But I like to start with an idea. I am a Type AAA person, and I need to have a plan. I am flexible in changing plans, but I have to have a plan.
If you click on the name of the book - it will lead you to the Amazon link for the book (if you are interested in reading what the book is about). I am also open for suggestions, so if you have read any of the books and you hated them - leave me a comment).
The rules of the challenge are simple. You pick the books, BUT - they have to be a book you have not read before and you have not seen the movie (if it exists).
A Book About an Alien Invasion | In The After by Demitria Lunetta |
A Book About Music | Juliet Naked, By Nick Hornby |
A Book Based Around a Medical Condition | An Absent Mind by Eric Rill |
A Book Based on a Fairytale, Myth, or Folklore | Ella Enchanted by Gail Levine |
A Book Based on True Events | A Stolen Life - Joyce Dugard |
A Book By an Author Your Age | The Bluest Eye - by Toni Morrison |
A Book Involving an Addiction | Crank - by Ella Hopkins |
A Book Involving Politics | The Righteous Mind - Jonathan Haidt |
A Book Involving War | Slaughterhouse Five - by Kurt Vonnegut |
A Book on the Moden Library's 100 best novels list | The Great Gatsby - by F. Fitzgerald |
A Book picked from you by Someone Else | WAITING TO ASK FOR THIS ONE! |
A Book Published the Year You Graduated | Tomorrow When The War Began - by Marsden |
A Book Set Somewhere You Love | Somewhere in Time - Matheson |
A Book that takes place in a College/Univsersity Setting | Fangirl - by Rainbow Rowell |
A Book that has Been Adapted Into a Musical | Tuck Everlasting - by Natalie Babbit |
A Book With a Magical Creature | The Neverending Story - by Michael Ende |
A Book With A Persons Name in the Title | Jennifer Government - by Max Barry |
A Book With a Simile In the Title | Peace Like a River - Leif Enger |
A Book With An Alliteration In The Title | Stranger in a Strange Land - by Robert Heinlein |
A Book With Time Travel | The Time Machine - H.G. Wells |
A Classic Children's Book | The Secret Garden - by Frances Burnett |
A Controversial Book | Brave New World - by Huxley |
A Play By Shakespeare | A Midsummer's Nights Dream |
A Satirical Book | Let's Pretend This Never Happened - Lawson |
A Book About An Animal | Watership Down - by Richard Adams |
A Book By a Nobel Prize Winning Author | The Plague - by Camus |
A Book By An Author that Writes Under More Than One Name | I Am Legend - by Matheson |
A Book Considered a Modern Classic | The Alchemist - by Paulo Coelho |
A Book Involving Religion | The Screwtape Letters - C.S. Lewis |
A Book Made into an Animated Film | How To Train Your Dragon - Cowell |
A Book Published in the Year 2016 | HAVE TO WAIT!! |
A Book Recommended by a Teacher or Librarian | Everyday - Levithan |
A Book Set over 100 years ago | Burial Rites by Hannah Kent |
A Book That Came Out the Year you got Married | Into Thin Air - Mt. Everest Disaster - by Krakauer |
A Book That takes place on a Continent that isn't Europe/America | Follow the Rabbit Proof Fence - Pilkington |
A Book Less than 300 pages Long | Looking for Alaska - John Green |
A Book More Than 500 pages Long | The Goldfinch - Donna Tarlt |
A Book with a Metaphor in the Title | Fish In A Tree - Hunt |
A Book with a Word Play in the Title | One for the Money - Stephanie Plum |
A Book with a Point of View of More Than One Character | A Little Something Different - by Sandy Hall |
A Book with Two or More Authors | Will Grayson, Will Grayson - John Green |
A Book with Weather in the Title | A Thousand Splendid Suns - Hosseini |
A Contemporary Novel | The World According to Garp - Irving |
A Self Published Book | The Shack - Young |
An Epistolary Book | Life On The Refridgerator Door by Kuipers |
An Award Winning Non-Fiction Book | Laughing at my Nightmare - Burcaw |
A Famous Book | And Then There Were None - Christie |
A Book You Have Been Putting Off Reading | After You - Jojo Moyes |
A Book Written By a Man with a Female Lead Character | Brazzaville Beach - William Boyd |
A Book Written By An Author With Your Nationality | Calabrian Tales - Peter Chiarella |
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