Related Notes:
Maybe a short one would be more manageable?
https://bookgirlsguide.com/winter-reading-challenge/
Or one that's more non-linear?
bingo card: https://enthralledbookworm.wordpress.com/2022/12/24/reading-challenge-readqueerly2023/
shuffle / random: https://booksandbakes.substack.com/p/queer-your-year
Completed my public library's summer reading challenge: read 20 hours and get a free commemorative tote bag. (I checked to make sure it was open to readers of all ages! Didn't want to take something away from kids.)
Maybe I can tackle a month-long challenge instead of a year-long one: https://bookriot.com/short-reading-challenges-for-adults-in-2022/
I'm done with 10 out of 24 books so far! That's a little skewed since I front-loaded some very short books, but if I have extra time later in the year, I might go back and re-do certain categories. I'm especially interested in looking for audio format fanfic now that I'm on a roll with audiobooks for everything else.
I have a new list of seven books that were recommended for anti-racist education. I won't finish them in the span of seven weeks, but I might be able to finish them by the end of the Day Zero period.
I didn't finish Read Harder 2018, but I'm going to try again with Read Harder 2019! I have a more detailed plan this time too.
I'm working on this one right now: https://bookriot.com/2017/12/15/book-riots-2018-read-harder-challenge/
But I've only finished 7 out of 24, which isn't much progress considering that it's July.
