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Novel Neighbor 2022 Reading Challenge
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Read a biography of an author you admire.
Read a book set in a bookstore.
Read any book from the Women’s Prize shortlist/longlist/winner list.
Read a book in any genre by a POC that’s about joy and not trauma.
Read an anthology featuring diverse voices.
Read a nonfiction YA comic.
Read a romance where at least one of the protagonists is over 40.
Read a classic written by a POC.
Read the book that’s been on your TBR the longest.
Read a political thriller by a marginalized author (BIPOC, or LGBTQIA+).
Read a book with an asexual and/or aromantic main character.
Read an entire poetry collection.
Read an adventure story by a BIPOC author.
Read a book whose movie or TV adaptation you’ve seen (but haven’t read the book).
Read a new-to-you literary magazine (print or digital).
Read a book recommended by a friend with different reading tastes.
Read a memoir written by someone who is trans or nonbinary.
Read a “Best _ Writing of the year” book for a topic and year of your choice.
Read a horror novel by a BIPOC author.
Read an award-winning book from the year you were born.
Read a queer retelling of a classic of the canon, fairytale, folklore, or myth.
Read a history about a period you know little about.
Read a book by a disabled author.
Pick a challenge from any of the previous years’ challenges to repeat!
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Book in translation.
Retelling of a classic or a myth.
A book series (if not all are out, it’s ok).
Book with a morally grey character.
A book that teaches you something new.
Enemies-to-lovers trope.
Collection of short stories.
Deesha Philyaw
Book being made into a movie or TV show.
Jesse Q. Sutanto
Won an award/part of a celebrity book club.
Anna North
A book that’s been out for 5 years (at least).
Balli Kaur Jaswal
Nonfiction by a queer person or person of color.
Karla Cornejo Villavicencio
Recommended by #BookTok/Bookstagram.
Ali Hazelwood


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