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The list of participants was last updated at March 11, and you joined the challenge two days later. I am sure Kristin will include you in her next update! Good luck with the challenge :)


Thank you for your idea.

For example, would a monthly challenge end at around 11:59 pm of the last day of its month?
Pacific Standard Time (since it's later)?

For example, would a monthly challenge end at around 11:59 pm of the last day of its month?
Pacific Standard Time (since it's later)?"
Not really, we are not that strict. Goodreads is on PST, but you can just use your own time zone if you want.

Thank you, Ilona. Now I can put that question to rest. :D

The current 2018 PopSugar Reading Challenge was announced on Nov 2, 2017, which means the 2019 version might be announced within the next week or so, emphasis on "might."
In this connection, I have two questions:
(1) My 2018 Member's Corner space
When it comes out, may I just add all the prompts to my Member's Corner, regardless of whether or not it's ultimately chosen as one of next year's yearly challenges?
(2) My 2019 Member's Corner space
When the 2019 MC spaces are created, will I be able to simply copy whatever I typed up for my 2018 space?
Sorry for planning ahead. I can't help it.

The current 2018 PopSugar Reading Challenge was announced on Nov 2, 2017, which means the 2019 version might be announced within the next week or so, em..."
No worries, lots of us plan ahead :)
The answer to your first question is yes, even if we do not do the popsugar challenge next year, you can add it to your member corner to keep track. You may also do this with challenges from other groups here on Goodreads,
Regarding your second question, when the 2019 folders are created (late November/early December), you can copy and paste comments from you 2018 to 2019 corner. But it easier to ask one of the Mods to move your 2018 thread to the new folder. We are happy to do that :)

Thank you so much for your quick response!
Do you mean that group members keep an ongoing Member's Corner space of all their challenges over the years?
I'll have to think about that. As long as the 2018 member corners are archived rather than deleted, I think I'd rather start fresh every year.

Not necessarily, in my corner I delete past years' challenges, but I keep the layout. I also have lists of series I am reading and books I bought but haven't read yet, etc., so I like to keep those :)

I've "researched" your spaces before but hadn't thought about what happens between years. Thank you for sharing. :D

Below is a link to the "New Members Start Here" link:
https://www.goodreads.com/topic/show/...
Point #4 talks about Member's Corners and how you can create one.
:D

A member corner is your place in this group, You can use it to track the books you read, challenges, buddy reads, etc. , whatever works for you :)
Please have a look at this topic: https://www.goodreads.com/topic/show/... to find out more about Member corners.

Thanks in advance!

Yes, if I remember correctly from previous years, it will be online January 1st

I requested to join the group late, as in last week, but have submitted my completed list. Would it be accepted? Am I allowed in for the 2018 Color Challenge??
Gwen...


I requested to join the group late, as in last week, but have submitted my completed list. Would it be accepted? Am I allowed in for the 2018 Color Challenge??
Gwen..."
Gwen, you should be more than fine.


To join any challenge, you just have to tell the challenge leader that you'd like to join, as you have already done :) I'll add you to the list of participants next time I update the challenge.
For the Genre Bingo challenge you can make you own bingo card as explained in the first post, but you don't have to. Many members use the default card.
I hope that this answers your question, enjoy the challenge :)



Hi Luci!
If you're wondering what the remaining 2020 yearly challenges will be, you can read about them here.

I'm currently in the progress of signing up for everything challenge related (ain't we all?) and I get to the "Myths from Around the World" quarterly one. While I'm going over the prompts, I'm having serious deja-vu, like "haven't we done this before?". I just couldn't put my finger on what it was, until I checked my challenge list from 2017! lol
I loved that challenge back then, and still think it's a great challenge :) and now with added prompts and more time, so yay! Definitely signing up.

Hi Meenal, you can find an overview of the new yearly challenges in our guide to the 2020 yearly challenges. Just follow one of those links and let the challenge leader know that you would like to join :)

Hello Meenal and welcome to the group.
If you refer to one of this group's 2020 yearly challenges, then Ilona's instructions are perfect.
If you mean the Goodreads 2020 Reading Challenge which appears on both your profile and home pages, we all need to wait until January 1st to set our new reading goals for that.
However, you can plan ahead by creating your own 2020 personal challenge thread in the 1-25 books folders.
You can find detailed instructions on how to do that in this thread.


@Sue
It should be unlocked by January 1st.
In the meantime, have you created your 2020 Member's Corner thread?
As you no doubt already know, you can copy the Sight Reading challenge's prompts to a post in your Member's Corner and decide on what books you'll be reading, check on their page counts, and so forth.
Happy holidays!

We imagine you reached this thread by having followed a link from your Welcome Message.
Please note that this thread has been updated for 2020. You will find the new thread here
- All of our challenges are date-based challenges. This means that they run for certain time periods.
- Once the time period is over, the challenge is done.
- You can join a challenge after its start date and retroactively add the books you read over that period before you started the challenge. For example, if a challenge runs from January through March and I join at the start of February, I can count any books read in January toward the challenge.
- For each challenge, it's one book per task. If you have a book that suits more than one task, you get to choose which task to apply it to.
- If you participate in multiple challenges over the same time period, you CAN count the same books toward multiple challenges. For example, if I participate in the Listopia Challenge and Member's Tasks Challenge and a book I read works for both challenges, I can use it for both challenges.
- In all of our challenges, YOU set the goal for how many tasks you intend to complete. We all read at different paces, and this way, everyone can participate.
The first post of each challenge thread contains the instructions for how the challenge works. Each challenge also has a leader who helps keep the challenge running smoothly. If you would like to join a challenge and have a question on how to participate, you can post your question in the challenge's thread and the leader or one of the mods will be happy to answer it.
Click the links below to check them out:
2019 Monthly Challenges
2019 Quarterly Challenges
2019 Yearly Challenges