We Read Stuff discussion

To complete this challenge, read one book for each category Between January 1 and March 31 2020. Set up a comment to track your progress. Copy the task list to your own comment and list the book cover and date read as you complete the task.

1. As we head into a new year read a book that is first in a series.

2. January's birthstone is the garnet. Read a book with a cover that is mostly red.

3. January 15 was Martin Luther King's birthday. Read a book about civil rights.

4. Read a book from the first page of your TBR shelf.

5. Valentine's Day isn't always chocolates and roses - read a book about a dysfunctional relationship.

6. 2020 is a leap year. One extra day for reading! Read a book with more than 366 pages.

7. An historical name for February in Old English is Kale-Monath (named for cabbage). Read a book with a vegetable on the cover.

8. In March we are all a little Irish for a day. Read a book set in Ireland or written by an Irish author.

9. 2020 is a year with two 20s. Read a book that has the same word in the title twice. (word cannot be a or the)

10. In March we celebrate the Equinox. Read a book that has to do with equality.

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Katrisa's Q1 Challenge

1. As we head into a new year read a book that is first in a series.Dread Nation

2. January's birthstone is the garnet. Read a book with a cover that is mostly red.

3. January 15 was Martin Luther King's birthday. Read a book about civil rights. The Divide: American Injustice in the Age of the Wealth Gap

4. Read a book from the first page of your TBR shelf. When the Moon is Low

5. Valentine's Day isn't always chocolates and roses - read a book about a dysfunctional relationship. China Rich Girlfriend

6. 2020 is a leap year. One extra day for reading! Read a book with more than 366 pages.Finale

7. An historical name for February in Old English is Kale-Monath (named for cabbage). Read a book with a vegetable on the cover. Animal, Vegetable, Miracle: A Year of Food Life

8. In March we are all a little Irish for a day. Read a book set in Ireland or written by an Irish author. What the Wind Knows

9. 2020 is a year with two 20s. Read a book that has the same word in the title twice. (word cannot be a or the) Guards! Guards!

10. In March we celebrate the Equinox. Read a book that has to do with equality.Tears We Cannot Stop: A Sermon to White America

10 of 10 Books Complete - on 3/29/20

To complete this challenge, read one book for each category Between January 1 and March 31 2020. Set up a comment to track your progress. Copy the task list to your own comment and list the book cover and date read as you complete the task.

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1. As we head into a new year read a book that is first in a series.
Hold Your Tongue 11/01/2020

2. January's birthstone is the garnet. Read a book with a cover that is mostly red.

The 24-Hour Café 03/03/2020

3. January 15 was Martin Luther King's birthday. Read a book about civil rights.

Conjure Women 22/03/2020

4. Read a book from the first page of your TBR shelf.
The Death of Bees 01/01/2020

5. Valentine's Day isn't always chocolates and roses - read a book about a dysfunctional relationship.
It Ends with Us 04/02/2020

6. 2020 is a leap year. One extra day for reading! Read a book with more than 366 pages.
The Hypnotist's Love Story 29/01/2020

7. An historical name for February in Old English is Kale-Monath (named for cabbage). Read a book with a vegetable on the cover.


8. In March we are all a little Irish for a day. Read a book set in Ireland or written by an Irish author.
The Tour 11/02/2020

9. 2020 is a year with two 20s. Read a book that has the same word in the title twice. (word cannot be a or the)
Bluebird, Bluebird 06/01/2020

10. In March we celebrate the Equinox. Read a book that has to do with equality.
On the Come Up 19/01/2020

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