2022 Reading Challenges

I usually keep my challenges on my LiveJournal account but I’m going to be brave and post them here this year. 

Reading Challenge: 2020 January Jam Jar!

Kathy at Books & Munches has a wonderful series of monthly reading challenges designed to help you get your TBR under control. Theoretically anyway because who has a TBR that’s been tamed anyway?

Avid August Wrap Up

I know, I never actually made a post for Avid August hosted by Books & Munches, but I’m going to post my resutls all the same.  I need to get into the habit of doing more with this poor, neglected blog.

Fantastic February Wrap-Up & Monstrous March TBR!

Wow, can you believe it’s almost March already?  Yikes.

February’s challenge was fantasy or paranormal reads which I thought would be right up my alley.  Yeah, well, while I did much better than I did in January, I still didn’t do very good.

January Update, Book Haul, and February Outlook

First things first: how did I do with my January Jam Jar challenge?

February Challenge: Fantastic February

Although I’m failing most epically in the January Jam Jar Challenge, I’m all in for Kathy @ Books and Munches February challenge.  February means fantasy and paranormal and that sounds perfect to me!  You can see all the details here.

Short-a-Thon Update & January Jam Jar Picks

I posted my Short-a-Thon list here a couple of weeks ago and, since today is the last day of the mini-challenge, I thought it was time to update.

January Challenge: Jam Jar

I’m more than a little behind in getting this posted but… I’m here?

Kathy at Books and Munches has a great way to start the new year off – with a jam jar challenge!  You can read the rules here and, if you’re interested, come join us!  It’s a great way to get through some of those books languishing on your TBR.

Mini Challenge: Short-a-Thon

You can get the details for this challenge here but the the gist of it is this: from December 21st through December 31st, you read the shortest books on your TBR.  I thought this was a great idea for the end of the year when we’re all rushed and harried and… well, nuts.