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Levels:
1. 1st Place: Read 8-11 books.
2. 1st Class: Read 5-7 books.
3. 1st Crack: Read 3-4 books.
1. New Beginnings: In honor of this being the first month of the year, read a book that represents a first in some way to you. New to you author, new series, new genre, etc.
2. New Year's Resolution: Read a book that represents a commonly made New Year's Resolution.
3. Winter is Here: January is the first full month of winter. Read a book that has a winter theme on the cover, is set during winter or cold/snowy weather, or you can use a book written by someone who's name brings to mind winter or has a character who's name is somehow related to the season of winter: Snow, Frost, Winter, January.
4. I Have a Dream: Dr. Martin Luther King's Birthday is celebrated every January on the third Monday. To honor this day, read a book about a person who strives to make the world a better place.
5. National Popcorn Day: This holiday falls on January 19th. To celebrate it, read a book that brings to mind one of the facts about popcorn, or is somehow related to popcorn. You can find some facts here: http://fillyourplate.org/blog/18-fun-...
6. Peculiar People Day: For this day on January 10th, read a book with a peculiar, odd, different, quirky, or downright strange lead character.
7. Wet!: Step in a Puddle and Splash Your Friend's Day is a real holiday on January 11th. Celebrate it by reading a book that involves a character getting soaking wet or has a cover that has water on it.
8. Trivia Day: For Trivia Day on January 4th, you can count a book that caused you to learn something you did not know or is based on a novel or little known fact.
9. Have a Cuppa..: January is Hot Tea Month. Read a book that involves or is related to the beverage tea. Lead character Ash sips pear tea daily at the refuge of Salvation, while parallel lead player Zeke trips out to mushroom tea in his solar-proof pop-up tent.
✔ Flare by Jonathan Maas - 01.01.2017 (★★)
10. You Like to Do What?: For National Hobby Month in January, read a book with a character who has an unusual hobby or past-time.
11. Your Choice: You get to choose one of these holidays to read a book to represent--National Pie Day, National Nothing Day, Winnie the Pooh Day, Opposite Day, Spouse Day

Wow, how convenient was it that you read Flare this month, Netanella. Not just one tea drinker but two. Cool!

Books read so far 9 / 11
Levels:
1. 1st Place: Read 8-11 books.
2. 1st Class: Read 5-7 books.
3. 1st Crack: Read 3-4 books.
Categories:
1. New Beginnings: The Nix - this was a book that I would never normally have picked up and was glad that I did. I usually grab genre fiction, so a long tale of dysfunctional family dynamic is entirely new to me. But interesting and fun to read.
2. New Year's Resolution: Holding Up the Universe - this was a great book though fiction, that tackled topics such as weight loss and being true to yourself. All ideas that go well with New Year's Resolutions!
3. Winter is Here: January
4. I Have a Dream: Firefight - OK, so maybe this isn't a real person trying to make the world a better place, but I do love a fictional hero trying to save the world.
5. National Popcorn Day:
6. Peculiar People Day: Odd Thomas - I took this challenge quite literally. Wow, amazing book!
7. Wet!:
8. Trivia Day: The Step: One Woman's Journey to Finding Her Own Happiness and Success During the Apollo Space Program
9. Have a Cuppa..: It Ends with Us - because a rather life-changing conversation at the end of the book happens over a cup of tea.
10. You Like to Do What?: Shadow Of A Bull - I learned a lot about bullfighting here. Definitely an interesting way to pass the time...
11. Your Choice: The Pooh Party Bookfor Winnie-the-Pooh Day!
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Right! And I don't really believe in coincidences, either! Great challenge...
Netanella wrote: " Danielle The Book Huntress (Back to the Books) wrote: "Wow, how convenient was it that you read Flare this month, Netanella. Not just one tea drinker but two. Cool!"
Right! And I don't really bel..."
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Right! And I don't really bel..."
Thanks!
Kristine wrote: "I'm liking all these challenges. Count me in! I can't wait to fill in all these blanks. :)
Books read so far 1 / 11
Levels:
1. 1st Place: Read 8-11 books.
2. 1st Class: Read 5-7 books.
3. 1st Cr..."
Thanks for signing up, Kristine!
Books read so far 1 / 11
Levels:
1. 1st Place: Read 8-11 books.
2. 1st Class: Read 5-7 books.
3. 1st Cr..."
Thanks for signing up, Kristine!

Done early! I'm thrilled I'm keeping to one resolution to get back into reading, and less TV!
Levels:1st Place: Read 8-11 books.
1. New Beginnings: In honor of this being the first month of the year, read a book that represents a first in some way to you. New to you author, new series, new genre, etc.
✔ Blood Hunter 1 - Break Out by Nina Croft (★★★)
2. New Year's Resolution: Read a book that represents a commonly made New Year's Resolution. Go on Vacation!
✔ The Vampire From Hell 3 - A Vampire on Vacation by Ally Thomas - 01.10.2017 (★★★)
3. Winter is Here: January is the first full month of winter. Read a book that has a winter theme on the cover, is set during winter or cold/snowy weather, or you can use a book written by someone who's name brings to mind winter or has a character who's name is somehow related to the season of winter: Snow, Frost, Winter, January.
✔ Blue Collar Wolves 2 - Brick House by Ronin Winters - 01.12.2017 (★★★)
4. I Have a Dream: Dr. Martin Luther King's Birthday is celebrated every January on the third Monday. To honor this day, read a book about a person who strives to make the world a better place. Epic battle of good versus evil here.
✔ A Mighty Rolling Thunder by Kerry Alan Denney - 01.02.2017 (★★★★)
5. National Popcorn Day: This holiday falls on January 19th. To celebrate it, read a book that brings to mind one of the facts about popcorn, or is somehow related to popcorn. You can find some facts here: http://fillyourplate.org/blog/18-fun-...
✔ The DeMarco Family 1 - I Got You, Babe by Jane Graves - 01.11.2017 (★★★★)
6. Peculiar People Day: For this day on January 10th, read a book with a peculiar, odd, different, quirky, or downright strange lead character.
✔ Raising Hell - A Quincy Harker, Demon Hunter Novella by John G. Hartness - 01.08.2017 (★★★★★)
7. Wet!: Step in a Puddle and Splash Your Friend's Day is a real holiday on January 11th. Celebrate it by reading a book that involves a character getting soaking wet or has a cover that has water on it.
✔ Bishop's Isle - by Luke Shephard - 01.15.2017 (★★★)
8. Trivia Day: For Trivia Day on January 4th, you can count a book that caused you to learn something you did not know or is based on a novel or little known fact. Similar to chef character Elsa in the book, celebrity cook Paula Deen has Type 2 Diabetes.
✔ Not My Type by Emma Caruso - 01.12.2017 (★★★)
9. Have a Cuppa..: January is Hot Tea Month. Read a book that involves or is related to the beverage tea. Lead character Ash sips pear tea daily at the refuge of Salvation, while parallel lead player Zeke trips out to mushroom tea in his solar-proof pop-up tent.
✔ Flare by Jonathan Maas - 01.01.2017 (★★)
10. You Like to Do What?: For National Hobby Month in January, read a book with a character who has an unusual hobby or past-time. Satan's daughter, the misunderstood Rayea, works in Shipping & Receiving and secretly sends human souls back up river out of Hell. She's on Team-Mankind!
✔ The Vampire From Hell 1 - The Vampire from Hell: The Beginning by Ally Thomas - 01.09.2017 (★★★)
11. Your Choice: National Nothing Day - Lead character Ryder Thompson begins the story as a driftless hoodlum with no prospects and no direction in life. In short, he's a nothing.
✔ Grim Alliance 1 - Reaper's Deliverance by Miranda Stork - 01.07.2017 (★★★)











Way to go, Netanella! I am having a huge issue with reading since November. I hope that changes.

Level — 1st Place (8–11 books)
Completed — 11!
Categories
New Beginnings ➔ new-to-you author/new-to-you series
Moon Called, Patricia Briggs – 1/12/17 – ✮✮✮✮✮
New Year’s Resolution ➔ represents a commonly made New Year’s Resolution (starting over)
Talk Me Down, Victoria Dahl – 1/31/17 – ✮✮✮✮✰
Winter is Here ➔ author’s name brings to mind winter
Tears of Tess, Pepper Winters – 1/10/17 – ✮✮✮✮✰
I Have a Dream ➔ features a character who strives to make the world a better place
The Taming of the Billionaire, Jessica Clare – 1/3/17 – ✮✮✮✮✰
National Popcorn Day ➔ third book in a series
The Billionaire Takes a Bride, Jessica Clare – 1/11/17 – ✮✮✮✮✮
Peculiar People Day ➔ features a peculiar/quirky main character
Death Masks, Jim Butcher – 1/17/17 – ✮✮✮✮✰
Wet! ➔ characters meet while surfing
Out of Bounds, Lauren Blakely – 1/7/17 – ✮✮✮✮✰
Have a Cuppa ➔ set in England
The Governess Affair, Courtney Milan – 1/23/17 – ✮✮✮✮✰
National Pie Day ➔
Royally Screwed, Emma Chase – 1/23/17 – ✮✮✮✮✰
Opposite Day ➔ begins in an alternative “earth-like” world
Midnight Soul, Kristen Ashley – 1/9/17 – ✮✮✮✮✰
Spouse Pie Day ➔ main characters are married
Dirty Royals, Michelle A. Valentine – 1/6/17 – ✮✮✮✮✰











Books mentioned in this topic
Dirty Royals (other topics)The Billionaire Takes a Bride (other topics)
Tears of Tess (other topics)
Moon Called (other topics)
Talk Me Down (other topics)
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DHASG January Challenge
Introduction: It's a new year! 2017 is upon us with January. Happy New Year. Let's embark on a whole new year of reading challenges together. Thank you very much for your participation on the group!
Rules:
1. Any member of the DHASG can participate in the challenge.
2. Books must be read between January 1st and 31st.
3. A book may only be used once in the challenge.
4. Post your stats, including date read, book title and author name for each part of the challenge. Please post how the book applies to the challenge.
Levels:
1. 1st Place: Read 8-11 books.
2. 1st Class: Read 5-7 books.
3. 1st Crack: Read 3-4 books.
Categories:
1. New Beginnings: In honor of this being the first month of the year, read a book that represents a first in some way to you. New to you author, new series, new genre, etc.
2. New Year's Resolution: Read a book that represents a commonly made New Year's Resolution.
3. Winter is Here: January is the first full month of winter. Read a book that has a winter theme on the cover, is set during winter or cold/snowy weather, or you can use a book written by someone who's name brings to mind winter or has a character who's name is somehow related to the season of winter: Snow, Frost, Winter, January.
4. I Have a Dream: Dr. Martin Luther King's Birthday is celebrated every January on the third Monday. To honor this day, read a book about a person who strives to make the world a better place.
5. National Popcorn Day: This holiday falls on January 19th. To celebrate it, read a book that brings to mind one of the facts about popcorn, or is somehow related to popcorn. You can find some facts here: http://fillyourplate.org/blog/18-fun-...
6. Peculiar People Day:For this day on January 10th, read a book with a peculiar, odd, different, quirky, or downright strange lead character.
7. Wet!: Step in a Puddle and Splash Your Friend's Day is a real holiday on January 11th. Celebrate it by reading a book that involves a character getting soaking wet or has a cover that has water on it.
8. Trivia Day: For Trivia Day on January 4th, you can count a book that caused you to learn something you did not know or is based on a novel or little known fact.
9. Have a Cuppa..: January is Hot Tea Month. Read a book that involves or is related to the beverage tea. You can learn some facts about tea here: http://www.teaanswers.com/tea-facts-t...
10. You Like to Do What?: For National Hobby Month in January, read a book with a character who has an unusual hobby or past-time.
11. Your Choice: You get to choose one of these holidays to read a book to represent--National Pie Day, National Nothing Day, Winnie the Pooh Day, Opposite Day, Spouse Day.
Information about January holidays taken from Holiday Insights page: http://www.holidayinsights.com/moreho...
Challenge Participants
Netanella
Kristine