Host: Becky's Book Reviews
Duration: January - December 2018
Goal: Read a minimum of 4 Victorian books
- _ A book that was originally published serially
- _ book published between 1837-1840 Oliver Twist by Charles Dickens
- _ book published between 1841-1850 David Copperfield by Charles Dickens
- _ book published between 1851-1860 The Woman in White by Wilkie Collins
- _ book published between 1861-1870 Our Mutual Friend by Charles Dickens
- _ book published between 1871-1880 Far From the Maddding Crowd by Thomas Hardy
- _ book published between 1881-1890 The Portrait of a Lady by Henry James
- _ book published between 1891-1901 Dracula by Bram Stoker
- _ nonfiction published between 1837-1860
- _ nonfiction published between 1861-1901
- _ A book published between 1902-1999 with a Victorian setting
- _ A book published between 2000-2018 with a Victorian setting
- _ A fiction or nonfiction book about Queen Victoria
- _ Biography of a Victorian
- _ Nonfiction book about the Victorian era
- _ free choice
- _ place name in the title
- _ character name in the title Jane Eyre by Charlotte Bronte
- _ book in a series
- _ drama or melodrama
- _ gothic, suspense, mystery
- _ romance or historical
- _ comedy
- _ science fiction or fantasy The Time Machine by H.G. Wells
- _ adventure, crime, western
- _ poetry collection OR story collection
- _ happily ever after
- _ unhappily ever after
- _ children's book
- _ translated into English from another language
- _ a book under 250 pages
- _ book over 500 pages
- _ a book over 800 pages Vanity Fair by William Makepeace Thackeray
- _ A book that has been filmed as movie, miniseries, or television show
- _ memorable heroine
- _ memorable hero
- _ British author
- _ Irish author OR Irish setting
- _ Scottish author OR Scottish setting Kidnapped by Robert Louis Stevenson
- _ American author The Scarlet Letter by Nathaniel Hawthorne
- _ reread
- _ book with a subtitle (the longer the better!)
Rules:
- I'll have quarterly check-in posts. I'll be posting check-in posts March 25, June 24, September 23, and December 30. You may leave links to your reviews on any of those four posts. If you want to share your review with me BEFORE that, AND if you have twitter, feel free to tweet me a link @blbooks.
Option A. Read alphabetically A-Z with authors OR titles OR a blend of authors/titles. I've decided that from now on X in reading challenges stands for multiple authors. I'm flipping my "x" to a "+".
Option B. Choose one author to read exclusively for this challenge; perhaps challenge yourself to read chronologically OR to read through an entire series in one year.
Option C. Do as many books from the checklist as you can.
Option D. Make the challenge completely your own and read as YOUR whimsy dictates.
I am choosing Option C.
Glad you're joining!
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