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It’s that time of the year when reading challenges start getting completed. It’s such a good feeling, isn’t it? I’s also the time of the year when the new year challenges drop. Those of us who are easily distracted (me) really just want to focus on the new shiny!

Despite that, I’m still working hard on the challenges I picked up for 2023. I know I probably bit off more than I can chew, but I wanted it to be a challenge, right?

Anyway, I’m here to tell you that I officially completed the 52 Books in 52 Weeks Reading Challenge! I only recently learned that they have mini challenges throughout the year, so I absolutely did not do any of that. Maybe next year?

Read below for the written list of my52 Books in 52 Weeks Reading Challenge!

1. A book with a subtitle – Pinata (Forgotten, but not gone)
2. Featuring an inheritance – The Shadow of Spindrift House
3. A title starting with the letter “G” – Going Dark
4. A title starting with the letter “H” – Hell Bent
5. A title starting with the letter “I” – Instinct
6. Under 200 pages – Mysteries of Thorn Manor
7. A city or country in the title – The London Seance Society
8. Dystopian fiction – Some Desperate Glory
9. A book with a dedication – Tress of the Emerald Sea
10. Takes place during the roaring twenties – Killers of the Flower Moon
11. A book about secrets – Paladin’s Grace
12. High fantasy – Spice Road
13. Published posthumously – Persuasion
14. A survival story – Waking Fire
15. Set in Australia – The Soulmate
16. Featuring one of the “seven deadly sins” – Fractal Noise
17. By a Caribbean author – Family Lore
18. Set during a war other than WWI or WWII – Vampires of El Norte
19. Typographic cover – Encyclopaedia of Faeries
20. A book about siblings – Unseelie
21. A second-hand book – A Wild Life: The Authorized Biography of Jeff Corwin
22. A body positive message – A Witch’s Guide to Fake Dating a Demon
23. An alliterative title – Defend the Dawn
24. Nordic noir – The Very Secret Society of Irregular Witches
25. A fashionable character – Spy Family
26. Has an epilogue – The World Without Us
27. Newbury Medal Winner – Mrs. Frisby and the Rats of Nimh
28. Includes a funeral – Maame
29. Sends you down the rabbit hole – Lost in the Moment and Found
30. An author with a same name as you – Night’s Edge
31. Set in a workplace – All the Dark Places
32. Published by Macmillan – The Nightmare Man
33. A banned book – Heartstopper
34. Featuring mythology – The Keeper’s Six
35. A book you meant to read last year – The Villa
36. Chapters have cliffhangers – Someone Is Always Watching
37. Written in past tense – Emergent Properties
38. An enemies-to-lovers plot – Sil in a Dark World
39. The final book in a series – Thrawn: Treason
40. Written by a comedian – Carrie Fisher: Wishful Drinking
41. A character who is a refugee – Camp Zero
42. Time in the Title – Seconds: The Shared Soul Chronicles
43. A book “everyone” has read – Remarkably Bright Creatures
44. A contemporary setting – Token
45. First word in the book is “The” – The Things We Do To Our Friends
46. Script font on the spine – The Last Tale of the Flower Bride
47. Set in the city of Dublin – Dead in Dublin
48. A book by Octavia E. Butler – Kindred
49. Books on the cover – The Writing Retreat
50. Related to the word “Murder” – What Lies in the Woods
51. Doesn’t fit any of the other 51 prompts – Just the Nicest Couple
52. Published in 2023 – Song of Silver, Flame Like Night

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