The 52 Book Club is just like it sounds - 1 book a week for the entire year. I can read that many books - just don't know if I can match them to the prompts! There is a goodreads page that you can find the prompts on here or I have them listed below.
1. Set in a school
2. Featuring the Legal Profession
3. A dual timeline - All the Light We Cannot See by Anthony Doerr
4. An author that is deceased - The Great Gatsby by F. Scott Fitzgerald
5. Published by Penguin
6. **No listopia for this one!** A character with the same name as a male family member (Link to challenge guide if you need ideas.)
7. An author with only 1 published book
8. A book in the 900’s of the Dewey Decimal System
9. Set in a Mediterranean country
10. Related to the word “fire”
11. Book with discussion questions inside - The Enlightenment of Bees by Rachel Linden
12. Title Starting with the Letter "D"
13. Includes an exotic animal - It's the End of the World as I Know It by Matthew Landis
14. Written by an author over 65 (when published)
15. A book mentioned in another book
16. Set Before the 17th Century
17. A Character "on the run" - The Last 8 by Laura Pohl
18. Author with a nine-letter last name
19. Book with a deckled edge
20. Made into a TV series - The Highway by C.J. Box
21. Book by Kristin Hannah - The Great Alone by Kristin Hannah
22. A family saga
23. An ending that surprises you
24. A book you think they should read in schools
25. A book with multiple character POV
26. An author of color - The Pearl that Broke It's Shell by Nadia Hashimi
27. First chapter ends on an odd page number - Wayward by Blake Crouch
28. Includes a historical event you know little about - Bringing Down the Duke by Evie Dunmore
29. Featuring the environment
30. Watch Out For Dragons
31. Book that shares a similar title to another book
32. A character who is selfish - City of a Thousand Dolls by Miriam Forster
33. Featuring adoption - You Have a Match by Emma Lord
34. A book you’d rate 5 stars - We Were Liars by E. Lockhart
35. Set in a country that starts with the letter “S”
36. A nameless narrator - The Magnificent Ambersons by Booth Tarkington
37. An educational read
38. **No listopia for this one!** Recommended on BookBub (Link to challenge guide if you need ideas.)
39. An alternate history novel
40. Found via #bookstagram
41. An endorsement by a famous author on the cover.
42. An epistolary
43. A character with a pet cat - Mayhem by Estelle Laure
44. Includes a garden
45. A coming of age novel - More than Just a Pretty Face by Syed M. Masood
46. Winner of the National Book Award – any year
47. A character with a disability - Dancing on Broken Glass by Ka Hancock
48. A cover with a woman who is facing away - Again Again by E. Lockhart
49. A book with a flavour in the title
50. A book with a shoe on the cover - The Paris Wife by Paula McLain
51. Published in 2021 - Make Up Break Up by Lily Menon
52. **No listopia for this one!** Re-do one of the previous 51 categories from this 2021 challenge - Pines by Blake Crouch
2. Featuring the Legal Profession
3. A dual timeline - All the Light We Cannot See by Anthony Doerr
4. An author that is deceased - The Great Gatsby by F. Scott Fitzgerald
5. Published by Penguin
6. **No listopia for this one!** A character with the same name as a male family member (Link to challenge guide if you need ideas.)
7. An author with only 1 published book
8. A book in the 900’s of the Dewey Decimal System
9. Set in a Mediterranean country
10. Related to the word “fire”
11. Book with discussion questions inside - The Enlightenment of Bees by Rachel Linden
12. Title Starting with the Letter "D"
13. Includes an exotic animal - It's the End of the World as I Know It by Matthew Landis
14. Written by an author over 65 (when published)
15. A book mentioned in another book
16. Set Before the 17th Century
17. A Character "on the run" - The Last 8 by Laura Pohl
18. Author with a nine-letter last name
19. Book with a deckled edge
20. Made into a TV series - The Highway by C.J. Box
21. Book by Kristin Hannah - The Great Alone by Kristin Hannah
22. A family saga
23. An ending that surprises you
24. A book you think they should read in schools
25. A book with multiple character POV
26. An author of color - The Pearl that Broke It's Shell by Nadia Hashimi
27. First chapter ends on an odd page number - Wayward by Blake Crouch
28. Includes a historical event you know little about - Bringing Down the Duke by Evie Dunmore
29. Featuring the environment
30. Watch Out For Dragons
31. Book that shares a similar title to another book
32. A character who is selfish - City of a Thousand Dolls by Miriam Forster
33. Featuring adoption - You Have a Match by Emma Lord
34. A book you’d rate 5 stars - We Were Liars by E. Lockhart
35. Set in a country that starts with the letter “S”
36. A nameless narrator - The Magnificent Ambersons by Booth Tarkington
37. An educational read
38. **No listopia for this one!** Recommended on BookBub (Link to challenge guide if you need ideas.)
39. An alternate history novel
40. Found via #bookstagram
41. An endorsement by a famous author on the cover.
42. An epistolary
43. A character with a pet cat - Mayhem by Estelle Laure
44. Includes a garden
45. A coming of age novel - More than Just a Pretty Face by Syed M. Masood
46. Winner of the National Book Award – any year
47. A character with a disability - Dancing on Broken Glass by Ka Hancock
48. A cover with a woman who is facing away - Again Again by E. Lockhart
49. A book with a flavour in the title
50. A book with a shoe on the cover - The Paris Wife by Paula McLain
51. Published in 2021 - Make Up Break Up by Lily Menon
52. **No listopia for this one!** Re-do one of the previous 51 categories from this 2021 challenge - Pines by Blake Crouch
1 comment:
My thoughts on this challenge is the same as yours, I can read 52 booksin a year but don't know if I could match them to the prompts.
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