The Procrastinators Book Club discussion

Tackle That TBR is back for a 5th round!

This year's theme is A Dream is a Wish Your Heart Makes

Like last year, there a total of 52 prompts, and you get to choose which level and which prompts you want to complete. The prompts are listed by category to make it easier to pick.

LEVELS
Royalty: 12 books
Fairy Godmother: 24 books
Villain: 52 books (option to do impossible level—aka Supervillain)

For the Impossible level only. If you're not doing the Impossible Challenge, read whatever you want that fits the prompt, no page or time limits. What counts for the Impossible level:
a. books over 150 pages
b. ebooks over 40,000 words
c. audiobooks over 1.5 hours
d. graphic novels/comics over 150 pages

CATEGORIES

Yeah, there's gonna be some Cinderella ~history~ here, because the different versions are a lot more exciting than the 1950 Disney cartoon.

Yeh-Shen. Did you know there are between 500-800 different versions of Cinderella? Yeh-Shen is thought to be one of the original written versions, originating in Tang Dynasty China around the 9th century CE. Instead of a ball there was a festival, there's a magical fish involved, and she does lose an object (slipper, anklet, etc) that is found by either the lordling/prince or one of his underlings.
Impossible level: all BIPOC or LGBTQ+ authors
1. Read a book published before 1900
2. Read a classic (published before 1950) written by a BIPOC author
3. Read a book written with two POVs
4. Read a book that's been on your TBR over four years
5 Read a book published when you were 10
6. Read the longest book on your TBR
7. Read a 2022 release from a debut author
8. Read a five-star (to you) book

Cendrillon . The most popular version of Cinderella comes from French author Charles Perrault, who added the pumpkin, the fairy godmother and the glass slippers in 1697 (the slippers were originally fur)—he riffed off an Italian version called Cenerentola.
Impossible level: read the winner instead of the nominee, and read a PBC Group read in the month it was featured)
1. Read a 2022 PBC Group Read
2. Read a Goodreads Choice nominee book
3. Read a Nebula/Hugo/Locus Award finalist
4. Read a Man Booker Prize, Women's Prize for Fiction, or Pulitzer shortlist book
5. Read a book that's popular on Booktok
6. Read a translated bestseller
7. Read a National Book Award For YA Literature nominee, Odyssey Award shortlist, William C Morris nominee, a Lambda Literary Award Winner, or Kirkus Prize for YA Literature nominee

Aschenputtel . The Grimms brothers version, written in the 19th century. It's a lot more violent than the Perrault version, and has a tree (that rose from Cinderella's mother's grave) instead of a fairy godmother.
Impossible level: make it all ownvoices
1. Read a LGBTQ+ fairy tale retelling
2. Read a book that has been turned into a movie or tv show
3. Read a book that is based on a video game, board game, or comic book
4. Read a retelling of a classic (e.g., Peter Pan, Little Women, The Great Gatsby, etc)
5. Read a mythological retelling (e.g., Greek mythology, the Bhagavad Gita, Arthurian legend, etc)
6. Read an book with creatures from legend (e.g., Coyote, vampires, gumiho, golems, djinn, etc)

Donkeyskin . Another version of Cinderella, although from here on out I'm branching into different variations according to the Aarne-Thompson-Uther Index (a folklore catalog, so cool!). In the Donkeyskin variations, Cinderella is a princess who runs away from her father (there's often an element of incest involved, it's pretty icky), takes up a position in a rival kingdom as a server and falls in love with its ruler (sometimes she loses her ring and he finds it in a cake).
Impossible level: stick with either the cover or title for the whole category
1. Read a book with a red cover or shade of red in the title
2. Read a book with a orange or yellow cover, or orange or yellow in the title
3. Read a book with a green cover or shade of green in the title
4. Read a book with a blue cover or a shade of blue in the title
5. Read a book with a purple cover or a shade of purple in the title

Cap O'Rushes . A lot like Donkeyskin with the princess/girl running away from her family, but minus the incest and with the addition of the "love test" (the father asking his children to compete for his love and her saying something like "I love you more than meat loves salt"). Anywho, generally ends with the princess finding love in another kingdom/estate, her now-destitute father unwittingly entering her new kingdom and her showing that she was sincere in her meaning and him realizing he's been a dick to his favorite child.
Impossible level: all BIPOC authors
1. Read a book with this, that or these in the title
2. Read a book with a celestial title or cover
3. Read a book where the title is a song lyric
4. Read a book with gemstones or precious metals in the title
5. Read a book with a type of insect in the title
6. Read a book with dream in the title
7. Read a book with wolf/wolves in the title or on the cover
8. Read a book with a type of flower in the title
9. Read a book with blood or bone in the title
10. Read the book with the prettiest cover on your TBR

Cinderfella . Yup, genderbent Cinderella! There are a couple of Celtic versions, where the young man has a mean stepfamily and big feet, and after doing several heroic deeds before a princess he runs off and leaves his boot or shoe and she searches for him. This is more of a "hero" type of Cinderella, where the protagonist is more active.
Impossible level: make it all ownvoices
1. Read a book written by a Pacific Islander
2. Read a book written by a Latine(x/o/a) author
3. Read a book set in or by someone from the Caribbean
4. Read a book written by a South Asian author
5. Read a book written by a West Asian author
6. Read an #ownvoices book by a Jewish author
7. Read a book by an Indigenous author
8. Read an #ownvoices book about body positivity
9. Read a book by a trans or gender nonconforming author

Vasilisa . Another hero-type tale, with Vasilisa being sent off an a hopeless task (get candles, etc) and meeting Baba Yaga. Sometimes the story ends with her outwitting Baba Yaga, other times the story continues past that (or Baba Yaga is more of a helper type) and Vasilisa leaves her family's home and meets a prince.
Impossible level: all LGBTQ+ authors
1. Read a book featuring a natural disaster
2. Read a book set in space
3. Read a book set in the 1990s
4. Read a book with a map
5. Read a book set during summer
6. Read a book with a climate change theme
7. Read a gothic horror book

Participants



Amber (54) 1/12
✿Kenzie Reads✿ (48) 4/12
Loe (61) 1/12
Violet (34) 3/12



Aliana (17) 15/24
Allie (39) 37/24
Allie (40) 6/24
Amelia (8) 18/24
Asia (32) 23/24
Bopeep (3) 26/24
Brianna (51) 21/24
Clurr (55) 15/24
Hafs (20) 23/24
Haley (4)
Helen (47) 22/24
Isabella (22) 27/24
Jaclyn (49) 1/24
Katie (24) 23/24
Katie (68)
komoreby (84) 9/24
Kylie (50)
Leah (42) 2/24
Leslie (33) 7/24
Lindsay (27) 8/24
Mara (13) 16/24
May (31) 2/24
Melanie (18) 23/24
mina (9) 21/24
phoenix (26)
Rae (46)
Rosina (28) 1/24
⚡️Samantha⚡️ (45) 1/24
Steph (15)
Tiffany (44)
Travis (53) 1/24
Vivian (38)



akacya (10) 36/52
Aristi (16) 26/52
Brianna (56) 38/52
Diné *The Lazy Kitsune* (37) 11 /52 (SV)
Elena (87) 48/52
Elysian (19) 18/52
Gaea (65) 30/52
Madhuparna (14) 40/52
Melissa (52) 7/52
Mikaelah (78) 30/52
Phoenix_In_The_Shadows (7—SV) 21/52
Primadonna (36) 10/52
Sierra (12) 48/52



Isabella (22) Fairy Godmother
Allie (39) Fairy Godmother
Laura ☾ (23) Villain
jime (25) Fairy Godmother
✨ Brianna Raquel ✨ (63) Villain
Cat (86) Royalty
Bopeep (3) Fairy Godmother
Juliane (5) Fairy Godmother
Bookworm (81) Fairy Godmother
Pandamunky (43) Royalty
nya (82) Fairy Godmother
Lexus (76) Fairy Godmother
Abigail (21) Fairy Godmother

I'm in for fairy godmother!
I loved the trivia you made for each version. I onlye knew about Yeh-Shen, as some youtubers made a version of it :P

BOOKS READ: 26/24

Yeh-Shen.
Impossible level: all BIPOC or LGBTQ+ authors
1. Read a book published before 1900 - Dracula
2. Read a classic (published before 1950) written by a BIPOC author - Los tres mosqueteros
3. Read a book written with two POVs - The Coldest Touch
4. Read a book that's been on your TBR over four years - Ready player one / Strange the dreamer / Blue lily, lily blue
5 Read a book published when you were 10 - Mortal Engines / Ángeles y demonios /
6. Read the longest book on your TBR - las 1001 noches
7. Read a 2022 release from a debut author - Daughter of the Moon Goddess
8. Read a five-star (to you) book - Se busca novio

Cendrillon
Impossible level: read the winner instead of the nominee, and read a PBC Group read in the month it was featured)
1. Read a 2022 PBC Group Read - Beasts and Beauty
2. Read a Goodreads Choice nominee book - Ninth House
3. Read a Nebula/Hugo/Locus Award finalist - The Windup Girl
4. Read a Man Booker Prize, Women's Prize for Fiction, or Pulitzer shortlist book - The Power
5. Read a book that's popular on Booktok - The Atlas Six
6. Read a translated bestseller - La ladrona de libros
7. Read a National Book Award For YA Literature nominee, Odyssey Award shortlist, William C Morris nominee, a Lambda Literary Award Winner, or Kirkus Prize for YA Literature nominee

Aschenputtel
Impossible level: make it all ownvoices
1. Read a LGBTQ+ fairy tale retelling
2. Read a book that has been turned into a movie or tv show -El silencio de la ciudad blanca
3. Read a book that is based on a video game, board game, or comic book
4. Read a retelling of a classic (e.g., Peter Pan, Little Women, The Great Gatsby, etc) - Our Violent Ends
5. Read a mythological retelling (e.g., Greek mythology, the Bhagavad Gita, Arthurian legend, etc) - The Ship of the Dead
6. Read a book with creatures from legend (e.g., Coyote, vampires, gumiho, golems, djinn, etc) - The Stardust Thief

Donkeyskin
Impossible level: stick with either the cover or title for the whole category
1. Read a book with a red cover or shade of red in the title - Unravel the Dusk
2. Read a book with a orange or yellow cover, or orange or yellow in the title
3. Read a book with a green cover or shade of green in the title - Una herencia en juego
4. Read a book with a blue cover or a shade of blue in the title - El legado Hawthorne*
5. Read a book with a purple cover or a shade of purple in the title - Fairest: The Lunar Chronicles: Levana's Story

Cap O'Rushes
Impossible level: all BIPOC authors
1. Read a book with this, that or these in the title - These Hollow Vows
2. Read a book with a celestial title or cover
3. Read a book where the title is a song lyric
4. Read a book with gemstones or precious metals in the title - Jade Fire Gold
5. Read a book with a type of insect in the title
6. Read a book with dream in the title - Do Androids Dream of Electric Sheep?
7. Read a book with wolf/wolves in the title or on the cover - The Gilded Wolves
8. Read a book with a type of flower in the title - EL pabellon de las peonias
9. Read a book with blood or bone in the title - A River of Royal Blood
10. Read the book with the prettiest cover on your TBR - The Girl Who Fell Beneath the Sea

Cinderfella
Impossible level: make it all ownvoices
1. Read a book written by a Pacific Islander
2. Read a book written by a Latine(x/o/a) author - Gods of Jade and Shadow
3. Read a book set in or by someone from the Caribbean - Latitudes Piratas (set in)
4. Read a book written by a South Asian author
5. Read a book written by a West Asian author
6. Read an #ownvoices book by a Jewish author
7. Read a book by an Indigenous author
8. Read an #ownvoices book about body positivity
9. Read a book by a trans or gender nonconforming author - I Kissed Shara Wheeler

Vasilisa
Impossible level: all LGBTQ+ authors
1. Read a book featuring a natural disaster
2. Read a book set in space - Gideon the Ninth
3. Read a book set in the 1990s - Only a Monster (most of the book)
4. Read a book with a map - Una educación mortal
5. Read a book set during summer - The Great Gatsby
6. Read a book with a climate change theme
7. Read a gothic horror book

I’m going to shoot for fairy godmother!
Books: X / 24

Yeh-Shen.
Impossible level: all BIPOC or LGBTQ+ authors
1. Read a book published before 1900
2. Read a classic (published before 1950) written by a BIPOC author
3. Read a book written with two POVs
4. Read a book that's been on your TBR over four years
5 Read a book published when you were 10
6. Read the longest book on your TBR
7. Read a 2022 release from a debut author
8. Read a five-star (to you) book

Cendrillon
Impossible level: read the winner instead of the nominee, and read a PBC Group read in the month it was featured)
1. Read a 2022 PBC Group Read
2. Read a Goodreads Choice nominee book
3. Read a Nebula/Hugo/Locus Award finalist
4. Read a Man Booker Prize, Women's Prize for Fiction, or Pulitzer shortlist book
5. Read a book that's popular on Booktok
6. Read a translated bestseller
7. Read a National Book Award For YA Literature nominee, Odyssey Award shortlist, William C Morris nominee, a Lambda Literary Award Winner, or Kirkus Prize for YA Literature nominee

Aschenputtel
Impossible level: make it all ownvoices
1. Read a LGBTQ+ fairy tale retelling
2. Read a book that has been turned into a movie or tv show
3. Read a book that is based on a video game, board game, or comic book
4. Read a retelling of a classic (e.g., Peter Pan, Little Women, The Great Gatsby, etc)
5. Read a mythological retelling (e.g., Greek mythology, the Bhagavad Gita, Arthurian legend, etc)
6. Read an book with creatures from legend (e.g., Coyote, vampires, gumiho, golems, djinn, etc)

Donkeyskin
Impossible level: stick with either the cover or title for the whole category
1. Read a book with a red cover or shade of red in the title
2. Read a book with a orange or yellow cover, or orange or yellow in the title
3. Read a book with a green cover or shade of green in the title
4. Read a book with a blue cover or a shade of blue in the title
5. Read a book with a purple cover or a shade of purple in the title

Cap O'Rushes
Impossible level: all BIPOC authors
1. Read a book with this, that or these in the title
2. Read a book with a celestial title or cover
3. Read a book where the title is a song lyric
4. Read a book with gemstones or precious metals in the title
5. Read a book with a type of insect in the title
6. Read a book with dream in the title
7. Read a book with wolf/wolves in the title or on the cover
8. Read a book with a type of flower in the title
9. Read a book with blood or bone in the title
10. Read the book with the prettiest cover on your TBR

Cinderfella
Impossible level: make it all ownvoices
1. Read a book written by a Pacific Islander
2. Read a book written by a Latine(x/o/a) author
3. Read a book set in or by someone from the Caribbean
4. Read a book written by a South Asian author
5. Read a book written by a West Asian author
6. Read an #ownvoices book by a Jewish author
7. Read a book by an Indigenous author
8. Read an #ownvoices book about body positivity
9. Read a book by a trans or gender nonconforming author

Vasilisa
Impossible level: all LGBTQ+ authors
1. Read a book featuring a natural disaster
2. Read a book set in space
3. Read a book set in the 1990s
4. Read a book with a map
5. Read a book set during summer
6. Read a book with a climate change theme
7. Read a gothic horror book

Very interesting to read about the various Cinderella-Versions, thank you for compiling all this information.

I will try to reach the level of Fairy Godmother

Books Read: 24/24

Yeh-Shen

Impossible level: all BIPOC or LGBTQ+ authors
✔ 1. Read a book published before 1900 Märchen Von einem, der auszog das Fürchten zu lernen
2. Read a classic (published before 1950) written by a BIPOC author
✔ 3. Read a book written with two POVs Eleanor & Park
✔ 4. Read a book that's been on your TBR over four years One of Our Thursdays Is Missing
5 Read a book published when you were 10
6. Read the longest book on your TBR
7. Read a 2022 release from a debut author
✔ 8. Read a five-star (to you) book The Fellowship of the Ring

Cendrillon

Impossible level: read the winner instead of the nominee, and read a PBC Group read in the month it was featured)
✔ 1. Read a 2022 PBC Group Read Never Let Me Go
✔ 2. Read a Goodreads Choice nominee book The Witches Are Coming
✔ 3. Read a Nebula/Hugo/Locus Award finalist Der kleine Prinz
✔ 4. Read a Man Booker Prize, Women's Prize for Fiction, or Pulitzer shortlist book A Streetcar Named Desire
✔ 5. Read a book that's popular on Booktok Royal Blue
✔ 6. Read a translated bestseller Reise zum Mittelpunkt der Erde
7. Read a National Book Award For YA Literature nominee, Odyssey Award shortlist, William C Morris nominee, a Lambda Literary Award Winner, or Kirkus Prize for YA Literature nominee

Aschenputtel

Impossible level: make it all ownvoices
✔ 1. Read a LGBTQ+ fairy tale retelling Cinderella Is Dead
✔ 2. Read a book that has been turned into a movie or tv show The Queen's Gambit
3. Read a book that is based on a video game, board game, or comic book
4. Read a retelling of a classic (e.g., Peter Pan, Little Women, The Great Gatsby, etc)
✔ 5. Read a mythological retelling (e.g., Greek mythology, the Bhagavad Gita, Arthurian legend, etc) Legendborn
✔ 6. Read an book with creatures from legend (e.g., Coyote, vampires, gumiho, golems, djinn, etc) Impact Winter

Donkeyskin

Impossible level: stick with either the cover or title for the whole category
✔ 1. Read a book with a red cover or shade of red in the title Woran du erkennst, dass deine Katze deinen Tod plant
✔ 2. Read a book with a orange or yellow cover, or orange or yellow in the title Miss Merkel: Mord in der Uckermark
✔ 3. Read a book with a green cover or shade of green in the title Der Herr der Ringe. Anhänge und Register
✔ 4. Read a book with a blue cover or a shade of blue in the title The Midnight Library
✔ 5. Read a book with a purple cover or a shade of purple in the title Wolkenschloss

Cap O'Rushe

Impossible level: all BIPOC authors
1. Read a book with this, that or these in the title
2. Read a book with a celestial title or cover
✔ 3. Read a book where the title is a song lyric Breakfast at Tiffany's
4. Read a book with gemstones or precious metals in the title
5. Read a book with a type of insect in the title
6. Read a book with dream in the title
7. Read a book with wolf/wolves in the title or on the cover
8. Read a book with a type of flower in the title
9. Read a book with blood or bone in the title
10. Read the book with the prettiest cover on your TBR

Cinderfella

Impossible level: make it all ownvoices
1. Read a book written by a Pacific Islander
2. Read a book written by a Latine(x/o/a) author
3. Read a book set in or by someone from the Caribbean
4. Read a book written by a South Asian author
5. Read a book written by a West Asian author
✔ 6. Read an #ownvoices book by a Jewish author Kate in Waiting: Liebe ist (nicht) nur Theater
7. Read a book by an Indigenous author
8. Read an #ownvoices book about body positivity
9. Read a book by a trans or gender nonconforming author

Vasilisa

Impossible level: all LGBTQ+ authors
1. Read a book featuring a natural disaster
2. Read a book set in space
✔ 3. Read a book set in the 1990s Mondscheintarif
✔ 4. Read a book with a map Siege and Storm
✔ 5. Read a book set during summer The Great Gatsby
6. Read a book with a climate change theme
7. Read a gothic horror book

I've updated the challenge a little to remove the page limit requirements so that they only apply to the Impossible level.

Yes, Impossible level folks (if anyone goes Impossible): this is the beginning of your (super)villain origin story.

Well, I've been putting off my Villain origin story for far too long, guess it's time to start now. . .

Books Read: 21/52


Yeh-Shen

1. Read a book published before 1900 Dracula
2. Read a classic (published before 1950) written by a BIPOC author
3. Read a book written with two POVs Snow White
4. Read a book that's been on your TBR over four years Coraline
5 Read a book published when you were 10
6. Read the longest book on your TBR
7. Read a 2022 release from a debut author When Life Gives You Vampires
8. Read a five-star (to you) book The Eyre Affair


Cendrillon

1. Read a 2022 PBC Group Read
2. Read a Goodreads Choice nominee book
3. Read a Nebula/Hugo/Locus Award finalist
4. Read a Man Booker Prize, Women's Prize for Fiction, or Pulitzer shortlist book
5. Read a book that's popular on Booktok Neon Gods
6. Read a translated bestseller The Chestnut Man
7. Read a National Book Award For YA Literature nominee, Odyssey Award shortlist, William C Morris nominee, a Lambda Literary Award Winner, or Kirkus Prize for YA Literature nominee


Aschenputtel

1. Read a LGBTQ+ fairy tale retelling The Alpha Wolf's Baby
2. Read a book that has been turned into a movie or tv show Harry Potter and the Half-Blood Prince
3. Read a book that is based on a video game, board game, or comic book
4. Read a retelling of a classic (e.g., Peter Pan, Little Women, The Great Gatsby, etc) Desperate Measures
5. Read a mythological retelling (e.g., Greek mythology, the Bhagavad Gita, Arthurian legend, etc) Electric Idol
6. Read an book with creatures from legend (e.g., Coyote, vampires, gumiho, golems, djinn, etc) Rise of the Phoenix


Donkeyskin . (Cover)

1. Read a book with a red cover or shade of red in the title The Last Smile in Sunder City
2. Read a book with a orange or yellow cover, or orange or yellow in the title
3. Read a book with a green cover or shade of green in the title
4. Read a book with a blue cover or a shade of blue in the title Barbarian Lover
5. Read a book with a purple cover or a shade of purple in the title Barbarian Alien


Cap O'Rushes

1. Read a book with this, that or these in the title
2. Read a book with a celestial title or cover
3. Read a book where the title is a song lyric
4. Read a book with gemstones or precious metals in the title
5. Read a book with a type of insect in the title
6. Read a book with dream in the title Dream Daddy: A Dad Dating Comic Book
7. Read a book with wolf/wolves in the title or on the cover Wolf Mated
8. Read a book with a type of flower in the title
9. Read a book with blood or bone in the title
10. Read the book with the prettiest cover on your TBR Ice Planet Barbarians


Cinderfella

1. Read a book written by a Pacific Islander
2. Read a book written by a Latine(x/o/a) author
3. Read a book set in or by someone from the Caribbean
4. Read a book written by a South Asian author
5. Read a book written by a West Asian author
6. Read an #ownvoices book by a Jewish author
7. Read a book by an Indigenous author The Song That Called Them Home
8. Read an #ownvoices book about body positivity
9. Read a book by a trans or gender nonconforming author


Vasilisa

1. Read a book featuring a natural disaster
2. Read a book set in space The Long Way to a Small, Angry Planet
3. Read a book set in the 1990s
4. Read a book with a map
5. Read a book set during summer Cold as Hell
6. Read a book with a climate change theme
7. Read a gothic horror book

I'm in! Going to start with 24 but know i'll probably end up with more

BOOKS READ: 18/24

Yeh-Shen.
Impossible level: all BIPOC or LGBTQ+ authors
1. Read a book published before 1900
2. Read a classic (published before 1950) written by a BIPOC author
✓ 3. Read a book written with two POVs - It Happened One Summer

4. Read a book that's been on your TBR over four years
5 Read a book published when you were 10
6. Read the longest book on your TBR
✓ 7. Read a 2022 release from a debut author - Doughnuts and Doom

✓ 8. Read a five-star (to you) book - The Kiss Quotient


Cendrillon
Impossible level: read the winner instead of the nominee, and read a PBC Group read in the month it was featured)
✓ 1. Read a 2022 PBC Group Read - Boyfriend Material

✓ 2. Read a Goodreads Choice nominee book - The Ex Hex

3. Read a Nebula/Hugo/Locus Award finalist
4. Read a Man Booker Prize, Women's Prize for Fiction, or Pulitzer shortlist book
✓ 5. Read a book that's popular on Booktok - It Ends with Us

6. Read a translated bestseller
7. Read a National Book Award For YA Literature nominee, Odyssey Award shortlist, William C Morris nominee, a Lambda Literary Award Winner, or Kirkus Prize for YA Literature nominee

Aschenputtel
Impossible level: make it all ownvoices
1. Read a LGBTQ+ fairy tale retelling
✓ 2. Read a book that has been turned into a movie or tv show - Heartstopper: Volume One

3. Read a book that is based on a video game, board game, or comic book
4. Read a retelling of a classic (e.g., Peter Pan, Little Women, The Great Gatsby, etc)
✓ 5. Read a mythological retelling (e.g., Greek mythology, the Bhagavad Gita, Arthurian legend, etc) - Lore Olympus: Volume One

6. Read an book with creatures from legend (e.g., Coyote, vampires, gumiho, golems, djinn, etc) -

Donkeyskin
Impossible level: stick with either the cover or title for the whole category
✓ 1. Read a book with a red cover or shade of red in the title - The Heart Principle

✓ 2. Read a book with a orange or yellow cover, or orange or yellow in the title - Late to the Party

✓ 3. Read a book with a green cover or shade of green in the title - I Kissed Shara Wheeler

✓ 4. Read a book with a blue cover or a shade of blue in the title - Sheets

✓ 5. Read a book with a purple cover or a shade of purple in the title - Delilah Green Doesn't Care


Cap O'Rushes
Impossible level: all BIPOC authors
1. Read a book with this, that or these in the title
2. Read a book with a celestial title or cover
3. Read a book where the title is a song lyric
4. Read a book with gemstones or precious metals in the title
5. Read a book with a type of insect in the title
6. Read a book with dream in the title
✓ 7. Read a book with wolf/wolves in the title or on the cover - Lycanthropy and Other Chronic Illnesses

8. Read a book with a type of flower in the title
9. Read a book with blood or bone in the title
10. Read the book with the prettiest cover on your TBR

Cinderfella
Impossible level: make it all ownvoices
1. Read a book written by a Pacific Islander
✓ 2. Read a book written by a Latine(x/o/a) author - Fifteen Hundred Miles from the Sun

3. Read a book set in or by someone from the Caribbean
✓ 4. Read a book written by a South Asian author - The Henna Wars

5. Read a book written by a West Asian author
6. Read an #ownvoices book by a Jewish author
7. Read a book by an Indigenous author
8. Read an #ownvoices book about body positivity
✓ 9. Read a book by a trans or gender nonconforming author - Gender Queer


Vasilisa
Impossible level: all LGBTQ+ authors
1. Read a book featuring a natural disaster
2. Read a book set in space
3. Read a book set in the 1990s
4. Read a book with a map
✓ 5. Read a book set during summer - The Heartbreak Bakery

6. Read a book with a climate change theme
7. Read a gothic horror book

Level: Fairy Godmother
Completed: 21/24 ☑

Yeh-Shen. 3/8 ☐
☐ 1. Read a book published before 1900
☐ 2. Read a classic (published before 1950) written by a BIPOC author
☑ 3. Read a book written with two POVs Tools of Engagement
☑ 4. Read a book that's been on your TBR over four years Sanctuary
☐ 5 Read a book published when you were 10
☐ 6. Read the longest book on your TBR
☐ 7. Read a 2022 release from a debut author
☑ 8. Read a five-star (to you) book A Holiday by Gaslight

Cendrillon 3/7 ☐
☑ 1. Read a 2022 PBC Group Read She Who Became the Sun
☑ 2. Read a Goodreads Choice nominee book Malibu Rising
☑ 3. Read a Nebula/Hugo/Locus Award finalist Black Sun
☐ 4. Read a Man Booker Prize, Women's Prize for Fiction, or Pulitzer shortlist book
☐ 5. Read a book that's popular on Booktok
☐ 6. Read a translated bestseller
☐ 7. Read a National Book Award For YA Literature nominee, Odyssey Award shortlist, William C Morris nominee, a Lambda Literary Award Winner, or Kirkus Prize for YA Literature nominee

Aschenputtel 2/6 ☐
☐ 1. Read a LGBTQ+ fairy tale retelling
☐ 2. Read a book that has been turned into a movie or tv show
☐ 3. Read a book that is based on a video game, board game, or comic book
☑ 4. Read a retelling of a classic (e.g., Peter Pan, Little Women, The Great Gatsby, etc) Beasts and Beauty
☐ 5. Read a mythological retelling (e.g., Greek mythology, the Bhagavad Gita, Arthurian legend, etc)
☑ 6. Read an book with creatures from legend (e.g., Coyote, vampires, gumiho, golems, djinn, etc) Iron Kissed

Donkeyskin 5/5 ☑
☑ 1. Read a book with a red cover or shade of red in the title Fair Game
☑ 2. Read a book with a orange or yellow cover, or orange or yellow in the title Sandstorm
☑ 3. Read a book with a green cover or shade of green in the title The Accidental Beauty Queen
☑ 4. Read a book with a blue cover or a shade of blue in the title Unravel Me
☑ 5. Read a book with a purple cover or a shade of purple in the title Loveless

Cap O'Rushes 4/10 ☐
☐ 1. Read a book with this, that or these in the title
☑ 2. Read a book with a celestial title or cover Fevered Star
☐ 3. Read a book where the title is a song lyric
☑ 4. Read a book with gemstones or precious metals in the title Darling Rose Gold
☐ 5. Read a book with a type of insect in the title
☐ 6. Read a book with dream in the title
☑ 7. Read a book with wolf/wolves in the title or on the cover The Girl in Red
☐ 8. Read a book with a type of flower in the title
☑ 9. Read a book with blood or bone in the title Blood for Blood
☐ 10. Read the book with the prettiest cover on your TBR

Cinderfella 2/9 ☐
☑ 1. Read a book written by a Pacific Islander Year of the Reaper
☑ 2. Read a book written by a Latine(x/o/a) author The Spanish Love Deception
☐ 3. Read a book set in or by someone from the Caribbean
☐ 4. Read a book written by a South Asian author
☐ 5. Read a book written by a West Asian author
☐ 6. Read an #ownvoices book by a Jewish author
☐ 7. Read a book by an Indigenous author
☐ 8. Read an #ownvoices book about body positivity
☐ 9. Read a book by a trans or gender nonconforming author

Vasilisa 3/7 ☐
☐ 1. Read a book featuring a natural disaster
☑ 2. Read a book set in space Sunreach
☑ 3. Read a book set in the 1990s Survive the Night
☑ 4. Read a book with a map Four Dead Queens
☐ 5. Read a book set during summer
☐ 6. Read a book with a climate change theme
☐ 7. Read a gothic horror book

I’m in for the “villain” level!

Books read: 36/52

Yeh-Shen.
Impossible level: all BIPOC or LGBTQ+ authors
1. Read a book published before 1900
2. Read a classic (published before 1950) written by a BIPOC author
3. Read a book written with two POVs✔ Why We Fly
4. Read a book that's been on your TBR over four years
5 Read a book published when you were 10✔ If You Could Be Mine
6. Read the longest book on your TBR✔ A Little Life
7. Read a 2022 release from a debut author✔ Black Cake
8. Read a five-star (to you) book✔ Descendant of the Crane

Cendrillon.
Impossible level: read the winner instead of the nominee, and read a PBC Group read in the month it was featured)
1. Read a 2022 PBC Group Read✔ Boyfriend Material
2. Read a Goodreads Choice nominee book✔ Crying in H Mart
3. Read a Nebula/Hugo/Locus Award finalist✔ The Empress of Salt and Fortune
4. Read a Man Booker Prize, Women's Prize for Fiction, or Pulitzer shortlist book
5. Read a book that's popular on Booktok✔ The Hawthorne Legacy
6. Read a translated bestseller✔ Les Misérables
7. Read a National Book Award For YA Literature nominee, Odyssey Award shortlist, William C Morris nominee, a Lambda Literary Award Winner, or Kirkus Prize for YA Literature nominee✔ Darius the Great Is Not Okay

Aschenputtel.
Impossible level: make it all ownvoices
1. Read a LGBTQ+ fairy tale retelling✔ The Grimrose Girls
2. Read a book that has been turned into a movie or tv show✔ Life of Pi
3. Read a book that is based on a video game, board game, or comic book
4. Read a retelling of a classic (e.g., Peter Pan, Little Women, The Great Gatsby, etc)✔ Within These Wicked Walls
5. Read a mythological retelling (e.g., Greek mythology, the Bhagavad Gita, Arthurian legend, etc)✔ Gods of Jade and Shadow
6. Read an book with creatures from legend (e.g., Coyote, vampires, gumiho, golems, djinn, etc)✔ The Stardust Thief

Donkeyskin.✔
Impossible level: stick with either the cover or title for the whole category✔
1. Read a book with a red cover or shade of red in the title✔ Things We Couldn't Say
2. Read a book with a orange or yellow cover, or orange or yellow in the title✔ Loathe at First Sight
3. Read a book with a green cover or shade of green in the title✔ Forest of a Thousand Lanterns
4. Read a book with a blue cover or a shade of blue in the title✔ Always Never Yours
5. Read a book with a purple cover or a shade of purple in the title✔ Loveless

Cap O'Rushes.
Impossible level: all BIPOC authors
1. Read a book with this, that or these in the title✔ This Poison Heart
2. Read a book with a celestial title or cover
3. Read a book where the title is a song lyric
4. Read a book with gemstones or precious metals in the title✔ Jade City
5. Read a book with a type of insect in the title✔ Butterfly Yellow
6. Read a book with dream in the title✔ In the Dream House
7. Read a book with wolf/wolves in the title or on the cover
8. Read a book with a type of flower in the title
9. Read a book with blood or bone in the title
10. Read the book with the prettiest cover on your TBR

Cinderfella.
Impossible level: make it all ownvoices
1. Read a book written by a Pacific Islander
2. Read a book written by a Latine(x/o/a) author✔ Oculta
3. Read a book set in or by someone from the Caribbean✔ When We Were Birds
4. Read a book written by a South Asian author✔ Pahua and the Soul Stealer
5. Read a book written by a West Asian author✔ A Thousand Splendid Suns
6. Read an #ownvoices book by a Jewish author✔ They Wish They Were Us
7. Read a book by an Indigenous author✔ This Place: 150 Years Retold
8. Read an #ownvoices book about body positivity✔ Spoiler Alert
9. Read a book by a trans or gender nonconforming author✔ These Violent Delights

Vasilisa.
Impossible level: all LGBTQ+ authors
1. Read a book featuring a natural disaster
2. Read a book set in space✔ Tarnished Are the Stars
3. Read a book set in the 1990s
4. Read a book with a map
5. Read a book set during summer✔ The Girl from the Sea
6. Read a book with a climate change theme
7. Read a gothic horror book✔ Her Body and Other Parties: Stories

mina wrote: "Reserving this place..
i'm probably going for the fairy godmother

so... do we have the option of villains and super villains (impossible lvl) or is it only super villains?"

There's an option for villain or supervillain (impossible IV)

I'm in! I'm going for the Villain Level :)

BOOKS READ: 48/52

Yeh-Shen
1. Read a book published before 1900
Pride and Prejudice
2. Read a classic (published before 1950) written by a BIPOC author
Twelve Years a Slave
3. Read a book written with two POVs
The Age of Witches
4. Read a book that's been on your TBR over four years
Shades of Earth
5 Read a book published when you were 10
The Ruins of Gorlan
6. Read the longest book on your TBR
Good Girl, Bad Blood
7. Read a 2022 release from a debut author
A Flicker in the Dark
8. Read a five-star (to you) book
Shrouded in the Dark

Cendrillon
1. Read a 2022 PBC Group Read
2. Read a Goodreads Choice nominee book
The Raven Boys
3. Read a Nebula/Hugo/Locus Award finalist
Coraline
4. Read a Man Booker Prize, Women's Prize for Fiction, or Pulitzer shortlist book
All the Light We Cannot See
5. Read a book that's popular on Booktok
The Seven Husbands of Evelyn Hugo
6. Read a translated bestseller
Ace of Spades Sneak Peek
7. Read a National Book Award For YA Literature nominee, Odyssey Award shortlist, William C Morris nominee, a Lambda Literary Award Winner, or Kirkus Prize for YA Literature nominee
The Hate U Give

Aschenputtel
1. Read a LGBTQ+ fairy tale retelling
Tink and Wendy
2. Read a book that has been turned into a movie or tv show
Days Gone Bye
3. Read a book that is based on a video game, board game, or comic book
Assassin's Creed: Renaissance
4. Read a retelling of a classic (e.g., Peter Pan, Little Women, The Great Gatsby, etc)
The Never King
5. Read a mythological retelling (e.g., Greek mythology, the Bhagavad Gita, Arthurian legend, etc)
Circe
6. Read an book with creatures from legend (e.g., Coyote, vampires, gumiho, golems, djinn, etc)
Not the Witch You Wed

Donkeyskin
1. Read a book with a red cover or shade of red in the title
A Vow So Bold and Deadly
2. Read a book with a orange or yellow cover, or orange or yellow in the title
Luckiest Girl Alive
3. Read a book with a green cover or shade of green in the title
A Heart So Fierce and Broken
4. Read a book with a blue cover or a shade of blue in the title
A Curse So Dark and Lonely
5. Read a book with a purple cover or a shade of purple in the title
Wicked Like a Wildfire

Cap O'Rushes
1. Read a book with this, that or these in the title
This Is Our Story
2. Read a book with a celestial title or cover
Across the Universe
3. Read a book where the title is a song lyric
Mother Knows Best
4. Read a book with gemstones or precious metals in the title
Obsidian
5. Read a book with a type of insect in the title
Bedbugs
6. Read a book with dream in the title
The Dream Thieves
7. Read a book with wolf/wolves in the title or on the cover
Emerging From The Dark
8. Read a book with a type of flower in the title
Blue Lily, Lily Blue
9. Read a book with blood or bone in the title
Washed In Blood
10. Read the book with the prettiest cover on your TBR
The Raven King

Cinderfella
1. Read a book written by a Pacific Islander
The Whale Rider
2. Read a book written by a Latine(x/o/a) author
Mexican Gothic
3. Read a book set in or by someone from the Caribbean
Pirate Latitudes
4. Read a book written by a South Asian author
We Hunt the Flame
5. Read a book written by a West Asian author
I Believe in a Thing Called Love
6. Read an #ownvoices book by a Jewish author
What If It's Us
7. Read a book by an Indigenous author
Firekeeper's Daughter
8. Read an #ownvoices book about body positivity
Dumplin'
9. Read a book by a trans or gender nonconforming author
She Who Became the Sun

Vasilisa
1. Read a book featuring a natural disaster
Monument 14
2. Read a book set in space
A Million Suns
3. Read a book set in the 1990s
Kill Creek
4. Read a book with a map
I Must Betray You
5. Read a book set during summer
A Good Girl's Guide to Murder
6. Read a book with a climate change theme
Orleans
7. Read a gothic horror book
The Death of Jane Lawrence

I'm going to aim for the fairy godmother level (❁´◡`❁)

Books Read: 16/24

Yeh-Shen:
1. Read a book published before 1900 --> Persuasion by Jane Austen
2. Read a classic (published before 1950) written by a BIPOC author
3. Read a book written with two POVs --> Part of Your World by Abby Jimenez
4. Read a book that's been on your TBR over four years
5. Read a book published when you were 10
6. Read the longest book on your TBR
7. Read a 2022 release from a debut author
8. Read a five-star (to you) book --> The Bodyguard by Katherine Center

Cendrillon:
1. Read a 2022 PBC Group Read
2. Read a Goodreads Choice nominee book --> Amari and the Night Brothers (Supernatural Investigations #1) by B.B. Alston
3. Read a Nebula/Hugo/Locus Award finalist
4. Read a Man Booker Prize, Women's Prize for Fiction, or Pulitzer shortlist book
5. Read a book that's popular on Booktok
6. Read a translated bestseller
7. Read a National Book Award For YA Literature nominee, Odyssey Award shortlist, William C Morris nominee, a Lambda Literary Award Winner, or Kirkus Prize for YA Literature nominee

Aschenputtel:
1. Read a LGBTQ+ fairy tale retelling
2. Read a book that has been turned into a movie or tv show --> Ella Enchanted by Gail Carson Levine
3. Read a book that is based on a video game, board game, or comic book
4. Read a retelling of a classic (e.g., Peter Pan, Little Women, The Great Gatsby, etc) --> Sense & Second-Degree Murder (Jane Austen Murder Mystery #2) by Tirzah Price
5. Read a mythological retelling (e.g., Greek mythology, the Bhagavad Gita, Arthurian legend, etc)
6. Read an book with creatures from legend (e.g., Coyote, vampires, gumiho, golems, djinn, etc)

Donkeyskin:
1. Read a book with a red cover or shade of red in the title --> The Maid by Nita Prose
2. Read a book with a orange or yellow cover, or orange or yellow in the title --> XOXO by Axie Oh
3. Read a book with a green cover or shade of green in the title --> Four Aunties and a Wedding (Aunties #2) by Jesse Q. Sutanto
4. Read a book with a blue cover or a shade of blue in the title --> Conventionally Yours (True Colors #1) by Annabeth Albert
5. Read a book with a purple cover or a shade of purple in the title --> The Magic Between by Stephanie Hoyt

Cap O'Rushes:
1. Read a book with this, that or these in the title --> So This Is Ever After by F.T. Lukens
2. Read a book with a celestial title or cover
3. Read a book where the title is a song lyric
4. Read a book with gemstones or precious metals in the title
5. Read a book with a type of insect in the title
6. Read a book with dream in the title
7. Read a book with wolf/wolves in the title or on the cover
8. Read a book with a type of flower in the title --> Snow & Rose by Emily Winfield Martin
9. Read a book with blood or bone in the title
10. Read the book with the prettiest cover on your TBR --> Lawless Spaces by Corey Ann Haydu

Cinderfella:
1. Read a book written by a Pacific Islander
2. Read a book written by a Latine(x/o/a) author
3. Read a book set in or by someone from the Caribbean
4. Read a book written by a South Asian author
5. Read a book written by a West Asian author
6. Read an #ownvoices book by a Jewish author
7. Read a book by an Indigenous author
8. Read an #ownvoices book about body positivity
9. Read a book by a trans or gender nonconforming author

Vasilisa:
1. Read a book featuring a natural disaster
2. Read a book set in space
3. Read a book set in the 1990s
4. Read a book with a map
5. Read a book set during summer --> Float by Kate Marchant
6. Read a book with a climate change theme
7. Read a gothic horror book --> Mexican Gothic by Silvia Moreno-Garcia

I never knew Cinderella had this many different versions. Thanks for sharing the info!

Well, I already have my 2022 TBR Pile so I'm gonna go for the Villain level. XD

Books Read: 52/52

Yeh-Shen:

1. Read a book published before 1900:
The Legend of Sleepy Hollow

2. Read a classic (published before 1950) written by a BIPOC author: The Pillow Book of Sei Shōnagon

3. Read a book written with two POVs:
The Kiss Quotient

4. Read a book that's been on your TBR over four years:
1Q84

5 Read a book published when you were 10:
Attachments

6. Read the longest book on your TBR:
The 13.5 Lives Of Captain Bluebear

7. Read a 2022 release from a debut author:
A Magic Steeped in Poison

8. Read a five-star (to you) book:
City of Ghosts


Cendrillon:

1. Read a 2022 PBC Group Read: Beasts and Beauty
2. Read a Goodreads Choice nominee book: The Last House on Needless Street
3. Read a Nebula/Hugo/Locus Award finalist: Mexican Gothic
4. Read a Man Booker Prize, Women's Prize for Fiction, or Pulitzer shortlist book: Piranesi
5. Read a book that's popular on Booktok: The Seven Husbands of Evelyn Hugo
6. Read a translated bestseller: Norwegian Wood
7. Read a National Book Award For YA Literature nominee, Odyssey Award shortlist, William C Morris nominee, a Lambda Literary Award Winner, or Kirkus Prize for YA Literature nominee: The Dangers of Smoking in Bed: Stories

Aschenputtel:

1. Read a LGBTQ+ fairy tale retelling: Winterglass
2. Read a book that has been turned into a movie or tv show: Mischief
3. Read a book that is based on a video game, board game, or comic book: Teen Titans: Raven
4. Read a retelling of a classic (e.g., Peter Pan, Little Women, The Great Gatsby, etc): What Moves the Dead
5. Read a mythological retelling (e.g., Greek mythology, the Bhagavad Gita, Arthurian legend, etc): The Penelopiad
6. Read an book with creatures from legend (e.g., Coyote, vampires, gumiho, golems, djinn, etc): Switched

Donkeyskin:

1. Read a book with a red cover or shade of red in the title: Fangs
2. Read a book with a orange or yellow cover, or orange or yellow in the title: Haikyu!!, Vol. 1
3. Read a book with a green cover or shade of green in the title: Heartstopper: Volume One
4. Read a book with a blue cover or a shade of blue in the title: Ghosts
5. Read a book with a purple cover or a shade of purple in the title: Tales Mummies Tell

Cap O'Rushes:

1. Read a book with this, that or these in the title: I Could Pee on This: and Other Poems by Cats
2. Read a book with a celestial title or cover: Mooncakes
3. Read a book where the title is a song lyric: Seconds
4. Read a book with gemstones or precious metals in the title: The Story of Ruby Bridges
5. Read a book with a type of insect in the title: The Gold-Bug
6. Read a book with dream in the title: The Hen Who Dreamed She Could Fly
7. Read a book with wolf/wolves in the title or on the cover: Wolf Signs
8. Read a book with a type of flower in the title: Rosencrantz and Guildenstern Are Dead
9. Read a book with blood or bone in the title: Down Among the Sticks and Bones
10. Read the book with the prettiest cover on your TBR: The Yellow Wallpaper and Other Stories

Cinderfella:

1. Read a book written by a Pacific Islander: Afakasi Woman
2. Read a book written by a Latine(x/o/a) author: The House on Mango Street
3. Read a book set in or by someone from the Caribbean: The Lonely Londoners
4. Read a book written by a South Asian author: Whereabouts
5. Read a book written by a West Asian author: Persepolis, Volume 1
6. Read an #ownvoices book by a Jewish author: The Second Mango
7. Read a book by an Indigenous author: Heart Berries
8. Read an #ownvoices book about body positivity: Shrill: Notes from a Loud Woman
9. Read a book by a trans or gender nonconforming author: Nimona

Vasilisa:

1. Read a book featuring a natural disaster: Allergic to Camping, Hiking, and Other Natural Disasters
2. Read a book set in space: All Systems Red
3. Read a book set in the 1990s: Playing Atari with Saddam Hussein
4. Read a book with a map: The Lion, the Witch and the Wardrobe
5. Read a book set during summer: The Summer Book
6. Read a book with a climate change theme: Annihilation
7. Read a gothic horror book: We Have Always Lived in the Castle

These prompts are so much fun and seem easy to find books for. I'm going to shoot for the Royalty Level

Books Read:0/12

Yeh-Shen.
Impossible level: all BIPOC or LGBTQ+ authors
1. Read a book published before 1900 -
2. Read a classic (published before 1950) written by a BIPOC author
3. Read a book written with two POVsWhat If It's Us
4. Read a book that's been on your TBR over four yearsA Whole New World
5 Read a book published when you were 10
6. Read the longest book on your TBR
7. Read a 2022 release from a debut author
8. Read a five-star (to you) bookWhen You Get the Chance

Cendrillon
Impossible level: read the winner instead of the nominee, and read a PBC Group read in the month it was featured)
1. Read a 2022 PBC Group Read
2. Read a Goodreads Choice nominee book
3. Read a Nebula/Hugo/Locus Award finalist
4. Read a Man Booker Prize, Women's Prize for Fiction, or Pulitzer shortlist book
5. Read a book that's popular on Booktok-
6. Read a translated bestseller-
7. Read a National Book Award For YA Literature nominee, Odyssey Award shortlist, William C Morris nominee, a Lambda Literary Award Winner, or Kirkus Prize for YA Literature nominee

Aschenputtel
Impossible level: make it all ownvoices
1. Read a LGBTQ+ fairy tale retelling
2. Read a book that has been turned into a movie or tv showThe Sun Is Also a Star
3. Read a book that is based on a video game, board game, or comic book
4. Read a retelling of a classic (e.g., Peter Pan, Little Women, The Great Gatsby, etc)
5. Read a mythological retelling (e.g., Greek mythology, the Bhagavad Gita, Arthurian legend, etc)
6. Read an book with creatures from legend (e.g., Coyote, vampires, gumiho, golems, djinn, etc)

Donkeyskin
Impossible level: stick with either the cover or title for the whole category
1. Read a book with a red cover or shade of red in the title
2. Read a book with a orange or yellow cover, or orange or yellow in the title
3. Read a book with a green cover or shade of green in the title
4. Read a book with a blue cover or a shade of blue in the title
5. Read a book with a purple cover or a shade of purple in the title

Cap O'Rushes
Impossible level: all BIPOC authors
1. Read a book with this, that or these in the title
2. Read a book with a celestial title or cover
3. Read a book where the title is a song lyric
4. Read a book with gemstones or precious metals in the title
5. Read a book with a type of insect in the title
6. Read a book with dream in the title
7. Read a book with wolf/wolves in the title or on the cover
8. Read a book with a type of flower in the title
9. Read a book with blood or bone in the title
10. Read the book with the prettiest cover on your TBR

Cinderfella
Impossible level: make it all ownvoices
1. Read a book written by a Pacific Islander
2. Read a book written by a Latine(x/o/a) author
3. Read a book set in or by someone from the Caribbean
4. Read a book written by a South Asian author
5. Read a book written by a West Asian author
6. Read an #ownvoices book by a Jewish author
7. Read a book by an Indigenous author
8. Read an #ownvoices book about body positivity
9. Read a book by a trans or gender nonconforming author

Vasilisa
Impossible level: all LGBTQ+ authors
1. Read a book featuring a natural disaster
2. Read a book set in space
3. Read a book set in the 1990s
4. Read a book with a map
5. Read a book set during summer
6. Read a book with a climate change theme
7. Read a gothic horror book

Gonna try and aim for fairy godmother!

Books Read: 19/24

Yeh-Shen 6/8
☐ 1. Read a book published before 1900: Pride and Prejudice
☐ 2. Read a classic (published before 1950) written by a BIPOC author
🗹 3. Read a book written with two POVs: Fireborne
🗹 4. Read a book that's been on your TBR over four years: The Forests of Silence
🗹 5. Read a book published when you were 10: Scarlet
🗹 6. Read the longest book on your TBR: Pandemic
🗹 7. Read a 2022 release from a debut author: Only a Monster
🗹 8. Read a five-star (to you) book: Finders Keepers

Cap O'Rushes 5/10
🗹 1. Read a book with this, that or these in the title: These Violent Delights
🗹 2. Read a book with a celestial title or cover: Aurora Rising
🗹 3. Read a book where the title is a song lyric: Shatter Me
☐ 4. Read a book with gemstones or precious metals in the title
☐ 5. Read a book with a type of insect in the title
☐ 6. Read a book with dream in the title: Darkly Dreaming Dexter
☐ 7. Read a book with wolf/wolves in the title or on the cover: For the Wolf
☐ 8. Read a book with a type of flower in the title: The Poppy War
🗹 9. Read a book with blood or bone in the title: Not Even Bones
🗹 10. Read the book with the prettiest cover on your TBR: The Martian

Cinderfella 4/9
☐ 1. Read a book written by a Pacific Islander
🗹 2. Read a book written by a Latine(x/o/a) author: With the Fire on High
☐ 3. Read a book set in or by someone from the Caribbean
☑ 4. Read a book written by a South Asian author: The Weight of Our Sky
🗹 5. Read a book written by a West Asian author: Lowriders in Space
🗹 6. Read an #ownvoices book by a Jewish author: See You Yesterday
☐ 7. Read a book by an Indigenous author: Dark Emu
☐ 8. Read an #ownvoices book about body positivity
☐ 9. Read a book by a trans or gender nonconforming author

Vasilisa 4/7
☐ 1. Read a book featuring a natural disaster
☑ 2. Read a book set in space: A New Hope: The Princess, the Scoundrel, and the Farm Boy
☐ 3. Read a book set in the 1990s
🗹 4. Read a book with a map: The Gilded Ones
🗹 5. Read a book set during summer: Dial A for Aunties
🗹 6. Read a book with a climate change theme: Want
☐ 7. Read a gothic horror book

Level: Fairy Godmother
Completed: 23/24

Yeh-Shen
☐ 1. Read a book published before 1900
☐ 2. Read a classic (published before 1950) written by a BIPOC author
☑ 3. Read a book written with two POVs Three Words for Goodbye
☑ 4. Read a book that's been on your TBR over four years The Silent Sister
☑ 5. Read a book published when you were 10 Coma
☐ 6. Read the longest book on your TBR
☐ 7. Read a 2022 release from a debut author
☑ 8. Read a five-star (to you) book The Party Crasher

Cendrillon
☑ 1. Read a 2022 PBC Group Read The Personal Librarian
☑ 2. Read a Goodreads Choice nominee book The Two Lives of Lydia Bird
☑ 3. Read a Nebula/Hugo/Locus Award finalist Every Heart a Doorway
☐ 4. Read a Man Booker Prize, Women's Prize for Fiction, or Pulitzer shortlist book
☑ 5. Read a book that's popular on Booktok Verity
☐ 6. Read a translated bestseller
☐ 7. Read a National Book Award For YA Literature nominee, Odyssey Award shortlist, William C Morris nominee, a Lambda Literary Award Winner, or Kirkus Prize for YA Literature nominee

Aschenputtel
☐ 1. Read a LGBTQ+ fairy tale retelling
☑ 2. Read a book that has been turned into a movie or tv show Heaven is for Real: A Little Boy's Astounding Story of His Trip to Heaven and Back
☐ 3. Read a book that is based on a video game, board game, or comic book
☐ 4. Read a retelling of a classic (e.g., Peter Pan, Little Women, The Great Gatsby, etc)
☐ 5. Read a mythological retelling (e.g., Greek mythology, the Bhagavad Gita, Arthurian legend, etc)
☐ 6. Read an book with creatures from legend (e.g., Coyote, vampires, gumiho, golems, djinn, etc)

Donkeyskin
☑ 1. Read a book with a red cover or shade of red in the title Anatomy: A Love Story
☑ 2. Read a book with a orange or yellow cover, or orange or yellow in the title I Feel Bad About My Neck: And Other Thoughts on Being a Woman
☑ 3. Read a book with a green cover or shade of green in the title Small Things Like These
☑ 4. Read a book with a blue cover or a shade of blue in the title Malibu Rising
☑ 5. Read a book with a purple cover or a shade of purple in the title The Last House on the Street

Cap O'Rushes
☑ 1. Read a book with this, that or these in the title These Tangled Vines
☑ 2. Read a book with a celestial title or cover The Girl Who Drank the Moon
☑ 3. Read a book where the title is a song lyric Heard It in a Love Song
☐ 4. Read a book with gemstones or precious metals in the title
☐ 5. Read a book with a type of insect in the title
☐ 6. Read a book with dream in the title
☐ 7. Read a book with wolf/wolves in the title or on the cover
☑ 8. Read a book with a type of flower in the title The Rose Code
☑ 9. Read a book with blood or bone in the title Salvage the Bones
☐ 10. Read the book with the prettiest cover on your TBR

Cinderfella
☑ 1. Read a book written by a Pacific Islander The Travelling Cat Chronicles
☐ 2. Read a book written by a Latine(x/o/a) author
☐ 3. Read a book set in or by someone from the Caribbean
☐ 4. Read a book written by a South Asian author
☐ 5. Read a book written by a West Asian author
☑ 6. Read an #ownvoices book by a Jewish author The Summer Place
☐ 7. Read a book by an Indigenous author
☐ 8. Read an #ownvoices book about body positivity
☐ 9. Read a book by a trans or gender nonconforming author

Vasilisa
☑ 1. Read a book featuring a natural disaster Christmas in Peachtree Bluff
☐ 2. Read a book set in space
☐ 3. Read a book set in the 1990s
☐ 4. Read a book with a map
☑ 5. Read a book set during summer Golden Girl
☐ 6. Read a book with a climate change theme
☐ 7. Read a gothic horror book

Writing my villain origin story.

Villain: 18/52

Yeh-Shen: 3/8
Impossible level: all BIPOC or LGBTQ+ authors
1. Read a book published before 1900 If Not, Winter: Fragments of Sappho - gay
2. Read a classic (published before 1950) written by a BIPOC author No Longer Human - Japanese/ doneFebruary
3. Read a book written with two POVs
4. Read a book that's been on your TBR over four years
5 Read a book published when you were 10 Aristotle and Dante Discover the Secrets of the Universe - Latinx/ doneJanuary
6. Read the longest book on your TBR A Little Life - Japanese
7. Read a 2022 release from a debut author
8. Read a five-star (to you) book The Shadow of Kyoshi - Asian American/ done January

Cendrillon: 3/7
Impossible level: read the winner instead of the nominee, and read a PBC Group read in the month it was featured
1. Read a 2022 PBC Group Read
2. Read a Goodreads Choice nominee book
3. Read a Nebula/Hugo/Locus Award finalist American Gods/ done April
4. Read a Man Booker Prize, Women's Prize for Fiction, or Pulitzer shortlist book Piranesi
5. Read a book that's popular on Booktok They Never Learn/ doneJanuary
6. Read a translated bestseller
7. Read a National Book Award For YA Literature nominee, Odyssey Award shortlist, William C Morris nominee, a Lambda Literary Award Winner, or Kirkus Prize for YA Literature nominee - Challenger Deep/ doneJanuary

Aschenputtel: 2/6
Impossible level: make it all ownvoices
1. Read a LGBTQ+ fairy tale retelling
2. Read a book that has been turned into a movie or tv show Kiki's Delivery Service - ovAsian
3. Read a book that is based on a video game, board game, or comic book The Rise of Kyoshi - ovAsian/ doneJanuary
4. Read a retelling of a classic (e.g., Peter Pan, Little Women, The Great Gatsby, etc)
5. Read a mythological retelling (e.g., Greek mythology, the Bhagavad Gita, Arthurian legend, etc)
6. Read an book with creatures from legend A Dowry of Blood - ovBisexual/ doneJanuary

Donkeyskin: 0/5
Impossible level: stick with either the cover or title for the whole category
1. Read a book with a red cover
2. Read a book with a orange or yellow cover Yolk
3. Read a book with a green cover
4. Read a book with a blue cover
5. Read a book with a purple cover

Cap O'Rushes: 6/10
Impossible level: all BIPOC authors
1. Read a book with this, that or these in the title These Violent Delights - Chinese
2. Read a book with a celestial title or cover The Weight of the Stars - African American/ doneMarch
3. Read a book where the title is a song lyric Never Let Me Go - Japanese
4. Read a book with gemstones or precious metals in the title Gods of Jade and Shadow - Latinx
5. Read a book with a type of insect in the title Butterfly Yellow - Vietnamese/ doneFebruary
6. Read a book with dream in the title In the Dream House - Latinx/ doneFebruary
7. Read a book with wolf on the cover Beasts and Beauty - Indian/ doneJanuary
8. Read a book with a type of flower in the title Burning Roses - Asian/ doneJanuary
9. Read a book with blood or bone in the title
10. Read the book with the prettiest cover on your TBR Ace of Spades - African American/ doneMarch

Cinderfella: 3/9
Impossible level: make it all ownvoices
1. Read a book written by a Pacific IslanderSharks in the Time of Saviors
2. Read a book written by a Latine(x/o/a) author
3. Read a book set in or by someone from the Caribbean Clap When You Land - ovDominican/ doneJanuary
4. Read a book written by a South Asian author Hani and Ishu's Guide to Fake Dating #ownvoices queer& Bangladeshi
5. Read a book written by a West Asian author Tell Me Again How a Crush Should Feel ovLesbian& Iranian/ doneFebruary
6. Read an #ownvoices book by a Jewish author
7. Read a book by an Indigenous author
8. Read an #ownvoices book about body positivity Gabi, a Girl in Pieces
9. Read a book by a trans or gender nonconforming author Light from Uncommon Stars ovTransgender& Asian American/ doneMarch

Vasilisa: 1/7
Impossible level: all LGBTQ+ authors
1. Read a book featuring a natural disaster Girls at the Edge of the World - lesbian
2. Read a book set in space
3. Read a book set in the 1990s - The Miseducation of Cameron Post - lesbian
4. Read a book with a map The Priory of the Orange Tree
5. Read a book set during summer
6. Read a book with a climate change theme
7. Read a gothic horror book Plain Bad Heroines- lesbian/ doneJanuary

I'm going to try fairy god mother as well.
Loved the trivia!!!!
Books read 23/24

1. Read a book published before 1900- Little women
https://www.goodreads.com/review/show...#

2. Read a classic (published before 1950) written by a BIPOC author- Their eyes were watching God
https://www.goodreads.com/review/show...

3. Read a book written with two POVs- The kiss quotient
https://www.goodreads.com/review/show...

4. Read a book with a red cover- Crying in H mart
https://www.goodreads.com/book/show/5...

6. Read the longest book on your TBR- The priory of the orange tree
https://www.goodreads.com/review/show...#

7. Read a 2022 release from a debut author- Black cake
https://www.goodreads.com/review/show...

8. Read a five-star (to you) book- The nightingale

9.Read a book that's popular on Booktok-The midnight library https://www.goodreads.com/review/show...

10. Read a book that has been turned into a movie or tv show- Little fires everywhere https://www.goodreads.com/review/show...

11. Read a book with an orange cover- Love from Mecca to Medina
https://www.goodreads.com/review/show...

12. Read a retelling of a classic (e.g., Peter Pan, Little Women, The Great Gatsby, etc)- Ayesha at last https://www.goodreads.com/review/show...

13. Read a mythological retelling (e.g., Greek mythology, the Bhagavad Gita, Arthurian legend, etc)- Ariadne
https://www.goodreads.com/review/show...

14. Read an book with creatures from legend (e.g., Coyote, vampires, gumiho, golems, djinn, etc)- To kill a kingdom
https://www.goodreads.com/book/show/3...

15. Read the book with the prettiest cover on your TBR- These violent delights https://www.goodreads.com/review/show...

16. Read a book set in summer- Love and Gelato https://www.goodreads.com/review/show...

17. Read a goodreads choice nominee book- Hamnet
https://www.goodreads.com/review/show...

18. Read the book where the title is a song lyric- A place for us
https://www.goodreads.com/review/show...

19. Read a book by a South Asian author- The last queen
https://www.goodreads.com/review/show...

20. Read a book by a West Asian Author- As long as the lemon trees grow
https://www.goodreads.com/book/show/5...

21. Read a book with a type of flower in the title- The Rose code https://www.goodreads.com/review/show...

22. Read a book with dream in the title- In my dreams I hold a knife
https://www.goodreads.com/review/show...

23. Read a book with a blue cover- Hamnet
https://www.goodreads.com/review/show...

24. Read a book by a Latin (x/o/a)- Mexican Gothic
https://www.goodreads.com/review/show...

COMPLETED!!!
I'm going to start out as Fairy Godmother but if that proves too easy (I have a feeling it wont, but if it does) I'll make this my villain origin story!

Level: Fairy Godmother
Completed: 24/24

Yeh-Shen
1. Read a book published before 1900 Carmilla
2. Read a classic (published before 1950) written by a BIPOC author
3. Read a book written with two POVs Here's to Us
4. Read a book that's been on your TBR over four years Howl’s Moving Castle
5 Read a book published when you were 10 The Foxhole Court
6. Read the longest book on your TBR
7. Read a 2022 release from a debut author Icebreaker
8. Read a five-star (to you) book Honey Girl

Cendrillon
1. Read a 2022 PBC Group Read Beasts and Beauty
2. Read a Goodreads Choice nominee book The Hazel Wood
3. Read a Nebula/Hugo/Locus Award finalist
4. Read a Man Booker Prize, Women's Prize for Fiction, or Pulitzer shortlist book
5. Read a book that's popular on Booktok
6. Read a translated bestseller
7. Read a National Book Award For YA Literature nominee, Odyssey Award shortlist, William C Morris nominee, a Lambda Literary Award Winner, or Kirkus Prize for YA Literature nominee

Aschenputtel
1. Read a LGBTQ+ fairy tale retelling
2. Read a book that has been turned into a movie or tv show Locke & Key, Volume 1: Welcome to Lovecraft
3. Read a book that is based on a video game, board game, or comic book
4. Read a retelling of a classic (e.g., Peter Pan, Little Women, The Great Gatsby, etc) Our Violent Ends
5. Read a mythological retelling (e.g., Greek mythology, the Bhagavad Gita, Arthurian legend, etc)
6. Read an book with creatures from legend (e.g., Coyote, vampires, gumiho, golems, djinn, etc) Castle in the Air

Donkeyskin
1. Read a book with a red cover or shade of red in the title
2. Read a book with a orange or yellow cover, or orange or yellow in the title I Was Born for This
3. Read a book with a green cover or shade of green in the title Not Your Villain
4. Read a book with a blue cover or a shade of blue in the title The Route of Ice and Salt
5. Read a book with a purple cover or a shade of purple in the title Loveless

Cap O'Rushes
1. Read a book with this, that or these in the title This Is How You Lose the Time War
2. Read a book with a celestial title or cover The Starless Sea
3. Read a book where the title is a song lyric
4. Read a book with gemstones or precious metals in the title
5. Read a book with a type of insect in the title
6. Read a book with dream in the title
7. Read a book with wolf/wolves in the title or on the cover
8. Read a book with a type of flower in the title
9. Read a book with blood or bone in the title The Blood of Olympus
10. Read the book with the prettiest cover on your TBR

Cinderfella
1. Read a book written by a Pacific Islander
2. Read a book written by a Latine(x/o/a) author Muse Squad: The Mystery of the Tenth
3. Read a book set in or by someone from the Caribbean
4. Read a book written by a South Asian author The Best at It
5. Read a book written by a West Asian author Kiss & Tell
6. Read an #ownvoices book by a Jewish author
7. Read a book by an Indigenous author
8. Read an #ownvoices book about body positivity
9. Read a book by a trans or gender nonconforming author

Vasilisa
1. Read a book featuring a natural disaster
2. Read a book set in space Oaths of Legacy
3. Read a book set in the 1990s
4. Read a book with a map
5. Read a book set during summer The Lightning Thief
6. Read a book with a climate change theme
7. Read a gothic horror book Dracula

I'm going to start with Fairy Godmother and see if that's too easy. Last year's list I finished before July, after all ^^

Books Read: 27/24


Yeh-Shen

Impossible level: all BIPOC or LGBTQ+ authors

1. Read a book published before 1900: A Study in Scarlet
2. Read a classic (published before 1950) written by a BIPOC author
3. Read a book written with two POVs: Neverwake ☑️
4. Read a book that's been on your TBR over four years Mind Games ☑️
5 Read a book published when you were 10
6. Read the longest book on your TBR: The Priory of the Orange Tree
7. Read a 2022 release from a debut author: Do You Follow? ☑️
8. Read a five-star (to you) book: House of Sky and Breath ☑️


Cendrillon

Impossible level: read the winner instead of the nominee, and read a PBC Group read in the month it was featured

1. Read a 2022 PBC Group Read
2. Read a Goodreads Choice nominee book: Rock Paper Scissors ☑️
3. Read a Nebula/Hugo/Locus Award finalist
4. Read a Man Booker Prize, Women's Prize for Fiction, or Pulitzer shortlist book
5. Read a book that's popular on Booktok: Kingdom of the Cursed ☑️
6. Read a translated bestseller: The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo
7. Read a National Book Award For YA Literature nominee, Odyssey Award shortlist, William C Morris nominee, a Lambda Literary Award Winner, or Kirkus Prize for YA Literature nominee: Bone Gap ☑️


Aschenputtel

Impossible level: make it all ownvoices

1. Read a LGBTQ+ fairy tale retelling: The Mirror Season
2. Read a book that has been turned into a movie or tv show A Simple Favor ☑️
3. Read a book that is based on a video game, board game, or comic book: Catwoman: Soulstealer
4. Read a retelling of a classic (e.g., Peter Pan, Little Women, The Great Gatsby, etc): Poisoned ☑️
5. Read a mythological retelling (e.g., Greek mythology, the Bhagavad Gita, Arthurian legend, etc): Bloodmarked
6. Read an book with creatures from legend (e.g., Coyote, vampires, gumiho, golems, djinn, etc): Empire of the Vampire


Donkeyskin .

Impossible level: stick with either the cover or title for the whole category

1. Read a book with a red cover or shade of red in the title: Crimson Reign ☑️
2. Read a book with a orange or yellow cover, or orange or yellow in the title: They Never Learn ☑️
3. Read a book with a green cover or shade of green in the title
4. Read a book with a blue cover or a shade of blue in the title Our Dark Duet ☑️
5. Read a book with a purple cover or a shade of purple in the title: How We Became Wicked ☑️


Cap O'Rushes

Impossible level: all BIPOC authors

1. Read a book with this, that or these in the title: All These Bodies ☑️
2. Read a book with a celestial title or cover: The Replaced ☑️
3. Read a book where the title is a song lyric: You'll Be the Death of Me
4. Read a book with gemstones or precious metals in the title
5. Read a book with a type of insect in the title
6. Read a book with dream in the title: Dreamfall ☑️
7. Read a book with wolf/wolves in the title or on the cover: Red Wolf ☑️
8. Read a book with a type of flower in the title:
9. Read a book with blood or bone in the title: Blood Countess ☑️
10. Read the book with the prettiest cover on your TBR: The Dead and the Dark ☑️


Cinderfella

Impossible level: make it all ownvoices

1. Read a book written by a Pacific Islander: Dark Roads ☑️
2. Read a book written by a Latine(x/o/a) author: Half Truths ☑️
3. Read a book set in or by someone from the Caribbean
4. Read a book written by a South Asian author: Nice Girls ☑️
5. Read a book written by a West Asian author
6. Read an #ownvoices book by a Jewish author
7. Read a book by an Indigenous author
8. Read an #ownvoices book about body positivity
9. Read a book by a trans or gender nonconforming author


Vasilisa

Impossible level: all LGBTQ+ authors

1. Read a book featuring a natural disaster: Unbreakable ☑️
2. Read a book set in space: Thronebreakers ☑️
3. Read a book set in the 1990s
4. Read a book with a map: The Kinder Poison
5. Read a book set during summer: Dark Things I Adore ☑️
6. Read a book with a climate change theme: The Nature of Witches ☑️
7. Read a gothic horror book: The Dark Descent of Elizabeth Frankenstein ☑️

I will try for villain!

Books Read: 52/52


Yeh-Shen
Impossible level: all BIPOC or LGBTQ+ authors

1. Read a book published before 1900The War of the Worlds
2. Read a classic (published before 1950) written by a BIPOC authorThe Art of War
3. Read a book written with two POVs Beyond the End of the World
4. Read a book that's been on your TBR over four yearsThe Great Shark Hunt: Strange Tales from a Strange Time
5 Read a book published when you were 10 To Sir Phillip, With Love
6. Read the longest book on your TBR Stone of Tears
7. Read a 2022 release from a debut author Love at First Spite
8. Read a five-star (to you) bookHouse of Sky and Breath


Cendrillon
Impossible level: read the winner instead of the nominee, and read a PBC Group read in the month it was featured

1. Read a 2022 PBC Group ReadUnder the Whispering Door
2. Read a Goodreads Choice nominee bookThe Comfort Book
3. Read a Nebula/Hugo/Locus Award finalistThe Empress of Salt and Fortune
4. Read a Man Booker Prize, Women's Prize for Fiction, or Pulitzer shortlist bookThe Luminaries
5. Read a book that's popular on Booktok To Kill a Kingdom
6. Read a translated bestseller The Republic
7. Read a National Book Award For YA Literature nominee, Odyssey Award shortlist, William C Morris nominee, a Lambda Literary Award Winner, or Kirkus Prize for YA Literature nominee The Sun Is Also a Star


Aschenputtel
Impossible level: make it all ownvoices

1. Read a LGBTQ+ fairy tale retelling A Mirror Mended
2. Read a book that has been turned into a movie or tv show Kiki's Delivery Service
3. Read a book that is based on a video game, board game, or comic bookThe Sandman: Act II
4. Read a retelling of a classic (e.g., Peter Pan, Little Women, The Great Gatsby, etc) Ramón and Julieta
5. Read a mythological retelling (e.g., Greek mythology, the Bhagavad Gita, Arthurian legend, etc)Gild
6. Read an book with creatures from legend (e.g., Coyote, vampires, gumiho, golems, djinn, etc) The Righteous


Donkeyskin
Impossible level: stick with either the cover or title for the whole category

1. Read a book with a red cover or shade of red in the titleArchenemies
2. Read a book with a orange or yellow cover, or orange or yellow in the titleFancy Meeting You Here
3. Read a book with a green cover or shade of green in the title The Long-Forgotten Winter King
4. Read a book with a blue cover or a shade of blue in the titleWitch Please
5. Read a book with a purple cover or a shade of purple in the title[book:Payback's a Witch|55566545]


Cap O'Rushes

1. Read a book with this, that or these in the titleThese Twisted Bonds
2. Read a book with a celestial title or cover Supernova
3. Read a book where the title is a song lyricThe Whistler
4. Read a book with gemstones or precious metals in the titleIron Gold
5. Read a book with a type of insect in the titleFirefly Lane
6. Read a book with dream in the title Dream Keeper
7. Read a book with wolf/wolves in the title or on the cover Beasts and Beauty
8. Read a book with a type of flower in the titleThe Wisteria Society of Lady Scoundrels
9. Read a book with blood or bone in the title Castles in Their Bones
10. Read the book with the prettiest cover on your TBR Threadneedle


Cinderfella
Impossible level: make it all ownvoices

1. Read a book written by a Pacific IslanderArsenic and Adobo
2. Read a book written by a Latine(x/o/a) author Violeta
3. Read a book set in or by someone from the CaribbeanEmpress Crowned in Red
4. Read a book written by a South Asian authorAll My Rage
5. Read a book written by a West Asian authorA Thousand Splendid Suns
6. Read an #ownvoices book by a Jewish authorWeather Girl
7. Read a book by an Indigenous author Fevered Star
8. Read an #ownvoices book about body positivity If the Shoe Fits
9. Read a book by a trans or gender nonconforming authorThe Sunbearer Trials


Vasilisa
Impossible level: all LGBTQ+ authors

1. Read a book featuring a natural disasterThe Fifth Season
2. Read a book set in spaceThe First Men in the Moon
3. Read a book set in the 1990s The Judge's List
4. Read a book with a map Frozen Tides
5. Read a book set during summerWhen You Get the Chance
6. Read a book with a climate change themeThe Anthropocene Reviewed
7. Read a gothic horror book Dracula

I am in for the Fairy Godmother level! I girlbossed a bit too close to the sun for the last challenge trying to do all 52, so I think the middle of the road will be a bit easier for me this year 😂

Books Read: 23/24

Yeh-Shen
Impossible level: all BIPOC or LGBTQ+ authors
1. Read a book published before 1900
2. Read a classic (published before 1950) written by a BIPOC author
3. Read a book written with two POVs (Complete)

4. Read a book that's been on your TBR over four years (Complete)

5 Read a book published when you were 10
6. Read the longest book on your TBR (Complete)

7. Read a 2022 release from a debut author (Complete)

8. Read a five-star (to you) book (Complete)


Cendrillon
1. Read a 2022 PBC Group Read (Complete)

2. Read a Goodreads Choice nominee book (Complete)

3. Read a Nebula/Hugo/Locus Award finalist (Complete)

4. Read a Man Booker Prize, Women's Prize for Fiction, or Pulitzer shortlist book
5. Read a book that's popular on Booktok (Complete)

6. Read a translated bestseller
7. Read a National Book Award For YA Literature nominee, Odyssey Award shortlist, William C Morris nominee, a Lambda Literary Award Winner, or Kirkus Prize for YA Literature nominee

Aschenputtel
Impossible level: make it all ownvoices
1. Read a LGBTQ+ fairy tale retelling
2. Read a book that has been turned into a movie or tv show
3. Read a book that is based on a video game, board game, or comic book
4. Read a retelling of a classic (e.g., Peter Pan, Little Women, The Great Gatsby, etc)
5. Read a mythological retelling (e.g., Greek mythology, the Bhagavad Gita, Arthurian legend, etc) (Complete)

6. Read an book with creatures from legend (e.g., Coyote, vampires, gumiho, golems, djinn, etc)

Donkeyskin
Impossible level: stick with either the cover or title for the whole category
1. Read a book with a red cover or shade of red in the title (Complete)

2. Read a book with a orange or yellow cover, or orange or yellow in the title (Complete)

3. Read a book with a green cover or shade of green in the title (Complete) - I have the paperback, which has different cover art and the title is in a lime green shade

4. Read a book with a blue cover or a shade of blue in the title (Complete)

5. Read a book with a purple cover or a shade of purple in the title (Complete)


Cap O'Rushes
1. Read a book with this, that or these in the title
2. Read a book with a celestial title or cover
3. Read a book where the title is a song lyric
4. Read a book with gemstones or precious metals in the title
5. Read a book with a type of insect in the title
6. Read a book with dream in the title
7. Read a book with wolf/wolves in the title or on the cover
8. Read a book with a type of flower in the title (Complete)

9. Read a book with blood or bone in the title
10. Read the book with the prettiest cover on your TBR (Complete)


Cinderfella
1. Read a book written by a Pacific Islander
2. Read a book written by a Latine(x/o/a) author (Complete)

3. Read a book set in or by someone from the Caribbean
4. Read a book written by a South Asian author
5. Read a book written by a West Asian author
6. Read an #ownvoices book by a Jewish author
7. Read a book by an Indigenous author
8. Read an #ownvoices book about body positivity
9. Read a book by a trans or gender nonconforming author (Complete)


Vasilisa
Impossible level: all LGBTQ+ authors
1. Read a book featuring a natural disaster
2. Read a book set in space (Complete)

3. Read a book set in the 1990s (Complete)

4. Read a book with a map
5. Read a book set during summer (Complete)

6. Read a book with a climate change theme
7. Read a gothic horror book (Complete)

i'm going for the fairy godmother :)

Books Read: 24/24

Yeh-Shen
1. Read a book published before 1900
Emma
2. Read a classic (published before 1950) written by a BIPOC author
3. Read a book written with two POVs
Crier's War
4. Read a book that's been on your TBR over four years
5 Read a book published when you were 10
6. Read the longest book on your TBR
The Unhoneymooners
7. Read a 2022 release from a debut author
I'm Glad My Mom Died
8. Read a five-star (to you) book
Jane Eyre


Cendrillon
1. Read a 2022 PBC Group Read
The Atlas Six
2. Read a Goodreads Choice nominee book
A Gathering of Shadows
3. Read a Nebula/Hugo/Locus Award finalist
Piranesi
4. Read a Man Booker Prize, Women's Prize for Fiction, or Pulitzer shortlist book
My Sister, the Serial Killer
5. Read a book that's popular on Booktok
The Love Hypothesis
6. Read a translated bestseller
7. Read a National Book Award For YA Literature nominee, Odyssey Award shortlist, William C Morris nominee, a Lambda Literary Award Winner, or Kirkus Prize for YA Literature nominee

Aschenputtel
1. Read a LGBTQ+ fairy tale retelling
2. Read a book that has been turned into a movie or tv show
The Lightning Thief
3. Read a book that is based on a video game, board game, or comic book
4. Read a retelling of a classic (e.g., Peter Pan, Little Women, The Great Gatsby, etc)
5. Read a mythological retelling (e.g., Greek mythology, the Bhagavad Gita, Arthurian legend, etc)
Ariadne
6. Read an book with creatures from legend (e.g., Coyote, vampires, gumiho, golems, djinn, etc)
The Lost Hero

Donkeyskin
1. Read a book with a red cover or shade of red in the title
Anatomy: A Love Story
2. Read a book with a orange or yellow cover, or orange or yellow in the title
The Sea of Monsters
3. Read a book with a green cover or shade of green in the title
The Titan's Curse
4. Read a book with a blue cover or a shade of blue in the title
Convenience Store Woman
5. Read a book with a purple cover or a shade of purple in the title
Maybe In Another Life

Cap O'Rushes
1. Read a book with this, that or these in the title
I Was Born for This
2. Read a book with a celestial title or cover
3. Read a book where the title is a song lyric
4. Read a book with gemstones or precious metals in the title
5. Read a book with a type of insect in the title
6. Read a book with dream in the title
7. Read a book with wolf/wolves in the title or on the cover
8. Read a book with a type of flower in the title
9. Read a book with blood or bone in the title
10. Read the book with the prettiest cover on your TBR

Cinderfella
1. Read a book written by a Pacific Islander
2. Read a book written by a Latine(x/o/a) author Novelas, Vol: 1
3. Read a book set in or by someone from the Caribbean
4. Read a book written by a South Asian author
Dial A for Aunties
5. Read a book written by a West Asian author
6. Read an #ownvoices book by a Jewish author
7. Read a book by an Indigenous author
8. Read an #ownvoices book about body positivity
9. Read a book by a trans or gender nonconforming author

Vasilisa
1. Read a book featuring a natural disaster
2. Read a book set in space
3. Read a book set in the 1990s
The Perks of Being a Wallflower
4. Read a book with a map
The Son of Neptune
5. Read a book set during summer
Book Lovers
6. Read a book with a climate change theme
7. Read a gothic horror book
The Strange Case of Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde and Other Tales of Terror

I'm going to try fairy godmother level :)

Books Read: 0/24

Yeh-Shen
1. Read a book published before 1900
2. Read a classic (published before 1950) written by a BIPOC author
3. Read a book written with two POVs
4. Read a book that's been on your TBR over four years
5 Read a book published when you were 10
6. Read the longest book on your TBR
7. Read a 2022 release from a debut author
8. Read a five-star (to you) book

Cendrillon
1. Read a 2022 PBC Group Read
2. Read a Goodreads Choice nominee book
3. Read a Nebula/Hugo/Locus Award finalist
4. Read a Man Booker Prize, Women's Prize for Fiction, or Pulitzer shortlist book
5. Read a book that's popular on Booktok
6. Read a translated bestseller
7. Read a National Book Award For YA Literature nominee, Odyssey Award shortlist, William C Morris nominee, a Lambda Literary Award Winner, or Kirkus Prize for YA Literature nominee

Aschenputtel
1. Read a LGBTQ+ fairy tale retelling
2. Read a book that has been turned into a movie or tv show
3. Read a book that is based on a video game, board game, or comic book
4. Read a retelling of a classic (e.g., Peter Pan, Little Women, The Great Gatsby, etc)
5. Read a mythological retelling (e.g., Greek mythology, the Bhagavad Gita, Arthurian legend, etc)
6. Read an book with creatures from legend (e.g., Coyote, vampires, gumiho, golems, djinn, etc)

Donkeyskin
1. Read a book with a red cover or shade of red in the title
2. Read a book with a orange or yellow cover, or orange or yellow in the title
3. Read a book with a green cover or shade of green in the title
4. Read a book with a blue cover or a shade of blue in the title
5. Read a book with a purple cover or a shade of purple in the title

Cap O'Rushes
1. Read a book with this, that or these in the title
2. Read a book with a celestial title or cover
3. Read a book where the title is a song lyric
4. Read a book with gemstones or precious metals in the title
5. Read a book with a type of insect in the title
6. Read a book with dream in the title
7. Read a book with wolf/wolves in the title or on the cover
8. Read a book with a type of flower in the title
9. Read a book with blood or bone in the title
10. Read the book with the prettiest cover on your TBR

Cinderfella
1. Read a book written by a Pacific Islander
2. Read a book written by a Latine(x/o/a) author
3. Read a book set in or by someone from the Caribbean
4. Read a book written by a South Asian author
5. Read a book written by a West Asian author
6. Read an #ownvoices book by a Jewish author
7. Read a book by an Indigenous author
8. Read an #ownvoices book about body positivity
9. Read a book by a trans or gender nonconforming author

Vasilisa
1. Read a book featuring a natural disaster
2. Read a book set in space
3. Read a book set in the 1990s
4. Read a book with a map
5. Read a book set during summer
6. Read a book with a climate change theme
7. Read a gothic horror book

This is my first year long book reading challenge so I'm gonna go for the more chill - fairy godmother level but I could see myself doing more because these prompts are great!

Books Read: 8/24

Yeh-Shen
1. Read a book published before 1900
2. Read a classic (published before 1950) written by a BIPOC author
3. Read a book written with two POVs
4. Read a book that's been on your TBR over four years
5 Read a book published when you were 10
6. Read the longest book on your TBR
7. Read a 2022 release from a debut author
☑️ 8. Read a five-star (to you) book - JAN - Daisy Jones & The Six

Cendrillon
1. Read a 2022 PBC Group Read
☑️ 2. Read a Goodreads Choice nominee book - JAN - The Final Girl Support Group
3. Read a Nebula/Hugo/Locus Award finalist
4. Read a Man Booker Prize, Women's Prize for Fiction, or Pulitzer shortlist book
5. Read a book that's popular on Booktok
6. Read a translated bestseller
7. Read a National Book Award For YA Literature nominee, Odyssey Award shortlist, William C Morris nominee, a Lambda Literary Award Winner, or Kirkus Prize for YA Literature nominee

Aschenputtel
1. Read a LGBTQ+ fairy tale retelling
2. Read a book that has been turned into a movie or tv show
3. Read a book that is based on a video game, board game, or comic book
☑️ 4. Read a retelling of a classic - JAN- To Kill a Kingdom
☑️ 5. Read a mythological retelling - JAN - Ariadne
☑️ 6. Read an book with creatures from legend - JAN - Disabling Relics for Dummies

Donkeyskin
☑️ 1. Read a book with a red cover or shade of red in the title - JAN - Vicious
2. Read a book with a orange or yellow cover, or orange or yellow in the title
3. Read a book with a green cover or shade of green in the title
☑️4. Read a book with a blue cover or a shade of blue in the title - Bloom
☑️ 5. Read a book with a purple cover or a shade of purple in the title - JAN - Seraphina

Cap O'Rushes
1. Read a book with this, that or these in the title
2. Read a book with a celestial title or cover
3. Read a book where the title is a song lyric
4. Read a book with gemstones or precious metals in the title
5. Read a book with a type of insect in the title
6. Read a book with dream in the title
7. Read a book with wolf/wolves in the title or on the cover
8. Read a book with a type of flower in the title
9. Read a book with blood or bone in the title
10. Read the book with the prettiest cover on your TBR

Cinderfella
1. Read a book written by a Pacific Islander
2. Read a book written by a Latine(x/o/a) author
3. Read a book set in or by someone from the Caribbean
4. Read a book written by a South Asian author
5. Read a book written by a West Asian author
6. Read an #ownvoices book by a Jewish author
7. Read a book by an Indigenous author
8. Read an #ownvoices book about body positivity
9. Read a book by a trans or gender nonconforming author

Vasilisa
1. Read a book featuring a natural disaster
2. Read a book set in space
3. Read a book set in the 1990s
4. Read a book with a map
5. Read a book set during summer
6. Read a book with a climate change theme
7. Read a gothic horror book

Looks interesting. Loved the trivia and the prompts are great.
I'm going to try fairy godmother level :)

Books Read: 1/24

Yeh-Shen
1. Read a book published before 1900
2. Read a classic (published before 1950) written by a BIPOC author
3. Read a book written with two POVs
4. Read a book that's been on your TBR over four years
5 Read a book published when you were 10
6. Read the longest book on your TBR
7. Read a 2022 release from a debut author
8. Read a five-star (to you) book

Cendrillon
1. Read a 2022 PBC Group Read
2. Read a Goodreads Choice nominee book
3. Read a Nebula/Hugo/Locus Award finalist
4. Read a Man Booker Prize, Women's Prize for Fiction, or Pulitzer shortlist book
5. Read a book that's popular on Booktok
6. Read a translated bestseller
7. Read a National Book Award For YA Literature nominee, Odyssey Award shortlist, William C Morris nominee, a Lambda Literary Award Winner, or Kirkus Prize for YA Literature nominee

Aschenputtel
1. Read a LGBTQ+ fairy tale retelling
2. Read a book that has been turned into a movie or tv show
3. Read a book that is based on a video game, board game, or comic book
4. Read a retelling of a classic (e.g., Peter Pan, Little Women, The Great Gatsby, etc)
5. Read a mythological retelling (e.g., Greek mythology, the Bhagavad Gita, Arthurian legend, etc)
6. Read an book with creatures from legend (e.g., Coyote, vampires, gumiho, golems, djinn, etc)

Donkeyskin
1. Read a book with a red cover or shade of red in the title
2. Read a book with a orange or yellow cover, or orange or yellow in the title
by K.J. Dell'Antonia - Jan 3 2022
69% cover
3. Read a book with a green cover or shade of green in the title
4. Read a book with a blue cover or a shade of blue in the title
5. Read a book with a purple cover or a shade of purple in the title

Cap O'Rushes
1. Read a book with this, that or these in the title
2. Read a book with a celestial title or cover
3. Read a book where the title is a song lyric
4. Read a book with gemstones or precious metals in the title
5. Read a book with a type of insect in the title
6. Read a book with dream in the title
7. Read a book with wolf/wolves in the title or on the cover
8. Read a book with a type of flower in the title
9. Read a book with blood or bone in the title
10. Read the book with the prettiest cover on your TBR

Cinderfella
1. Read a book written by a Pacific Islander
2. Read a book written by a Latine(x/o/a) author
3. Read a book set in or by someone from the Caribbean
4. Read a book written by a South Asian author
5. Read a book written by a West Asian author
6. Read an #ownvoices book by a Jewish author
7. Read a book by an Indigenous author
8. Read an #ownvoices book about body positivity
9. Read a book by a trans or gender nonconforming author

Vasilisa
1. Read a book featuring a natural disaster
2. Read a book set in space
3. Read a book set in the 1990s
4. Read a book with a map
5. Read a book set during summer
6. Read a book with a climate change theme
7. Read a gothic horror book

UPDATED

The challenge starts tomorrow—and newcomers can join any time until January 1st, 2023 (when this challenge is over).

Good luck all fairy godmothers and (super)villains! (view spoiler)[we have no royalty yet (hide spoiler)]

Isabella wrote: "I'm going to start with Fairy Godmother and see if that's too easy. Last year's list I finished before July, after all ^^
"

I'm thinking Supervillian is looking really good for you...

I'm in for fairy godmother!

Books Read: 2/24

Yeh-Shen. 1 Book Read
Impossible level: all BIPOC or LGBTQ+ authors
1. Read a book published before 1900
2. Read a classic (published before 1950) written by a BIPOC author
3. Read a book written with two POVs The Throne of Fire
4. Read a book that's been on your TBR over four years
5 Read a book published when you were 10
6. Read the longest book on your TBR
7. Read a 2022 release from a debut author
8. Read a five-star (to you) book

Cendrillon
Impossible level: read the winner instead of the nominee, and read a PBC Group read in the month it was featured)
1. Read a 2022 PBC Group Read
2. Read a Goodreads Choice nominee book
3. Read a Nebula/Hugo/Locus Award finalist
4. Read a Man Booker Prize, Women's Prize for Fiction, or Pulitzer shortlist book
5. Read a book that's popular on Booktok
6. Read a translated bestseller
7. Read a National Book Award For YA Literature nominee, Odyssey Award shortlist, William C Morris nominee, a Lambda Literary Award Winner, or Kirkus Prize for YA Literature nominee

Aschenputtel 1 Book Read
Impossible level: make it all ownvoices
1. Read a LGBTQ+ fairy tale retelling
2. Read a book that has been turned into a movie or tv show Vampire Academy
3. Read a book that is based on a video game, board game, or comic book
4. Read a retelling of a classic (e.g., Peter Pan, Little Women, The Great Gatsby, etc)
5. Read a mythological retelling (e.g., Greek mythology, the Bhagavad Gita, Arthurian legend, etc)
6. Read an book with creatures from legend (e.g., Coyote, vampires, gumiho, golems, djinn, etc)

Donkeyskin
Impossible level: stick with either the cover or title for the whole category
1. Read a book with a red cover or shade of red in the title
2. Read a book with a orange or yellow cover, or orange or yellow in the title
3. Read a book with a green cover or shade of green in the title
4. Read a book with a blue cover or a shade of blue in the title
5. Read a book with a purple cover or a shade of purple in the title

Cap O'Rushes 1 Book Read
Impossible level: all BIPOC authors
1. Read a book with this, that or these in the title
2. Read a book with a celestial title or cover
3. Read a book where the title is a song lyric
4. Read a book with gemstones or precious metals in the title
5. Read a book with a type of insect in the title
6. Read a book with dream in the title
7. Read a book with wolf/wolves in the title or on the cover
8. Read a book with a type of flower in the title
9. Read a book with blood or bone in the title Blood Promise
10. Read the book with the prettiest cover on your TBR

Cinderfella
Impossible level: make it all ownvoices
1. Read a book written by a Pacific Islander
2. Read a book written by a Latine(x/o/a) author
3. Read a book set in or by someone from the Caribbean
4. Read a book written by a South Asian author
5. Read a book written by a West Asian author
6. Read an #ownvoices book by a Jewish author
7. Read a book by an Indigenous author
8. Read an #ownvoices book about body positivity
9. Read a book by a trans or gender nonconforming author

Vasilisa
Impossible level: all LGBTQ+ authors
1. Read a book featuring a natural disaster
2. Read a book set in space
3. Read a book set in the 1990s
4. Read a book with a map
5. Read a book set during summer
6. Read a book with a climate change theme
7. Read a gothic horror book

Im in for Fairy Godmother :)

Books Read: 23/24

Yeh-Shen
1. Read a book published before 1900
2. Read a classic (published before 1950) written by a BIPOC author
3. Read a book written with two POVs


It Happened One Summer
4. Read a book that's been on your TBR over four years


Eleanor Oliphant is Completely Fine

5 Read a book published when you were 10
6. Read the longest book on your TBR


Rhythm Of War

7. Read a 2022 release from a debut author
8. Read a five-star (to you) book

The Christie Affair


Cendrillon
1. Read a 2022 PBC Group Read


The Guest List

2. Read a Goodreads Choice nominee book


3. Read a Nebula/Hugo/Locus Award finalist
4. Read a Man Booker Prize, Women's Prize for Fiction, or Pulitzer shortlist book


The Dutch House


5. Read a book that's popular on Booktok



Beach Read

6. Read a translated bestseller
7. Read a National Book Award For YA Literature nominee, Odyssey Award shortlist, William C Morris nominee, a Lambda Literary Award Winner, or Kirkus Prize for YA Literature nominee

Aschenputtel
1. Read a LGBTQ+ fairy tale retelling
2. Read a book that has been turned into a movie or tv show
3. Read a book that is based on a video game, board game, or comic book
4. Read a retelling of a classic (e.g., Peter Pan, Little Women, The Great Gatsby, etc)
5. Read a mythological retelling (e.g., Greek mythology, the Bhagavad Gita, Arthurian legend, etc)
6. Read an book with creatures from legend (e.g., Coyote, vampires, gumiho, golems, djinn, etc)

Donkeyskin
1. Read a book with a red cover or shade of red in the title


Apples Never Fall

2. Read a book with a orange or yellow cover, or orange or yellow in the title


The Yellow Wife

3. Read a book with a green cover or shade of green in the title


The Seven Husbands of Evelyn Hugo

4. Read a book with a blue cover or a shade of blue in the title:

The Midnight Library
The Midnight Library

5. Read a book with a purple cover or a shade of purple in the title



Cap O'Rushes
1. Read a book with this, that or these in the title
2. Read a book with a celestial title or cover



The Moonlight Child

3. Read a book where the title is a song lyric



The Night Shift

4. Read a book with gemstones or precious metals in the title


The Nickel Boys

5. Read a book with a type of insect in the title


What the Fireflies Knew

6. Read a book with dream in the title
7. Read a book with wolf/wolves in the title or on the cover
8. Read a book with a type of flower in the title
9. Read a book with blood or bone in the title
10. Read the book with the prettiest cover on your TBR


The Wisteria Society Of Lady Scoundrels

Cinderfella
1. Read a book written by a Pacific Islander
2. Read a book written by a Latine(x/o/a) author



The Hacienda

3. Read a book set in or by someone from the Caribbean
4. Read a book written by a South Asian author
5. Read a book written by a West Asian author
6. Read an #ownvoices book by a Jewish author
7. Read a book by an Indigenous author
8. Read an #ownvoices book about body positivity


Big Summer

9. Read a book by a trans or gender nonconforming author

Red White And Royal Blue
Vasilisa
1. Read a book featuring a natural disaster
2. Read a book set in space



Artemis

3. Read a book set in the 1990s
4. Read a book with a map
5. Read a book set during summer


The Club

6. Read a book with a climate change theme
7. Read a gothic horror book

Mexican Gothic

Okay, I will join in trying to be a fairy godmother (though I might try to be a villainous one)
BOOKS READ: 7/24

Yeh-Shen
1. Read a book published before 1900

2. Read a classic (published before 1950) written by a BIPOC author

3. Read a book written with two POVs

4. Read a book that's been on your TBR over four years

5 Read a book published when you were 10

6. Read the longest book on your TBR
A Clash of Kings by George R R Martin
7. Read a 2022 release from a debut author

8. Read a five-star (to you) book
All Systems Red by Martha Wells (completed)

Cendrillon
1. Read a 2022 PBC Group Read

2. Read a Goodreads Choice nominee book
People We Meet on Vacation by Emily Henry (completed)
3. Read a Nebula/Hugo/Locus Award finalist
Artificial Condition by Martha Wells (completed)
4. Read a Man Booker Prize, Women's Prize for Fiction, or Pulitzer shortlist book
Frederick Douglass: Prophet of Freedoms by David Blight or Lincoln in the Bardo by George Saunders
5. Read a book that's popular on Booktok
Legend or Ninth House
6. Read a translated bestseller
The Girl in the Spider's Web or The Girl Who Takes an Eye for an Eyeby David Lagencrantz
7. Read a National Book Award For YA Literature nominee, Odyssey Award shortlist, William C Morris nominee, a Lambda Literary Award Winner, or Kirkus Prize for YA Literature nominee


Aschenputtel
1. Read a LGBTQ+ fairy tale retelling

2. Read a book that has been turned into a movie or tv show
Pride and Prejudice and Zombies by Seth Grahame-Smith and Jane Austen (complete)d
3. Read a book that is based on a video game, board game, or comic book
Assassin's Creed: Unity by Oliver Bowden
4. Read a retelling of a classic (e.g., Peter Pan, Little Women, The Great Gatsby, etc)
One for All by Lillie Lainoff (retelling of The Three Musketeers)
5. Read a mythological retelling (e.g., Greek mythology, the Bhagavad Gita, Arthurian legend, etc)
The Guinevere Deception by Kiersten White (completed)
6. Read an book with creatures from legend (e.g., Coyote, vampires, gumiho, golems, djinn, etc)
Dead Until Dark by Charlaine Harris

Donkeyskin
1. Read a book with a red cover or shade of red in the title

2. Read a book with a orange or yellow cover, or orange or yellow in the title

3. Read a book with a green cover or shade of green in the title
The Inheritance Games by Jennifer Lynn Barnes
4. Read a book with a blue cover or a shade of blue in the title

5. Read a book with a purple cover or a shade of purple in the title
Skyward by Brandon Sanderson (completed)

Cap O'Rushes
1. Read a book with this, that or these in the title

2. Read a book with a celestial title or cover

3. Read a book where the title is a song lyric
Clockwork Angels by Kevin Anderson
4. Read a book with gemstones or precious metals in the title
The Flight of the Silvers by Daniel Price
5. Read a book with a type of insect in the title
The Mark of the Dragonfly by Jaleigh Johnson or The Girl in the Spider's Web by David Lagencrantz
6. Read a book with dream in the title
Nightmares & Dreamscapes by tephen Kingc
7. Read a book with wolf/wolves in the title or on the cover

8. Read a book with a type of flower in the title

9. Read a book with blood or bone in the title
Song of Blood & Stone, Blood on the Shamrock: A Novel of Ireland's Civil War, Blood Scion, Bloodwitch, Children of Blood and Bone, or The Blood of Emmett Till
10. Read the book with the prettiest cover on your TBR
To the Sky Kingdom by Tang Qi

Cinderfella
1. Read a book written by a Pacific Islander

2. Read a book written by a Latine(x/o/a) author

3. Read a book set in or by someone from the Caribbean

4. Read a book written by a South Asian author

5. Read a book written by a West Asian author

6. Read an #ownvoices book by a Jewish author
Today Tonight Tomorrow, Yes No Maybe So, The Ex Talk, A Place at the Table or Our Year of Maybe
7. Read a book by an Indigenous author
A Snake Falls to Earth by Darcie Little Badger

8. Read an #ownvoices book about body positivity
Dietland, Faith: Taking Flight, Undead Girl Gang or The Upside of Unrequited
9. Read a book by a trans or gender nonconforming author
The Natural Mother of the Child

Vasilisa
1. Read a book featuring a natural disaster
Eruption by Harry Turtledove
2. Read a book set in space
The Cruel Stars by John Birmingham
3. Read a book set in the 1990s
Alma Mater: A College Homecoming by P.F. Kluge
4. Read a book with a map
Prodigy or Rivers of London
5. Read a book set during summer
Outline by Rachel Cusk
6. Read a book with a climate change theme
Termination Shock or The Ones We're Meant to Find
7. Read a gothic horror book
Dawn of the Dreadfuls by Steve Hockensmith (completed)

Alright I will give this a try. I'll take it easy and go for Royalty.

Read 3/12

CATEGORIES
Yen-Shen
1. Read a book published before 1900
2. Read a classic (published before 1950) written by a BIPOC author
3. Read a book written with two POVs
The Starlight Quest
4. Read a book that's been on your TBR over four years
5 Read a book published when you were 10
6. Read the longest book on your TBR
7. Read a 2022 release from a debut author
8. Read a five-star (to you) book

Cendrillon
1. Read a 2022 PBC Group Read
2. Read a Goodreads Choice nominee book
3. Read a Nebula/Hugo/Locus Award finalist
4. Read a Man Booker Prize, Women's Prize for Fiction, or Pulitzer shortlist book
5. Read a book that's popular on Booktok
6. Read a translated bestseller
7. Read a National Book Award For YA Literature nominee, Odyssey Award shortlist, William C Morris nominee, a Lambda Literary Award Winner, or Kirkus Prize for YA Literature nominee

Aschenputtel
1. Read a LGBTQ+ fairy tale retelling
2. Read a book that has been turned into a movie or tv show
3. Read a book that is based on a video game, board game, or comic book
4. Read a retelling of a classic (e.g., Peter Pan, Little Women, The Great Gatsby, etc)
5. Read a mythological retelling (e.g., Greek mythology, the Bhagavad Gita, Arthurian legend, etc)
6. Read an book with creatures from legend (e.g., Coyote, vampires, gumiho, golems, djinn, etc)

Donkeyskin
1. Read a book with a red cover or shade of red in the title
2. Read a book with a orange or yellow cover, or orange or yellow in the title
The Peaks of Autumn
3. Read a book with a green cover or shade of green in the title
4. Read a book with a blue cover or a shade of blue in the title
The Everafter Wish
5. Read a book with a purple cover or a shade of purple in the title

Cap O'Rushes .
1. Read a book with this, that or these in the title
2. Read a book with a celestial title or cover
3. Read a book where the title is a song lyric
4. Read a book with gemstones or precious metals in the title
5. Read a book with a type of insect in the title
6. Read a book with dream in the title
7. Read a book with wolf/wolves in the title or on the cover
8. Read a book with a type of flower in the title
9. Read a book with blood or bone in the title
10. Read the book with the prettiest cover on your TBR

Cinderfella
1. Read a book written by a Pacific Islander
2. Read a book written by a Latine(x/o/a) author
3. Read a book set in or by someone from the Caribbean
4. Read a book written by a South Asian author
5. Read a book written by a West Asian author
6. Read an #ownvoices book by a Jewish author
7. Read a book by an Indigenous author
8. Read an #ownvoices book about body positivity
9. Read a book by a trans or gender nonconforming author

Vasilisa .
1. Read a book featuring a natural disaster
2. Read a book set in space
3. Read a book set in the 1990s
4. Read a book with a map
5. Read a book set during summer
6. Read a book with a climate change theme
7. Read a gothic horror book

Leslie wrote: "Okay, I will join in trying to be a fairy godmother (though I might try to be a villainous one)
BOOKS READ: 0/24

Yeh-Shen
1. Read a book published before 1900
2. Read a classic (published before 1..."

oooooh a ~villainous~ fairy godmother

A Dream is a Wish Your Heart Makes

LEVELS
Villain: 52 books
10/52

CATEGORIES

Yeh-Shen. Did you know there are between 500-800 different versions of Cinderella? Yeh-Shen is thought to be one of the original written versions, originating in Tang Dynasty China around the 9th century CE. Instead of a ball there was a festival, there's a magical fish involved, and she does lose an object (slipper, anklet, etc) that is found by either the lordling/prince or one of his underlings.

1. Read a book published before 1900
2. Read a classic (published before 1950) written by a BIPOC author
3. Read a book written with two POVsHeartstopper: Volume One
4. Read a book that's been on your TBR over four yearsDoctor Sleep
5 Read a book published when you were 10
6. Read the longest book on your TBR
7. Read a 2022 release from a debut author
8. Read a five-star (to you) bookThumbprint

Cendrillon . The most popular version of Cinderella comes from French author Charles Perrault, who added the pumpkin, the fairy godmother and the glass slippers in 1697 (the slippers were originally fur)—he riffed off an Italian version called Cenerentola.

1. Read a 2022 PBC Group Read
2. Read a Goodreads Choice nominee book
3. Read a Nebula/Hugo/Locus Award finalist
4. Read a Man Booker Prize, Women's Prize for Fiction, or Pulitzer shortlist book
5. Read a book that's popular on Booktok
6. Read a translated bestseller
7. Read a National Book Award For YA Literature nominee, Odyssey Award shortlist, William C Morris nominee, a Lambda Literary Award Winner, or Kirkus Prize for YA Literature nominee

Aschenputtel . The Grimms brothers version, written in the 19th century. It's a lot more violent than the Perrault version, and has a tree (that rose from Cinderella's mother's grave) instead of a fairy godmother.

1. Read a LGBTQ+ fairy tale retelling
2. Read a book that has been turned into a movie or tv showThe Lightning Thief
3. Read a book that is based on a video game, board game, or comic book
4. Read a retelling of a classic (e.g., Peter Pan, Little Women, The Great Gatsby, etc)
5. Read a mythological retelling (e.g., Greek mythology, the Bhagavad Gita, Arthurian legend, etc)
6. Read an book with creatures from legend (e.g., Coyote, vampires, gumiho, golems, djinn, etc)Wraith

Donkeyskin . Another version of Cinderella, although from here on out I'm branching into different variations according to the Aarne-Thompson-Uther Index (a folklore catalog, so cool!). In the Donkeyskin variations, Cinderella is a princess who runs away from her father (there's often an element of incest involved, it's pretty icky), takes up a position in a rival kingdom as a server and falls in love with its ruler (sometimes she loses her ring and he finds it in a cake).

1. Read a book with a red cover or shade of red in the title
2. Read a book with a orange or yellow cover, or orange or yellow in the titleThe Cape: 1969
3. Read a book with a green cover or shade of green in the titleDawn and the Impossible Three
4. Read a book with a blue cover or a shade of blue in the titleMary Anne Saves the Day
5. Read a book with a purple cover or a shade of purple in the titleEscape from the Carnival of Horrors

Cap O'Rushes . A lot like Donkeyskin with the princess/girl running away from her family, but minus the incest and with the addition of the "love test" (the father asking his children to compete for his love and her saying something like "I love you more than meat loves salt"). Anywho, generally ends with the princess finding love in another kingdom/estate, her now-destitute father unwittingly entering her new kingdom and her showing that she was sincere in her meaning and him realizing he's been a dick to his favorite child.

1. Read a book with this, that or these in the title
2. Read a book with a celestial title or cover
3. Read a book where the title is a song lyric
4. Read a book with gemstones or precious metals in the title
5. Read a book with a type of insect in the title
6. Read a book with dream in the title
7. Read a book with wolf/wolves in the title or on the cover
8. Read a book with a type of flower in the title
9. Read a book with blood or bone in the title
10. Read the book with the prettiest cover on your TBR

Cinderfella . Yup, genderbent Cinderella! There are a couple of Celtic versions, where the young man has a mean stepfamily and big feet, and after doing several heroic deeds before a princess he runs off and leaves his boot or shoe and she searches for him. This is more of a "hero" type of Cinderella, where the protagonist is more active.

1. Read a book written by a Pacific Islander
2. Read a book written by a Latine(x/o/a) author
3. Read a book set in or by someone from the Caribbean
4. Read a book written by a South Asian author
5. Read a book written by a West Asian author
6. Read an #ownvoices book by a Jewish author
7. Read a book by an Indigenous author
8. Read an #ownvoices book about body positivity
9. Read a book by a trans or gender nonconforming author

Vasilisa . Another hero-type tale, with Vasilisa being sent off an a hopeless task (get candles, etc) and meeting Baba Yaga. Sometimes the story ends with her outwitting Baba Yaga, other times the story continues past that (or Baba Yaga is more of a helper type) and Vasilisa leaves her family's home and meets a prince.

1. Read a book featuring a natural disaster
2. Read a book set in space
3. Read a book set in the 1990sThe Truth About Stacey
4. Read a book with a map
5. Read a book set during summer
6. Read a book with a climate change theme
7. Read a gothic horror book

I’m going to shoot for SuperVillain.
Books: 11 / 52

Yeh-Shen.
Impossible level: all BIPOC or LGBTQ+ authors
1. Read a book published before 1900
2. Read a classic (published before 1950) written by a BIPOC author
3. Read a book written with two POVs -
4. Read a book that's been on your TBR over four years
5 Read a book published when you were 10 -
6. Read the longest book on your TBR
7. Read a 2022 release from a debut author
8. Read a five-star (to you) book -

Cendrillon
Impossible level: read the winner instead of the nominee, and read a PBC Group read in the month it was featured)
1. Read a 2022 PBC Group Read -
2. Read a Goodreads Choice nominee book
3. Read a Nebula/Hugo/Locus Award finalist
4. Read a Man Booker Prize, Women's Prize for Fiction, or Pulitzer shortlist book
5. Read a book that's popular on Booktok
6. Read a translated bestseller
7. Read a National Book Award For YA Literature nominee, Odyssey Award shortlist, William C Morris nominee, a Lambda Literary Award Winner, or Kirkus Prize for YA Literature nominee

Aschenputtel
Impossible level: make it all ownvoices
1. Read a LGBTQ+ fairy tale retelling -
2. Read a book that has been turned into a movie or tv show
3. Read a book that is based on a video game, board game, or comic book
4. Read a retelling of a classic (e.g., Peter Pan, Little Women, The Great Gatsby, etc)
5. Read a mythological retelling (e.g., Greek mythology, the Bhagavad Gita, Arthurian legend, etc)
6. Read an book with creatures from legend (e.g., Coyote, vampires, gumiho, golems, djinn, etc)

Donkeyskin
Impossible level: stick with either the cover or title for the whole category
1. Read a book with a red cover or shade of red in the title -
2. Read a book with a orange or yellow cover, or orange or yellow in the title -
3. Read a book with a green cover or shade of green in the title
4. Read a book with a blue cover or a shade of blue in the title
5. Read a book with a purple cover or a shade of purple in the title

Cap O'Rushes
Impossible level: all BIPOC authors
1. Read a book with this, that or these in the title -
2. Read a book with a celestial title or cover
3. Read a book where the title is a song lyric -
4. Read a book with gemstones or precious metals in the title
5. Read a book with a type of insect in the title
6. Read a book with dream in the title
7. Read a book with wolf/wolves in the title or on the cover
8. Read a book with a type of flower in the title
9. Read a book with blood or bone in the title
10. Read the book with the prettiest cover on your TBR -

Cinderfella
Impossible level: make it all ownvoices
1. Read a book written by a Pacific Islander - Long Live the Tribe of Fatherless Girls
2. Read a book written by a Latine(x/o/a) author
3. Read a book set in or by someone from the Caribbean
4. Read a book written by a South Asian author
5. Read a book written by a West Asian author
6. Read an #ownvoices book by a Jewish author
7. Read a book by an Indigenous author
8. Read an #ownvoices book about body positivity
9. Read a book by a trans or gender nonconforming author

Vasilisa
Impossible level: all LGBTQ+ authors
1. Read a book featuring a natural disaster
2. Read a book set in space -
3. Read a book set in the 1990s
4. Read a book with a map
5. Read a book set during summer
6. Read a book with a climate change theme
7. Read a gothic horror book

I would like to try fairy godmother please!

Hello!
I'm going to be trying for the Fairy Godmother Challenge!
Fairy Godmother: 37/24 books

CATEGORIES

Yeh-Shen:
1. Read a book published before 1900 (Treasure Island)
2. Read a classic (published before 1950) written by a BIPOC author (Art of War)
3. Read a book written with two POVs (Homerun Daddy)
4. Read a book that's been on your TBR over four years (A Discovery of Witches)
5 Read a book published when you were 10 (Girl Sleuth: Nancy Drew and the Women Who Created Her)
6. Read the longest book on your TBR (The Historian - 704)
7. Read a 2022 release from a debut author (Only a Monster)
8. Read a five-star (to you) book (The Blacktounge Thief)

Cendrillon :
1. Read a 2022 PBC Group Read
2. Read a Goodreads Choice nominee book (The Invisible Life of Addie LaRue
3. Read a Nebula/Hugo/Locus Award finalist (Nueromancer)
4. Read a Man Booker Prize, Women's Prize for Fiction, or Pulitzer shortlist book
5. Read a book that's popular on Booktok (Daughter of the Pirate King)
6. Read a translated bestseller (The Grandmaster of Demonic Cultivation)
7. Read a National Book Award For YA Literature nominee, Odyssey Award shortlist, William C Morris nominee, a Lambda Literary Award Winner, or Kirkus Prize for YA Literature nominee

Aschenputtel :
1. Read a LGBTQ+ fairy tale retelling (Lord of Eternal Night)
2. Read a book that has been turned into a movie or tv show (Scum Villain's Self Saving System)
3. Read a book that is based on a video game, board game, or comic book
4. Read a retelling of a classic (e.g., Peter Pan, Little Women, The Great Gatsby, etc) (Scavange the Stars)
5. Read a mythological retelling (e.g., Greek mythology, the Bhagavad Gita, Arthurian legend, etc) (Gods of Jade and Shadow)
6. Read an book with creatures from legend (e.g., Coyote, vampires, gumiho, golems, djinn, etc) (Mooncakes)

Donkeyskin :
1. Read a book with a red cover or shade of red in the title (Fangs)
2. Read a book with a orange or yellow cover, or orange or yellow in the title (Dune)
3. Read a book with a green cover or shade of green in the title (The Last Graduate)
4. Read a book with a blue cover or a shade of blue in the title (Hench)
5. Read a book with a purple cover or a shade of purple in the title (Hotel Magnifique)

Cap O'Rushes :
1. Read a book with this, that or these in the title
2. Read a book with a celestial title or cover (Shadow of Night)
3. Read a book where the title is a song lyric (Any Way the Wind Blows)
4. Read a book with gemstones or precious metals in the title (Jade Fire Gold)
5. Read a book with a type of insect in the title
6. Read a book with dream in the title (Dreams Lie Beneath)
7. Read a book with wolf/wolves in the title or on the cover (Magnus Chase : The Sword of Summer)
8. Read a book with a type of flower in the title (A Forgery of Roses)
9. Read a book with blood or bone in the title (The Bone Houses)
10. Read the book with the prettiest cover on your TBR (Heaven Offical's Blessing Vol 2)

Cinderfella :
1. Read a book written by a Pacific Islander
2. Read a book written by a Latine(x/o/a) author (Together We Burn)
3. Read a book set in or by someone from the Caribbean
4. Read a book written by a South Asian author (Star Daughter)
5. Read a book written by a West Asian author
6. Read an #ownvoices book by a Jewish author (Ballad and Dagger)
7. Read a book by an Indigenous author
8. Read an #ownvoices book about body positivity
9. Read a book by a trans or gender nonconforming author

Vasilisa :
1. Read a book featuring a natural disaster (The Drowned Woods)
2. Read a book set in space (How Rory Thorne Destroyed the Multiverse)
3. Read a book set in the 1990s
4. Read a book with a map (Sweet & Bitter Magic)
5. Read a book set during summer (Magnus Chase and the Ship of the Dead)
6. Read a book with a climate change theme
7. Read a gothic horror book (The Picture of Dorian Grey)

2022 is the year I get out of my reading slump! I am going for the Fairy Godmother Challenge!
Fairy Godmother: 6/24 books as of 2/1

CATEGORIES

Yeh-Shen:
1. Read a book published before 1900
2. Read a classic (published before 1950) written by a BIPOC author
3. Read a book written with two POVs
My Sister's Keeper - Finished 1/9
4. Read a book that's been on your TBR over four years
5. Read a book published when you were 10
6. Read the longest book on your TBR
7. Read a 2022 release from a debut author
8. Read a five-star (to you) book

Cendrillon:
1. Read a 2022 PBC Group Read
Beasts and Beauty - Finished 1/31
2. Read a Goodreads Choice nominee book
3. Read a Nebula/Hugo/Locus Award finalist
4. Read a Man Booker Prize, Women's Prize for Fiction, or Pulitzer shortlist book
5. Read a book that's popular on Booktok
Verity - Finished 1/29
6. Read a translated bestseller
7. Read a National Book Award for YA Literature nominee, Odyssey Award shortlist, William C Morris nominee, a Lambda Literary Award Winner, or Kirkus Prize for YA Literature nominee

Aschenputtel:
1. Read a LGBTQ+ fairy tale retelling
2. Read a book that has been turned into a movie or tv show
3. Read a book that is based on a video game, board game, or comic book
4. Read a retelling of a classic (e.g., Peter Pan, Little Women, The Great Gatsby, etc)
5. Read a mythological retelling (e.g., Greek mythology, the Bhagavad Gita, Arthurian legend, etc)
6. Read a book with creatures from legend (e.g., Coyote, vampires, gumiho, golems, djinn, etc)

Donkeyskin:
1. Read a book with a red cover or shade of red in the title
2. Read a book with a orange or yellow cover, or orange or yellow in the title
3. Read a book with a green cover or shade of green in the title
The Seven Husbands of Evelyn Hugo - Finished 1/11
4. Read a book with a blue cover or a shade of blue in the title
Ugly Love - Finished 2/1
5. Read a book with a purple cover or a shade of purple in the title

Cap O'Rushes:
1. Read a book with this, that or these in the title
2. Read a book with a celestial title or cover
3. Read a book where the title is a song lyric
4. Read a book with gemstones or precious metals in the title
5. Read a book with a type of insect in the title
6. Read a book with dream in the title
7. Read a book with wolf/wolves in the title or on the cover
8. Read a book with a type of flower in the title
A Court of Thorns and Roses - Finished 1/19
9. Read a book with blood or bone in the title
10. Read the book with the prettiest cover on your TBR

Cinderfella:
1. Read a book written by a Pacific Islander
2. Read a book written by a Latine(x/o/a) author
3. Read a book set in or by someone from the Caribbean
4. Read a book written by a South Asian author
5. Read a book written by a West Asian author
6. Read an #ownvoices book by a Jewish author
7. Read a book by an Indigenous author
8. Read an #ownvoices book about body positivity
9. Read a book by a trans or gender nonconforming author

Vasilisa:
1. Read a book featuring a natural disaster
2. Read a book set in space
3. Read a book set in the 1990s
4. Read a book with a map
5. Read a book set during summer
6. Read a book with a climate change theme
7. Read a gothic horror book

♛primadonna♛ wrote: "A Dream is a Wish Your Heart Makes

LEVELS
Villain: 52 books
1/52

CATEGORIES

Yeh-Shen. Did you know there are between 500-800 different versions of Cinderella? Yeh-Shen is thought to be one of th..."

Changed to Villian.!

Going for Fairy Godmother- and trying for a head start this year :D
2/24

Yeh-Shen:
1. Read a book published before 1900
2. Read a classic (published before 1950) written by a BIPOC author
3. Read a book written with two POVs
4. Read a book that's been on your TBR over four years
5 Read a book published when you were 10
6. Read the longest book on your TBR
7. Read a 2022 release from a debut author
8. Read a five-star (to you) book- The Anthropocene Reviewed

Cendrillon :
1. Read a 2022 PBC Group Read
2. Read a Goodreads Choice nominee book
3. Read a Nebula/Hugo/Locus Award finalist
4. Read a Man Booker Prize, Women's Prize for Fiction, or Pulitzer shortlist book
5. Read a book that's popular on Booktok
6. Read a translated bestseller
7. Read a National Book Award For YA Literature nominee, Odyssey Award shortlist, William C Morris nominee, a Lambda Literary Award Winner, or Kirkus Prize for YA Literature nominee

Aschenputtel :
1. Read a LGBTQ+ fairy tale retelling
2. Read a book that has been turned into a movie or tv show
3. Read a book that is based on a video game, board game, or comic book
4. Read a retelling of a classic (e.g., Peter Pan, Little Women, The Great Gatsby, etc)
5. Read a mythological retelling (e.g., Greek mythology, the Bhagavad Gita, Arthurian legend, etc)
6. Read an book with creatures from legend (e.g., Coyote, vampires, gumiho, golems, djinn, etc)

Donkeyskin :
1. Read a book with a red cover or shade of red in the title
2. Read a book with a orange or yellow cover, or orange or yellow in the title
3. Read a book with a green cover or shade of green in the title -Wicca: A Guide for the Solitary Practitioner
4. Read a book with a blue cover or a shade of blue in the title
5. Read a book with a purple cover or a shade of purple in the title

Cap O'Rushes :
1. Read a book with this, that or these in the title
2. Read a book with a celestial title or cover
3. Read a book where the title is a song lyric
4. Read a book with gemstones or precious metals in the title
5. Read a book with a type of insect in the title
6. Read a book with dream in the title
7. Read a book with wolf/wolves in the title or on the cover
8. Read a book with a type of flower in the title
9. Read a book with blood or bone in the title
10. Read the book with the prettiest cover on your TBR

Cinderfella :
1. Read a book written by a Pacific Islander
2. Read a book written by a Latine(x/o/a) author
3. Read a book set in or by someone from the Caribbean
4. Read a book written by a South Asian author
5. Read a book written by a West Asian author
6. Read an #ownvoices book by a Jewish author
7. Read a book by an Indigenous author
8. Read an #ownvoices book about body positivity
9. Read a book by a trans or gender nonconforming author

Vasilisa :
1. Read a book featuring a natural disaster
2. Read a book set in space
3. Read a book set in the 1990s
4. Read a book with a map
5. Read a book set during summer
6. Read a book with a climate change theme
7. Read a gothic horror book

Level: Royalty
14/12 Updated 1/3/23

Yeh-Shen:
1. Read a book published before 1900
2. Read a classic (published before 1950) written by a BIPOC author
3. Read a book written with two POVs - Into the Sound
4. Read a book that's been on your TBR over four years
5 Read a book published when you were 10
6. Read the longest book on your TBR
7. Read a 2022 release from a debut author
8. Read a five-star (to you) book

Cendrillon:
1. Read a 2022 PBC Group Read
2. Read a Goodreads Choice nominee book - They Called Us Enemy
3. Read a Nebula/Hugo/Locus Award finalist
4. Read a Man Booker Prize, Women's Prize for Fiction, or Pulitzer shortlist book
5. Read a book that's popular on Booktok - Heartstopper: Volume Two
6. Read a translated bestseller
7. Read a National Book Award For YA Literature nominee, Odyssey Award shortlist, William C Morris nominee, a Lambda Literary Award Winner, or Kirkus Prize for YA Literature nominee

Aschenputtel:
1. Read a LGBTQ+ fairy tale retelling - All Out: The No-Longer-Secret Stories of Queer Teens throughout the Ages
2. Read a book that has been turned into a movie or tv show - Heartstopper: Volume One
3. Read a book that is based on a video game, board game, or comic book
4. Read a retelling of a classic (e.g., Peter Pan, Little Women, The Great Gatsby, etc)
5. Read a mythological retelling (e.g., Greek mythology, the Bhagavad Gita, Arthurian legend, etc) - Lore Olympus: Volume One
6. Read an book with creatures from legend (e.g., Coyote, vampires, gumiho, golems, djinn, etc) - The Becoming

Donkeyskin:
1. Read a book with a red cover or shade of red in the title - A Court of Thorns and Roses
2. Read a book with a orange or yellow cover, or orange or yellow in the title - Yolk
3. Read a book with a green cover or shade of green in the title - Heartstopper: Volume Three
4. Read a book with a blue cover or a shade of blue in the title - Have We Met?
5. Read a book with a purple cover or a shade of purple in the title - Heartstopper: Volume Four

Cap O'Rushes:
1. Read a book with this, that or these in the title
2. Read a book with a celestial title or cover - The Invisible Life of Addie LaRue
3. Read a book where the title is a song lyric
4. Read a book with gemstones or precious metals in the title
5. Read a book with a type of insect in the title
6. Read a book with dream in the title
7. Read a book with wolf/wolves in the title or on the cover
8. Read a book with a type of flower in the title
9. Read a book with blood or bone in the title
10. Read the book with the prettiest cover on your TBR

Cinderfella:
1. Read a book written by a Pacific Islander
2. Read a book written by a Latine(x/o/a) author
3. Read a book set in or by someone from the Caribbean
4. Read a book written by a South Asian author
5. Read a book written by a West Asian author
6. Read an #ownvoices book by a Jewish author
7. Read a book by an Indigenous author
8. Read an #ownvoices book about body positivity
9. Read a book by a trans or gender nonconforming author

Vasilisa:
1. Read a book featuring a natural disaster
2. Read a book set in space
3. Read a book set in the 1990s
4. Read a book with a map
5. Read a book set during summer
6. Read a book with a climate change theme
7. Read a gothic horror book - Things Have Gotten Worse Since We Last Spoke

I haven't participated in anything yet, but I would would like to challenge myself. I'm going to try fairy godmother.

Books read: 0/24

Yeh-Shen.
Impossible level: all BIPOC or LGBTQ+ authors
1. Read a book published before 1900
2. Read a classic (published before 1950) written by a BIPOC author
3. Read a book written with two POVs
4. Read a book that's been on your TBR over four years
5 Read a book published when you were 10
6. Read the longest book on your TBR
7. Read a 2022 release from a debut author
8. Read a five-star (to you) book

Cendrillon
Impossible level: read the winner instead of the nominee, and read a PBC Group read in the month it was featured)
1. Read a 2022 PBC Group Read
2. Read a Goodreads Choice nominee book - The Ship of the Dead / Artemisa
3. Read a Nebula/Hugo/Locus Award finalist - The Windup Girl
4. Read a Man Booker Prize, Women's Prize for Fiction, or Pulitzer shortlist book - The Power
5. Read a book that's popular on Booktok
6. Read a translated bestseller
7. Read a National Book Award For YA Literature nominee, Odyssey Award shortlist, William C Morris nominee, a Lambda Literary Award Winner, or Kirkus Prize for YA Literature nominee

Aschenputtel
Impossible level: make it all ownvoices
1. Read a LGBTQ+ fairy tale retelling
2. Read a book that has been turned into a movie or tv show - El silencio de la ciudad blanca
3. Read a book that is based on a video game, board game, or comic book
4. Read a retelling of a classic (e.g., Peter Pan, Little Women, The Great Gatsby, etc) - Our Violent Ends
5. Read a mythological retelling (e.g., Greek mythology, the Bhagavad Gita, Arthurian legend, etc) - Aru Shah / Magnus Chase
6. Read an book with creatures from legend (e.g., Coyote, vampires, gumiho, golems, djinn, etc)

Donkeyskin
Impossible level: stick with either the cover or title for the whole category
1. Read a book with a red cover or shade of red in the title
2. Read a book with a orange or yellow cover, or orange or yellow in the title
3. Read a book with a green cover or shade of green in the title
4. Read a book with a blue cover or a shade of blue in the title - Circle of Shadows
5. Read a book with a purple cover or a shade of purple in the title

Cap O'Rushes
Impossible level: all BIPOC authors
1. Read a book with this, that or these in the title
2. Read a book with a celestial title or cover
3. Read a book where the title is a song lyric
4. Read a book with gemstones or precious metals in the title - Gods of Jade and Shadow
5. Read a book with a type of insect in the title
6. Read a book with dream in the title - Do Androids Dream of Electric Sheep?
7. Read a book with wolf/wolves in the title or on the cover - The Gilded Wolves (or donkeyskin 4)
8. Read a book with a type of flower in the title
9. Read a book with blood or bone in the title
10. Read the book with the prettiest cover on your TBR

Cinderfella
Impossible level: make it all ownvoices
1. Read a book written by a Pacific Islander
2. Read a book written by a Latine(x/o/a) author
3. Read a book set in or by someone from the Caribbean
4. Read a book written by a South Asian author
5. Read a book written by a West Asian author
6. Read an #ownvoices book by a Jewish author
7. Read a book by an Indigenous author
8. Read an #ownvoices book about body positivity
9. Read a book by a trans or gender nonconforming author

Vasilisa
Impossible level: all LGBTQ+ authors
1. Read a book featuring a natural disaster
2. Read a book set in space
3. Read a book set in the 1990s
4. Read a book with a map
5. Read a book set during summer
6. Read a book with a climate change theme
7. Read a gothic horror book

I'm in for the Fairy Godmother challenge! Definitely failed with this challenge last year due to a massive reading slump and I am determined to redeem myself :)

Books Read: 1/24

Yeh-Shen
3. Read a book written with two POVs
4. Read a book that's been on your TBR over four years
8. Read a five-star (to you) book

Cendrillon
2. Read a Goodreads Choice nominee book
4. Read a Man Booker Prize, Women's Prize for Fiction, or Pulitzer shortlist book
5. Read a book that's popular on Booktok
6. Read a translated bestseller

Aschenputtel
2. Read a book that has been turned into a movie or tv show
5. Read a mythological retelling (e.g., Greek mythology, the Bhagavad Gita, Arthurian legend, etc)
6. Read an book with creatures from legend (e.g., Coyote, vampires, gumiho, golems, djinn, etc)

Donkeyskin
1. Read a book with a red cover or shade of red in the title
3. Read a book with a green cover or shade of green in the title
5. Read a book with a purple cover or a shade of purple in the title

Cap O’Rushes
1. Read a book with this, that or these in the title
6. Read a book with dream in the title
9. Read a book with blood or bone in the title
10. Read the book with the prettiest cover on your TBR

Cinderfella
2. Read a book written by a Latine(x/o/a) author
4. Read a book written by a South Asian author
9. Read a book by a trans or gender-nonconforming author

Vasilisa
2. Read a book set in space
4. Read a book with a map -- The Merciful Crow
5. Read a book set during summer
7. Read a gothic horror book

Going with Fairy Godmother!

0/24
Yeh-Shen. Did you know there are between 500-800 different versions of Cinderella? Yeh-Shen is thought to be one of the original written versions, originating in Tang Dynasty China around the 9th century CE. Instead of a ball there was a festival, there's a magical fish involved, and she does lose an object (slipper, anklet, etc) that is found by either the lordling/prince or one of his underlings.
Impossible level: all BIPOC or LGBTQ+ authors
1. Read a book published before 1900
2. Read a classic (published before 1950) written by a BIPOC author
3. Read a book written with two POVs
4. Read a book that's been on your TBR over four years
5 Read a book published when you were 10
6. Read the longest book on your TBR
7. Read a 2022 release from a debut author
8. Read a five-star (to you) book

Cendrillon . The most popular version of Cinderella comes from French author Charles Perrault, who added the pumpkin, the fairy godmother and the glass slippers in 1697 (the slippers were originally fur)—he riffed off an Italian version called Cenerentola.
Impossible level: read the winner instead of the nominee, and read a PBC Group read in the month it was featured)
1. Read a 2022 PBC Group Read
2. Read a Goodreads Choice nominee book
3. Read a Nebula/Hugo/Locus Award finalist
4. Read a Man Booker Prize, Women's Prize for Fiction, or Pulitzer shortlist book
5. Read a book that's popular on Booktok
6. Read a translated bestseller
7. Read a National Book Award For YA Literature nominee, Odyssey Award shortlist, William C Morris nominee, a Lambda Literary Award Winner, or Kirkus Prize for YA Literature nominee

Aschenputtel . The Grimms brothers version, written in the 19th century. It's a lot more violent than the Perrault version, and has a tree (that rose from Cinderella's mother's grave) instead of a fairy godmother.
Impossible level: make it all ownvoices
1. Read a LGBTQ+ fairy tale retelling
2. Read a book that has been turned into a movie or tv show
3. Read a book that is based on a video game, board game, or comic book
4. Read a retelling of a classic (e.g., Peter Pan, Little Women, The Great Gatsby, etc)
5. Read a mythological retelling (e.g., Greek mythology, the Bhagavad Gita, Arthurian legend, etc)
6. Read an book with creatures from legend (e.g., Coyote, vampires, gumiho, golems, djinn, etc)

Donkeyskin . Another version of Cinderella, although from here on out I'm branching into different variations according to the Aarne-Thompson-Uther Index (a folklore catalog, so cool!). In the Donkeyskin variations, Cinderella is a princess who runs away from her father (there's often an element of incest involved, it's pretty icky), takes up a position in a rival kingdom as a server and falls in love with its ruler (sometimes she loses her ring and he finds it in a cake).
Impossible level: stick with either the cover or title for the whole category
1. Read a book with a red cover or shade of red in the title
2. Read a book with a orange or yellow cover, or orange or yellow in the title
3. Read a book with a green cover or shade of green in the title
4. Read a book with a blue cover or a shade of blue in the title
5. Read a book with a purple cover or a shade of purple in the title

Cap O'Rushes . A lot like Donkeyskin with the princess/girl running away from her family, but minus the incest and with the addition of the "love test" (the father asking his children to compete for his love and her saying something like "I love you more than meat loves salt"). Anywho, generally ends with the princess finding love in another kingdom/estate, her now-destitute father unwittingly entering her new kingdom and her showing that she was sincere in her meaning and him realizing he's been a dick to his favorite child.
Impossible level: all BIPOC authors
1. Read a book with this, that or these in the title
2. Read a book with a celestial title or cover
3. Read a book where the title is a song lyric
4. Read a book with gemstones or precious metals in the title
5. Read a book with a type of insect in the title
6. Read a book with dream in the title
7. Read a book with wolf/wolves in the title or on the cover
8. Read a book with a type of flower in the title
9. Read a book with blood or bone in the title
10. Read the book with the prettiest cover on your TBR

Cinderfella . Yup, genderbent Cinderella! There are a couple of Celtic versions, where the young man has a mean stepfamily and big feet, and after doing several heroic deeds before a princess he runs off and leaves his boot or shoe and she searches for him. This is more of a "hero" type of Cinderella, where the protagonist is more active.
Impossible level: make it all ownvoices
1. Read a book written by a Pacific Islander
2. Read a book written by a Latine(x/o/a) author
3. Read a book set in or by someone from the Caribbean
4. Read a book written by a South Asian author
5. Read a book written by a West Asian author
6. Read an #ownvoices book by a Jewish author
7. Read a book by an Indigenous author
8. Read an #ownvoices book about body positivity
9. Read a book by a trans or gender nonconforming author

Vasilisa . Another hero-type tale, with Vasilisa being sent off an a hopeless task (get candles, etc) and meeting Baba Yaga. Sometimes the story ends with her outwitting Baba Yaga, other times the story continues past that (or Baba Yaga is more of a helper type) and Vasilisa leaves her family's home and meets a prince.
Impossible level: all LGBTQ+ authors
1. Read a book featuring a natural disaster
2. Read a book set in space
3. Read a book set in the 1990s
4. Read a book with a map
5. Read a book set during summer
6. Read a book with a climate change theme
7. Read a gothic horror book

I've changed to Fairy Godmother woooo, to be Jennifer Saunders singing I Need A Hero is my life goal anyway.

Thank you for creating all these prompts!

BOOKS READ: 22/24

Yeh-Shen.
Impossible level: all BIPOC or LGBTQ+ authors
√ Read a book published before 1900 - Alice's Adventures in Wonderland / Through the Looking-Glass [3*]
2. Read a classic (published before 1950) written by a BIPOC author - Eileen Chang
√ Read a book written with two POVs - Noughts & Crosses [5*]
√ Read a book that's been on your TBR over four years - Gone Girl [4*]
√ Read a book published when you were 10 A Most Peculiar Malaysian Murder [2*]
6. Read the longest book on your TBR
7. Read a 2022 release from a debut author
√ Read a five-star (to you) book Knife Edge [5*]

Cendrillon
Impossible level: read the winner instead of the nominee, and read a PBC Group read in the month it was featured)
1. Read a 2022 PBC Group Read
√ Read a Goodreads Choice nominee book The Girl with All the Gifts [5*!]
3. Read a Nebula/Hugo/Locus Award finalist
√ Read a Man Booker Prize, Women's Prize for Fiction, or Pulitzer shortlist book Girl, Woman, Other [5* easily]
√ Read a book that's popular on Booktok Ugly Love. [4.5*]
√ Read a translated bestseller O Conto da Ilha Desconhecida [5*] (I read this in the original language, I hope that still counts...)
7. Read a National Book Award For YA Literature nominee, Odyssey Award shortlist, William C Morris nominee, a Lambda Literary Award Winner, or Kirkus Prize for YA Literature nominee

Aschenputtel
Impossible level: make it all ownvoices
1. Read a LGBTQ+ fairy tale retelling
√ Read a book that has been turned into a movie or tv show This is Going to Hurt: Secret Diaries of a Junior Doctor [3*]
3. Read a book that is based on a video game, board game, or comic book
4. Read a retelling of a classic (e.g., Peter Pan, Little Women, The Great Gatsby, etc)
√ Read a mythological retelling (e.g., Greek mythology, the Bhagavad Gita, Arthurian legend, etc) (10 BIPOC retellings mwuhaha!) [4*]
6. Read an book with creatures from legend (e.g., Coyote, vampires, gumiho, golems, djinn, etc)

Donkeyskin
Impossible level: stick with either the cover or title for the whole category
√ Read a book with a red cover or shade of red in the title The Thursday Murder Club [3*]
√ Read a book with a orange or yellow cover, or orange or yellow in the title The Giver [3*]
3. Read a book with a green cover or shade of green in the title
√ Read a book with a blue cover or a shade of blue in the title American Dirt [5*]
5. Read a book with a purple cover or a shade of purple in the title

Cap O'Rushes
Impossible level: all BIPOC authors
1. Read a book with this, that or these in the title
2. Read a book with a celestial title or cover
3. Read a book where the title is a song lyric
4. Read a book with gemstones or precious metals in the title
5. Read a book with a type of insect in the title
6. Read a book with dream in the title
7. Read a book with wolf/wolves in the title or on the cover
8. Read a book with a type of flower in the title
√ Read a book with blood or bone in the title Midwinterblood [5*]
10. Read the book with the prettiest cover on your TBR

Cinderfella
Impossible level: make it all ownvoices
1. Read a book written by a Pacific Islander
2. Read a book written by a Latine(x/o/a) author
3. Read a book set in or by someone from the Caribbean
√ Read a book written by a South Asian author The Good Muslim [4*]
√ Read a book written by a West Asian author The Movement [4*]
6. Read an #ownvoices book by a Jewish author
7. Read a book by an Indigenous author
8. Read an #ownvoices book about body positivity
9. Read a book by a trans or gender nonconforming author

Vasilisa
Impossible level: all LGBTQ+ authors
√ Read a book featuring a natural disaster [[book:The Scorch Trials|7631105] [3.5 *]
√ Read a book set in space Artemis. [1*] It was so bad.
√ Read a book set in the 1990s Pig-Heart Boy [3*]
√ Read a book with a map - Where the Crawdads Sing [4*]
5. Read a book set during summer
√ Read a book with a climate change theme The Kill Order [3*]
7. Read a gothic horror book

Books: 1 / 24

Yeh-Shen.
Impossible level: all BIPOC or LGBTQ+ authors
1. Read a book published before 1900
2. Read a classic (published before 1950) written by a BIPOC author
3. Read a book written with two POVs
4. Read a book that's been on your TBR over four years
5 Read a book published when you were 10
6. Read the longest book on your TBR
7. Read a 2022 release from a debut author
8. Read a five-star (to you) book

Cendrillon
Impossible level: read the winner instead of the nominee, and read a PBC Group read in the month it was featured)
1. Read a 2022 PBC Group Read
2. Read a Goodreads Choice nominee book
3. Read a Nebula/Hugo/Locus Award finalist
4. Read a Man Booker Prize, Women's Prize for Fiction, or Pulitzer shortlist book
5. Read a book that's popular on Booktok - It Ends with Us
6. Read a translated bestseller
7. Read a National Book Award For YA Literature nominee, Odyssey Award shortlist, William C Morris nominee, a Lambda Literary Award Winner, or Kirkus Prize for YA Literature nominee

Aschenputtel
Impossible level: make it all ownvoices
1. Read a LGBTQ+ fairy tale retelling
2. Read a book that has been turned into a movie or tv show
3. Read a book that is based on a video game, board game, or comic book
4. Read a retelling of a classic (e.g., Peter Pan, Little Women, The Great Gatsby, etc)
5. Read a mythological retelling (e.g., Greek mythology, the Bhagavad Gita, Arthurian legend, etc)
6. Read an book with creatures from legend (e.g., Coyote, vampires, gumiho, golems, djinn, etc)

Donkeyskin
Impossible level: stick with either the cover or title for the whole category
1. Read a book with a red cover or shade of red in the title
2. Read a book with a orange or yellow cover, or orange or yellow in the title
3. Read a book with a green cover or shade of green in the title
4. Read a book with a blue cover or a shade of blue in the title
5. Read a book with a purple cover or a shade of purple in the title

Cap O'Rushes
Impossible level: all BIPOC authors
1. Read a book with this, that or these in the title
2. Read a book with a celestial title or cover
3. Read a book where the title is a song lyric
4. Read a book with gemstones or precious metals in the title
5. Read a book with a type of insect in the title
6. Read a book with dream in the title
7. Read a book with wolf/wolves in the title or on the cover
8. Read a book with a type of flower in the title
9. Read a book with blood or bone in the title
10. Read the book with the prettiest cover on your TBR

Cinderfella
Impossible level: make it all ownvoices
1. Read a book written by a Pacific Islander
2. Read a book written by a Latine(x/o/a) author
3. Read a book set in or by someone from the Caribbean
4. Read a book written by a South Asian author
5. Read a book written by a West Asian author
6. Read an #ownvoices book by a Jewish author
7. Read a book by an Indigenous author
8. Read an #ownvoices book about body positivity
9. Read a book by a trans or gender nonconforming author

Vasilisa
Impossible level: all LGBTQ+ authors
1. Read a book featuring a natural disaster
2. Read a book set in space
3. Read a book set in the 1990s
4. Read a book with a map
5. Read a book set during summer
6. Read a book with a climate change theme
7. Read a gothic horror book

Goal: Fairy Godmother
Books Read 0/24

Yeh-Shen
1. Read a book published before 1900 The Diary of a Young Girl
2. Read a classic (published before 1950) written by a BIPOC author
3. Read a book written with two POVs
4. Read a book that's been on your TBR over four years The Good Good Pig: The Extraordinary Life of Christopher Hogwood
5 Read a book published when you were 10 A Light in the Storm: The Civil War Diary of Amelia Martin, Fenwick Island, Delaware, 1861
6. Read the longest book on your TBR Les Misérables
7. Read a 2022 release from a debut author
8. Read a five-star (to you) book

Cendrillon
1. Read a 2022 PBC Group Read
2. Read a Goodreads Choice nominee book Eat and Run: My Unlikely Journey to Ultramarathon Greatness
3. Read a Nebula/Hugo/Locus Award finalist
4. Read a Man Booker Prize, Women's Prize for Fiction, or Pulitzer shortlist book The Curious Incident of the Dog in the Night-Time
5. Read a book that's popular on Booktok
6. Read a translated bestseller
7. Read a National Book Award For YA Literature nominee, Odyssey Award shortlist, William C Morris nominee, a Lambda Literary Award Winner, or Kirkus Prize for YA Literature nominee

Aschenputtel
1. Read a LGBTQ+ fairy tale retelling
2. Read a book that has been turned into a movie or tv show
3. Read a book that is based on a video game, board game, or comic book
4. Read a retelling of a classic (e.g., Peter Pan, Little Women, The Great Gatsby, etc)
5. Read a mythological retelling (e.g., Greek mythology, the Bhagavad Gita, Arthurian legend, etc)
6. Read an book with creatures from legend (e.g., Coyote, vampires, gumiho, golems, djinn, etc)

Donkeyskin
1. Read a book with a red cover or shade of red in the title
2. Read a book with a orange or yellow cover, or orange or yellow in the title
3. Read a book with a green cover or shade of green in the title
4. Read a book with a blue cover or a shade of blue in the title
5. Read a book with a purple cover or a shade of purple in the title

Cap O'Rushes
1. Read a book with this, that or these in the title
2. Read a book with a celestial title or cover
3. Read a book where the title is a song lyric
4. Read a book with gemstones or precious metals in the title
5. Read a book with a type of insect in the title
6. Read a book with dream in the title
7. Read a book with wolf/wolves in the title or on the cover
8. Read a book with a type of flower in the title
9. Read a book with blood or bone in the title
10. Read the book with the prettiest cover on your TBR

Cinderfella
1. Read a book written by a Pacific Islander
2. Read a book written by a Latine(x/o/a) author
3. Read a book set in or by someone from the Caribbean
4. Read a book written by a South Asian author
5. Read a book written by a West Asian author
6. Read an #ownvoices book by a Jewish author
7. Read a book by an Indigenous author
8. Read an #ownvoices book about body positivity
9. Read a book by a trans or gender nonconforming author

Vasilisa
1. Read a book featuring a natural disaster
2. Read a book set in space
3. Read a book set in the 1990s
4. Read a book with a map
5. Read a book set during summer
6. Read a book with a climate change theme
7. Read a gothic horror book

Goal: Fairy Godmother
Books Read: 21/24
Also, thank you for the bit of lore here! I had only heard of the Grim version of Cinderella and Cinderfella.
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Yeh-Shen.
1. Read a book published before 1900
2. Read a classic (published before 1950) written by a BIPOC author
3. Read a book written with two POVs Queen of His Heart
4. Read a book that's been on your TBR over four years
5 Read a book published when you were 10
6. Read the longest book on your TBR
7. Read a 2022 release from a debut author
8. Read a five-star (to you) book We Hunt the Flame

Cendrillon .
Impossible level: read the winner instead of the nominee, and read a PBC Group read in the month it was featured)
1. Read a 2022 PBC Group Read
2. Read a Goodreads Choice nominee book A Court of Mist and Fury
3. Read a Nebula/Hugo/Locus Award finalist
4. Read a Man Booker Prize, Women's Prize for Fiction, or Pulitzer shortlist book
5. Read a book that's popular on Booktok Kingdom of the Wicked
6. Read a translated bestseller Harry Potter and the Chamber of Secrets
7. Read a National Book Award For YA Literature nominee, Odyssey Award shortlist, William C Morris nominee, a Lambda Literary Award Winner, or Kirkus Prize for YA Literature nominee

Aschenputtel
1. Read a LGBTQ+ fairy tale retelling
2. Read a book that has been turned into a movie or tv show Harry Potter and the Sorcerer's Stone
3. Read a book that is based on a video game, board game, or comic book
4. Read a retelling of a classic (e.g., Peter Pan, Little Women, The Great Gatsby, etc)
5. Read a mythological retelling (e.g., Greek mythology, the Bhagavad Gita, Arthurian legend, etc) Lore Olympus: Volume One
6. Read an book with creatures from legend (e.g., Coyote, vampires, gumiho, golems, djinn, etc) Agents of Light and Darkness

Donkeyskin
Impossible level: stick with either the cover or title for the whole category
1. Read a book with a red cover or shade of red in the title Red Queen
2. Read a book with a orange or yellow cover, or orange or yellow in the title The Traitor Queen
3. Read a book with a green cover or shade of green in the title Emerald Blaze
4. Read a book with a blue cover or a shade of blue in the title Sapphire Flames
5. Read a book with a purple cover or a shade of purple in the title Diamond Fire

Cap O'Rushes
1. Read a book with this, that or these in the title
2. Read a book with a celestial title or cover
3. Read a book where the title is a song lyric Mercy
4. Read a book with gemstones or precious metals in the title Ruby Fever
5. Read a book with a type of insect in the title
6. Read a book with dream in the title
7. Read a book with wolf/wolves in the title or on the cover
8. Read a book with a type of flower in the title A Court of Thorns and Roses
9. Read a book with blood or bone in the title
10. Read the book with the prettiest cover on your TBR

Cinderfella
1. Read a book written by a Pacific Islander
2. Read a book written by a Latine(x/o/a) author
3. Read a book set in or by someone from the Caribbean
4. Read a book written by a South Asian author Noragami 01
5. Read a book written by a West Asian author
6. Read an #ownvoices book by a Jewish author
7. Read a book by an Indigenous author
8. Read an #ownvoices book about body positivity
9. Read a book by a trans or gender nonconforming author Boyfriend Material

Vasilisa
1. Read a book featuring a natural disaster
2. Read a book set in space
3. Read a book set in the 1990s Our Crooked Hearts
4. Read a book with a map A Court of Wings and Ruin
5. Read a book set during summer Beach Read
6. Read a book with a climate change theme
7. Read a gothic horror book
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I'm in for the Villain level!

Books Read: 7/52


Yeh-Shen
1. Read a book published before 1900
2. Read a classic (published before 1950) written by a BIPOC author
3. Read a book written with two POVs
4. Read a book that's been on your TBR over four years
5 Read a book published when you were 10
6. Read the longest book on your TBR
7. Read a 2022 release from a debut author
8. Read a five-star (to you) book Eternal


Cendrillon
1. Read a 2022 PBC Group Read
2. Read a Goodreads Choice nominee book The Push
3. Read a Nebula/Hugo/Locus Award finalist The Stone Sky
4. Read a Man Booker Prize, Women's Prize for Fiction, or Pulitzer shortlist book
5. Read a book that's popular on Booktok Ugly Love
6. Read a translated bestseller Anxious People
7. Read a National Book Award For YA Literature nominee, Odyssey Award shortlist, William C Morris nominee, a Lambda Literary Award Winner, or Kirkus Prize for YA Literature nominee


Aschenputtel
1. Read a LGBTQ+ fairy tale retelling
2. Read a book that has been turned into a movie or tv show Rock Paper Scissors
3. Read a book that is based on a video game, board game, or comic book
4. Read a retelling of a classic (e.g., Peter Pan, Little Women, The Great Gatsby, etc)
5. Read a mythological retelling (e.g., Greek mythology, the Bhagavad Gita, Arthurian legend, etc) A Touch of Gold
6. Read an book with creatures from legend (e.g., Coyote, vampires, gumiho, golems, djinn, etc)


Donkeyskin .
1. Read a book with a red cover or shade of red in the title
2. Read a book with a orange or yellow cover, or orange or yellow in the title
3. Read a book with a green cover or shade of green in the title
4. Read a book with a blue cover or a shade of blue in the title
5. Read a book with a purple cover or a shade of purple in the title


Cap O'Rushes
1. Read a book with this, that or these in the title
2. Read a book with a celestial title or cover
3. Read a book where the title is a song lyric
4. Read a book with gemstones or precious metals in the title
5. Read a book with a type of insect in the title
6. Read a book with dream in the title
7. Read a book with wolf/wolves in the title or on the cover
8. Read a book with a type of flower in the title
9. Read a book with blood or bone in the title
10. Read the book with the prettiest cover on your TBR


Cinderfella
1. Read a book written by a Pacific Islander
2. Read a book written by a Latine(x/o/a) author
3. Read a book set in or by someone from the Caribbean
4. Read a book written by a South Asian author
5. Read a book written by a West Asian author
6. Read an #ownvoices book by a Jewish author
7. Read a book by an Indigenous author
8. Read an #ownvoices book about body positivity
9. Read a book by a trans or gender nonconforming author


Vasilisa
1. Read a book featuring a natural disaster The Fifth Season
2. Read a book set in space
3. Read a book set in the 1990s
4. Read a book with a map The Obelisk Gate
5. Read a book set during summer
6. Read a book with a climate change theme
7. Read a gothic horror book