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- number in the title
- number in the series
- publish date (in April, on the 4th, or year ending in 4)
- "four" in line of book
I've had the whole day away from people so maybe I've gone a bit extra haha.
Anna 'Bookbuyer' wrote: "- page goal - 75,000
- author related Bonus points for reading the same author?"
sounds interesting!
- author related Bonus points for reading the same author?"
sounds interesting!
Kim wrote: "Maybe since April is the 4th month, it could be books related to 4
- number in the title
- number in the series
- publish date (in April, on the 4th, or year ending in 4)
- "four" in line of book
..."
love it all!
- number in the title
- number in the series
- publish date (in April, on the 4th, or year ending in 4)
- "four" in line of book
..."
love it all!

I'm not sure what this means but I am voting for it!"
Haha I'm still working on the idea!!









Readathon running 1/5 to 1/10 - read 400 pages, and one of your books must have snow or a snowflake on the cover
Readathon running 1/5 to 1/8 - read 200 pages, and see how many of your in progress books you can finish

So, for January, people can pick a book they've read before now (but in January) because we're already half way through).
My idea is using the different names for the moons for each month, so... (examples)
January = wolf moon
- book with wolf/wolves in the title/cover
- book about wolves
- book set in the forest
February = snow moon
- book set in winter
- book with 75%+ white on cover
- book with snow on cover
March = sugar moon
- sweet contemporary
- happily ever after
- book where people use pet names for each other
April = pink moon
- 75%+ pink cover
- character with pink hair
- title has 'pink' or word associated with it in (rose, rosy, blush, red(?), coral, salmon, fuschia, rouge (?))
May = flower moon
- flowers on the cover
- character name after a flower
- contains gardening
June = strawberry moon
- red cover 75%+
- fruit on the cover
- set in summer
July = buck moon
- stag on front
- involves a stag/stags
- involves character going stag to something (or a stag do)
August = sturgeon moon
- fish on cover
- fish in title
- set by the sea
September = corn moon
- 75%+ yellow cover
- involves vegetable growing
- is a 'corny' book (?)
October = hunter's moon
- weapon on cover
- MC has special weapon/skill at weaponry
- involves search/hunt for someone/thing
November = mourning moon
- sad ending
- involves a character who is dead
- involves a funeral
December = cold moon
- icy: silver on cover
- set in cold country/world
- cold or related word in title (ice, snow, frost, winter...)
And if there's a blue moon this year (I haven't checked)
blue moon =
- 75%+ blue cover
- involves rare object
- a book that you would NEVER normally read.
What do people think?
(I'm so nervous posting this but I had the idea and even though I'm late I thought I'd just put it out there... please be kind *hides*)

So, for January, people can pick a book they've read before no..."
Definitely will adapt this for a longer readathon sometime this year! Maybe Sept

There's currently a page goal readathon going on right now!
https://www.goodreads.com/topic/show/...


SERIES RELATED- Anna and the French kiss (#1) ,Lola and the boy next door(#2),Isla and the happily ever after(#3) By Stephanie Perkins(Popular must read rom series)
STAND ALONES - The Wake-Up Call By Beth O'Leary(very popular enemies to lovers) & The cheat sheet By Sarah Adams
AUTHOR RELATED - Colleen Hoover (Never Never, Without Merit & Regretting You - all good booktok books)
WE COULD HAVE monthly suggestions about which books to read and a change in page goal during shorter and longer months
WE COULD HAVE different themes during these months (My personal favourite genre is rom-com and i wouldn't mind exploring other genres).
WE COULD vote on the theme/subject/genre we read about.
These are just some ideas btw -
Hope you consider these (:

So, for January, people can pick a book they've read before no..."
And I forgot about this! Could this be a challenge of some sort...? I still like the idea...
Ellen-Arwen wrote: "Ellen-Arwen wrote: "I know this is SUPER late, but I thought of a monthly challenge idea as I saw the lovely almost-full moon last night. MONTH OF MOONS.
So, for January, people can pick a book th..."
Ah, I'm sorry I didn't see this! I'll make a note for next May for sure.
Thank you for the suggestion
So, for January, people can pick a book th..."
Ah, I'm sorry I didn't see this! I'll make a note for next May for sure.
Thank you for the suggestion
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