Catching up on Classics (and lots more!) discussion

B1: Written by Nobel Laureate
The Pearl by John Steinbeck
B2: Classic Comedy or Satire
B3: Classic Tragedy
B4: Classic Made into a Film/TV
B5: Winner of a Foreign Literary Prize

I1: 20th Century Classic
And Then There Were None
I2: New-to-You Author
I3: Classic Play
I4: Classic of More than 500 Pages
I5: 18th Century or Earlier Classic

N1: South American Classic
N2: Short Story Classic
N3: FREE SPACE
N4: Poetry Collection
N5: European Classic

G1: 19th Century Classic
G2: Bokklubben (Norwegian Book Club) World Library List Book
G3: Classic Non-fiction
G4: Group Read
G5: Classic Recommended by a Friend

O1: Literary Prize of Your Country/Region
O2: Classic Folklore or Mythology
O3: Asian Classic
O4: Classic Romance
O5: Prize-Winning Female Author

Intriguing! I fear, however, that attempting this challenge while simultaneously trying to read 52 books this year for another challenge might do me in. I'll try to overlap my books between the two challenges as much as I can! I started a reading challenge last year to try to pare down my tbr list, but it did the opposite. I suspect this list won't help shorten my reading list either!

The main thing is to have fun with it. Like you say, having some overlap between challenges definitely helps too! Good luck :)

Good luck with your Bingo challenge!

The trick is to overlap them MJ! ;)
Tell us about the other challenge I'm curious!

Lena wrote: "The trick is to overlap them MJ! ;)
Tell us about the other challenge I'm curious!"

The group is called Around the Year in 52 Books. The group goes through a process of nominating and voting for the next year's 52 categories. It's a good group to get you to read books you might not otherwise even think about picking up.

Here's a link to the group:
https://www.goodreads.com/group/show/...

MJ wrote: "Intriguing! I fear, however, that attempting this challenge while simultaneously trying to read 52 books this year for another challenge might do me in. I'll try to overlap my books between the two..."

Being ambitious is great! With goals it's all easier.