2015 Reading Challenge, Update 1: January

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Adapted from [this].

[  ] A book with more than 500 pages

[  ] A classic romance

[  ] A book that became a movie

[  ] A book published this year

[x] A book with a number in the title: Station Eleven, Emily St. John Mandel

[  ] A book written by someone under 30

[  ] A book with nonhuman characters

[  ] A funny book

[  ] A book by a female author

[  ] A mystery or thriller

[  ] A book with a one-word title

[  ] A book of short stories

[  ] A book set in a different country

[  ] A nonfiction book

[  ] A popular author’s first book

[x] A book from an author you love that you haven’t read yet : Emily Climbs, L.M. Montgomery

[  ] A book a friend recommended

[  ] A Pulitzer Prize-winning book

[  ] A book based on a true story

[  ] A book at the bottom of your to-read list

[  ] A book your mom loves

[  ] A book that scares you

[  ] A book more than a 100 years old

[  ] A book based entirely on its cover

[  ] A book you were supposed to read in school but didn’t

[  ] A memoir

[  ] A book you can finish in a day

[  ] A book with antonyms in the title

[  ] A book set somewhere you’ve always wanted to visit

[  ] A book that came out the year you were born

[  ] A book with bad reviews

[x] A trilogy: The Lynburn Legacy, Sarah Reese Brennan

[  ] A book from your childhood

[x] A book with a love triangle: Waistcoat and Weaponry, Gail Carriger

[  ] A book set in the future

[  ] A book set in high school

[  ] A book with a color in the title

[  ] A book that made you cry

[  ] A book with magic

[  ] A graphic novel

[  ] A book by an author you’ve never read before

[  ] A book you own but have never read

[  ] A book that takes place in your hometown

[  ] A book that was originally written in a different language

[  ] A book set during Christmas

[  ] A book written by an author with your same initials

[  ] A play

[  ] A banned book

[  ] A book based on or turned into a TV show

[  ] A book you started but never finished

Completed: 4 / 50

So far, so easy: all the books I've read in january work for the challenge (I also finished Jonathan Strange and Mr Norrel, but I'm not counting it because I (re)read most of it in 2014).