The first challenge I organized went well. Some day I'll write a blog post about it, but most of the people who participated did all their reporting on Facebook. Now I've learned this reading challenge idea is a "thing." I found another one at Book Riot That I like. However, if I keep doing so many reading challenges to keep myself limber and not over-specialized, I may wind up not actually doing all that reading for work that I have to do. With that, here's my......
Winter-Spring Reading
Challenge 2015
Challenge Categories
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Author, Title, date published; pp. #
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Date read
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Points
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5
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10
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10
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10
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15
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15
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15
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20
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20
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25
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20
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3 books related to science
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35
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10
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Rules:
The academic books
must be at least 175 pages long
Novels must be at
least 200 pages long
Books of poetry or
special issues of journals must be at least 100 pp. long
Any book on the
list, except where specified by category, can be a novel
Books can only count
for one category, but you can switch them from one category to the other before
you’re done if you like.
Only one book can be
a re-read
Audiobooks are fine
as long as they are unabridged and the print edition at least 200 pages long.
Books must be
started no earlier than midnight Jan 1and finished no later than May 31,
midnight.