This is a new TBR reducing challenge that is prompt based. I found it via the signup for the Backlist Reader challenge when checking out another blogger's signup page. This challenge is hosted by Chantel at Hey Reader blog. It is a 12 prompt challenge with a different prompt for each month. The unique aspect of this challenge is many of the prompts are sparked by the previous month's book selection. Thus, a very creative challenge that may require planning on the reader's part or just a bit of fun searching each month to find something that fits the month's prompt. Either way, a great way to get through your TBR pile.
Tracked here on the TBR site
- January: A book that starts with the word “a” or “the”.
- Our Missing Hearts by Celeste Ng
- February: A book where the cover or spine is in a complementary color from your January book.
- Last Tang Standing by Lauren Ho
- March: The title has to start with the next letter in the alphabet from your February book.
- Murder in an Irish Village Irish Village #1 by Carlene O'Connor
- April: A book that is in a different genre than your March book.
- Ms Marvel Vol 4 Last Days by G. Willow Wilson
- May: A book that is longer than your last one (120 p).
- Éclair and Present Danger by Laura Bradford
- June: The title for your June book will have half as many letters as your May title.
- Mai Tai One On by Jill Marie Landis
- July: A book set in a different country or world than your June book.
- Villa in Sicily: Olive Oil and Murder (Cats and Dogs #1) by Fiona Grace
- August: A book that is the same genre as your July book.
- The Plot and the Pendulum by Jenn McKinlay
- September: Turn to page 50 in your August book (or 49 or 51 if your page 50 is blank) and your September book has to have one of the words from that page in the title. "Told"
- The Last Thing He Told Me by Laura Dave
- October: The book will start with the first letter of the author’s last name from your September book.= D
- Double Trouble in Iowa (Izzy Lewis #2) by Wendy Byrne
- Death of a Country Fried Redneck by Lee Hollis
- November: Choose a book from a different time period from your October book.
- December: And for the last month your book has to be within 20 pages of your November book's page count.
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