2011 Reading Challenges
So, I’ve either finished or failed in my 2011 challenges. I did go a little overboard when I chose twenty of them. O_o Below is a list of the challenges link to my entry post, my wrap-up post, and letting you know if I compelted or failed each challenge.
- 42 Challenge 2011 — Wrap-Up — completed
- 2011 E-Book Reading Challenge — Wrap-Up — completed
- 2011 Fantasy Reading Challenge — Wrap-Up — completed
- 2011 Futuristic/Sci-Fi Reading Challenge — Wrap-Up — completed
- 2011 Graphic Novels Challenge — Wrap-Up — completed
- 2011 Show Me the Free Challenge — Wrap-Up — failed *cry*
- Aussie YA Reading Challenge 2011 — Wrap-Up — failed
- Celebrate the Author — Wrap-Up — failed
- Chronicles of Narnia Read-Along 2011 — Wrap-Up — completed
- Chunkster Challenge 2011 — Wrap-Up — failed
- Full Steampunk Ahead — Wrap-Up — completed
- Harry Potter 2011 Book Challenge — Wrap-Up — completed
- iChallenges 2011 (iFae, iWere, iWitch, iVamp) — Wrap-Up — completed
- Lord of the Rings Read-Along — Wrap-Up — failed
- Nicholas Sparks Reading Challenge 2011 — Wrap-Up — failed
- One, Two, Theme — Wrap-Up — failed
- Take a Chance Challenge — Wrap-Up — failed
- The Dystopia Challenge — Wrap-Up — completed
- The TwentyEleven Challenge — Wrap-Up — failed
- What’s in a Name 4 — Wrap-Up — completed
Over all, I completed 11 of the 20 challenges I entered in 2011. That’s only a success rate of 55%, but I did my best.
Alysha DeShaé
Well, this whole site is pretty much about me. You can click the pretty "about me" link in the menu bar near the top of the page if you like, but everything on this site gives you some insight into my psyche. Good luck returning to normal. :-p
Thanks for signing up for the E-Book Reading Challenge! Have fun!
And congrats on your upcoming wedding! :)
Thank you! I’m sure I’ll get at least a handful of ebooks read on the way to and while in Gatlinburg. :-D
Wow Alysha! Those are a lot of great challenges. Thank you for joining the Show Me the Free Challenge. I’m looking forward to your reviews.
Happy Reading.
I recently (in September) discovered these online reading challenges and I figured the more challenges I do the more motivated I’ll be to read new books and not just reread my favorites over and over. :-) With your challenge, I’m going to be motivated to read some of the classics that I’ve downloaded and not gotten around to reading. I actually just loaded several onto my nook and I have more that are just lost in a jumble of folders on my hard drive!
Thanks for joining in the Celebrate the Author challenge! I look forward to seeing which authors you use for this challenge!
I’ve skimmed through the pdf lists you have, but I haven’t made any decisions yet… There are just soo many to choose from! :-D
Great list of challenges, good luck on all of them. I wanted to drop by and thank you for joining the Chronicles of Narnia Read-Along. Have a great new year!
Thank you! I can’t wait to reread them!
So glad you’ve decided to join One, Tow Theme!
Some ideas for Mythology: Till we have faces by C. S. Lewis. And for Discovery: The First Global Village (about the Portuguese Discovery period).
Happy readin!
Alex
I might have to look into those. I’m pretty positive that I’ve got enough books (fiction and non-fiction) for my themes already on my bookshelves. Now that I’m back from my honeymoon I’ll get to start adding details (and an entry post) for all of the challenges I’m doing!
Maybe I should start my own challenge:
Do As Many Challenges As Possible!
Level 1 — Do one to three challenges, not including this one.
Level 2 — Do four to eight challenges, not including this one.
Level 3 — Do nine to fifteen challenges, not including this one.
Level 4 — Do as many challenges as the crazy person who made up this challenge is doing! (Twenty, if the chunkster challenge goes again for 2011.)
Umm… I had a welcome message from the Aussie challenge that somehow ended up in the spam section… I accidentally deleted it permanently while clearing the rest of the spam. :-( I’m sorry!