Author: Time Off for Good Behavior by Lani Diane Rich
Date completed:
How it fits: (MC) Wanda acts perfectly compliant but is secretly pursuing a completely disastrous outcome. She thinks she successfully resolved a conflict, but in reality, she accidentally made things much worse and offended the very people she was trying to impress.


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Susan | 440 comments 2026 Monthly Challenges

TBR Busters - Jan
TBR Busters - Feb
TBR Busters - Mar
TBR Busters - Apr
TBR Busters - May
TBR Busters - June
TBR Busters - July


📋 THE MAIN TASKS
Read a book with a GREEN cover. - The Library After Dark by Ande Pliego (Gothic)

Read a book with the word "Nineteenth" or "Century" (no variation) in the Title or Text.

Read a book featuring a conspiracy or conspiracy theory.

Read a book where a family secret or hidden identity creates the central tension. The Turn of the Screw by Henry James (Gothic), 121pgs, (pub 1/1/1898) (A classic gothic novella where a governess takes care of two orphaned children at a lonely estate. The children display increasingly unsettling behavior, raising the terrifying question of whether they are hiding sinister identities or if the ghosts haunting them are actually manifestations of the governess's own psychological unraveling.)

Read a book featuring a neighbor, servant, or other outsider who meddles, snoops, or observes a little too closely.

Read a book written or set between January 1, 1801 through December 31, 1900.

Read a book that uses foreshadowing or red herrings to build suspense or mystery. The Woman in White by Wilkie Collins (Gothic), 672pgs, (pub 11/26/1859) (A cornerstone of Gothic and Victorian suspense. It relies on diary entries and shifting, unreliable narrators to present a tangled web of secrets, mistaken identities, and meticulously placed red herrings. You'll constantly be forced to question who is trustworthy.)

Read a book centered on family, home, or everyday life (domestic fiction).

Read a book where a character's social standing or class impacts their choices and opportunities. Fingersmith by Sarah Waters, (Gothic) 592pgs, (pub 10/1/02) (Set in Victorian London, this novel perfectly contrasts two very different extremes: the impoverished, grimy world of pickpockets and thieves, and the suffocating opulence of a secluded country estate)

Read a book that was controversial or groundbreaking when it was first published. The Picture of Dorian Gray by Oscar Wilde (gothic), 253pgs, (pub 7/1/1890) (Consider reading Oscar Wilde’s The Picture of Dorian Gray (1890). When it debuted in Lippincott's Monthly Magazine, it was widely condemned by Victorian critics as a "poisonous" and "morally depraved" story. )

The Secret History Donna Tartt
The Turn of the Screw Henry James
Rebecca Daphne du Maurier
The Most Fun We Ever Had Claire Lombardo


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