Monday, January 27, 2025

Cover lovers challenge

 I found a new cover based challenge for 2025.   This is generally a fun and interesting way to complete additional challenges.  It is hosted by Susan on her blog Blogginboutbooks




Level One: 1-10 books

Level Two: 11-20 books

Level Three: 21-30 books

Level Four: 31-40 books  <= my goal

Level Five: 41-50 books







Completed:  32/50

Read a book with a cover that includes:

1. your favorite color  

2. headwear of some kind (hat, helmet, yarmulke, hijab, etc.)

    3. a mode of transportation

      4. bookish elements

      5. an author that has a common name spelled in an uncommon way (i.e. Stephenie Meyer, Kelley Armstrong, etc.)

        6. an illustrated scene 

        7. a design that is in desperate need of a makeover

        8. a wintry scene  Town in a Wild Moose Chase (A Candy Holliday Mystery, #3)

        9. a summery scene

        10. food

      1. Blog Post and Goodreads Review 2/24/25

        2. 11. a skeleton, bones, or a skull and crossbones 

      2.  Caught Bread Handed (Bakeshop #4)  by Ellie Alexander
      3. Blog Post and Goodreads Review 3/19/25

        4. 12. floral elements

        13. sports equipment

        14. a title and/or scene that makes you laugh

      4.  Scone Cold Killer (All Day Breakfast Cafe #1) by Lena Gregory
      5. Blog Post and Goodreads Review 2/27/25

        6. 15. something you might see in a hospital (medicine bottles, IV stand, stethoscope, doctor, etc.)  

        16. someone wearing period clothing

        17. a famous structure or landmark (man-made or natural)

        18. a frame-worthy design

        19. at least one person of color (POC)

        20. someone partly or fully submerged in water

        21. a lighted window

          22. a bird

          23. a futuristic scene Rogue Protocol 

          24. a weapon

          25. the name of and/or a depiction of a famous person 

          26. a number in the title or design (numeral or spelled out)

            27. a backpack or piece of luggage

            28. the words "light" and/or "dark" in the title

            29. a foggy/stormy scene  

            30. a television or movie screen

            31. no people

            32. an object that is broken

          1. Blog Post and Goodreads Review 2/24/25

            2. 33. a silhouette or shadow 

            34. a piece of jewelry

              35. a sunrise or sunset

                36. a cityscape

              1. Dog Man (Dog Man #1) by Dav Pilkey
              2. Blog Post and Goodreads Review 2/24/25

                3. 37. an aquatic animal

                38. a light source that can be held in the hand (flashlight, torch, lantern, etc.)  Boston Scream Murder

                  39. the name of one of the four seasons in the title, design, or author's name

                  40. a depiction of something that has been spilled (milk, paint, blood, etc.)

                  41. eyewear of some kind (sunglasses, goggles, eyepatch, etc.)

                  42. a spooky scene  

                  43. something you might find in a child's bedroom (teddy bear, nightlight, crib, etc.)

                  44. a key and/or a keyhole

                  45. a real, historical photograph  The Boys in the Boat

                  46. a proper noun in the title or design 

                  47. something that is plaid 

                1. On Thin Icing (Bakeshop #3) by Ellie Alexander 
                2. Blog Post and Goodreads Review 3/3/25

                  3. 48. outdated technology (typewriter, film camera, rotary telephone, etc.)  Olivetti

                  49. the name of a month in the title, design, or author's name

                  50. a flag, pennant, or banner

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                    1 comment:

                    1. SusanJanuary 31, 2025 at 9:20 AM

                      I'm so glad you're joining in with the challenge. I hope it will be a fun way to add a little something extra to your reading this year :)

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