This is what I’m planning to read for the HRCYED Favorite Prompt from HRCYED 1.0: Garage Sale : (Note: I am trying to do this challenge with only books I own or can get from the library.)
This is what I’m planning to read for the HRCYED BIPOC prompt. (Note: I am trying to do this challenge with only books I own or can get from the library.)
It’s been two months since I started working on the Hardest Reading Challenge You’ll Ever Do (HERCYED) 2.0.
While I’ve been putting up reading lists for each prompt, I might not always read exactly as planned. Part of the challenge for myself is trying to do as many of these prompts as possible using the books that I already have on hand. This is my round up of what progress I’ve made so far:
Completed Prompt: Subgenres of Choice (in August)
Completed Prompt: 24 Hour Reading Challenge — Read as many books as you can in one day, from waking to sleeping. Goal is at least 3. I was home sick the day that I did this prompt, so I didn’t get nearly as many done as I’d hoped.
Books Read: (A total of 672 pages)
Sport for the Baron – John Creasey (I really enjoy all of the Creasey books I’ve read and recommend them as popcorn books)
Nimona – Noelle Stevenson
Wolf in the Fold – Simon R Green (Hawk & Fisher are just such fun.)
STARTED: The World’s 100 Best Short Stories (“Legend of Sleepy Hollow”, “The Red Room”, and “Kari Aasen in Heaven”
In Progress:
By the Hundreds: 3/7
Series Staircase: 4/10
The Last 10 Years: 3/10 or 11 if you want to earn +5 points
Adaptations: 4/8
Around the World: 2/7
Spooky Creatures: 1/8
Become the Avatar: 1/4
Animals: 3/5
Queer Alphabet: 2/9
BIPOC Authors: 3/10
New Releases: 2/12
Challenge Yourself: 2/??
Non-Fiction: 3/5
So, I’ve definitely found myself reading a lot more because of this challenge and I am getting through my TBR. All in all, I think this has been a good challenge to take on even if it’s one more piece of stress I probably shouldn’t be taking on.
Anyway, if you’d like to learn more about HRCYED, you can find the announcement here: