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message 1: by Jennifer (new)

Jennifer | 72 comments What other goodreads reading challenges besides src are worth a look? :)


message 2: by [deleted user] (new)

Reading with Style which I believe came out of this group.

Crazy Challenge Connection has a wide variety of challenges of different lengths and durations.


message 3: by Lola (new)

Lola | 283 comments This is a good one for expanding and diversifying your reading choices:

Book Riot Read Harder


Jayme(theghostreader) (jaymetheghostreader) | 3040 comments I joined Stress Free Reading Challenges and if you like historical fiction there is the Historical Fictionistas Group.


message 5: by Shanna_redwind (new)

Shanna_redwind | 754 comments Nothing But Reading Challenges has a very wide variety of different challenges, occasional group challenges, and an interesting Role Playing Game made up of all reading challenges
https://www.goodreads.com/group/show/...


message 6: by Dee (last edited Oct 08, 2017 04:45PM) (new)

Dee (austhokie) | 8947 comments I liked Pick-A-Shelf - Tien the mod is very creative when it comes to challenges - one of my favorites for the second year is the Bookopoly challenge (similar to monopoly but book based)


Jayme(theghostreader) (jaymetheghostreader) | 3040 comments I am on that too.


message 8: by Trish (new)

Trish (trishhartuk) | 3675 comments The cozy mysteries group (https://www.goodreads.com/topic/list_...) runs a monthly "mini" challenge as well as a quarterly "spell-it-out" challenge, which I can usually find books to qualify for that also qualify for the SRC. They don't have to be mysteries, although being a mysteries group, there is a bias in that direction.


message 9: by Fandury (new)

Fandury | 957 comments I will recommened A Million More Pages and the sister group Game Night.

Both have individual and group challenges. AMMP has usually a overall theme for a few month, that influences all challenges and on Game night all challenges have a connection to Games, but being played with books.


message 10: by Jackie (new)

Jackie Stress Free Challenges has a lot of options and no deadlines!


Jayme(theghostreader) (jaymetheghostreader) | 3040 comments I am in that group


message 12: by Marie (UK) (new)

Marie (UK) (mazza1) | 3940 comments Dee wrote: "I liked Pick-A-Shelf - Tien the mod is very creative when it comes to challenges - one of my favorites for the second year is the Bookopoly challenge (similar to monopoly but book based)"

i like this group and the Scatter shelves challenge is one of my favourites


message 13: by Pam (new)

Pam (bluegrasspam) I like the Around the Year in 52 Books challenge in the GR Group with the same name.


message 14: by Marie (UK) (new)

Marie (UK) (mazza1) | 3940 comments Pam wrote: "I like the Around the Year in 52 Books challenge in the GR Group with the same name."

this sounds interesting


message 15: by Bryony (new)

Bryony (bryony46) | 350 comments I’m doing the Around the Year challenge too and I definitely recommend it. The group is really friendly and a great place to discuss books with other readers, and I’ve found the prompts are just the right balance so they are challenging me to read out of my comfort zone, but are not so challenging that finding books to fit is a chore.

The 2018 list has just been finalised in the last few weeks, you should definitely check it out. :-)


message 16: by Pam (new)

Pam (bluegrasspam) I also started a new challenge, which goes from now until Dec 2018, called the Translated Literature challenge. You read 16 out of 22 given genres, all translated from a language which is not your native language. It's in the group Around the World in 80 books. This will be an interesting challenge, I think!


message 17: by cerine (new)

cerine  | 1 comments Dee wrote: "I liked Pick-A-Shelf - Tien the mod is very creative when it comes to challenges - one of my favorites for the second year is the Bookopoly challenge (similar to monopoly but book based)"

What group has the Bookopoly challenge? That sounds super fascinating.


Jayme(theghostreader) (jaymetheghostreader) | 3040 comments That is the Pick a Shelf group. I am in that group.


message 19: by Book Concierge (new)

Book Concierge (tessabookconcierge) | 4447 comments Monthly Challenges

Wacky Reading Challenges

Wanderlust Challenges

Several of the other groups I'm in have monthly challenges, but that isn't necessarily the focus of the group.


message 20: by Tien (new)

Tien (tiensblurb) | 2304 comments Dee wrote: "I liked Pick-A-Shelf - Tien the mod is very creative when it comes to challenges - one of my favorites for the second year is the Bookopoly challenge (similar to monopoly but book based)"

Aw, Dee, thanks, lovey <3

Saw this 2 months later but still... warms the cockles of my heart!

& same to you too, Marie <3

Have loved having you both in the group!


message 21: by Kristina Simon (new)

Kristina Simon (kristinasimon) | 11204 comments Does anyone have a recommendation for a mystery-focused group that does challenges? Not that I need another challenge, mind you, but.... you know..... obsessive, much?


message 22: by Tien (new)

Tien (tiensblurb) | 2304 comments Kristina Simon wrote: "Does anyone have a recommendation for a mystery-focused group that does challenges? Not that I need another challenge, mind you, but.... you know..... obsessive, much?"

I'm in this one: Aussie Lovers of Crime/Mystery/Thriller/Suspense

They have seasonal & annual challenges but usually quite do-able :)


message 24: by Sandy, Moderator Emeritus (last edited Jan 10, 2018 08:34AM) (new)

Sandy | 16893 comments Mod
The Mystery, Crime and Thriller group has challenges.

ETA - altho, looking at them, it looks as if these are individual challenges that members set for themselves.


message 25: by Kristina Simon (new)

Kristina Simon (kristinasimon) | 11204 comments Thanks for the suggestions Tien, Sandi, and Sandy! I'll check those out.


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