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This will be a team reading challenge which will run from June 1st 2018, to June 30th 2018 inclusively. Results will be announced on July 1st 2018.
To complete this challenge, participants will be split into teams. Each team will read books of their own choice (which fit the challenge descriptions), and points will be awarded based on the length of the book, and whether you have buddy read your book. 50 bonus points are also awarded when all 100 descriptions have been completed.
This challenge is based off the 50 states of America. There will be two descriptions for each state. The aim of the challenge is to read one book per description. Each description will only be available to complete once per team, but once all 100 hundred descriptions have been completed, you/your team can restart the list.

Alabama
- Read a book which has something yellow on the cover (Alabama is nicknamed the Yellowhammer state)
- Read a book with the letters "S", "H" and "A" in the title. (The song "Sweet Home Alabama" is a song by the band Lynyrd Skynyrd)
Alaska
- Read a book by "John Green" (John Green wrote the book "Looking for Alaska")
- Read a book with the letters "T", "A" and "X" in the title. (Alaska's biggest city, Anchorage, has been ranked as the most tax friendly city in the U.S.)
Arizona
- Read a book with wings on the cover. (The state capital is Phoenix, which is also the name of a mythical bird.)
- Read a book beginning with "P" (For the State Capital Phoenix)
Arkansas
- Read a book with "Hot" in the title. (Arkansas has a city called Hot Springs Village)
- Read a book where the main characters name begins with "A"
California
- Read a book with stars on the cover. (The states largest city Los Angeles, is home to Hollywood's Walk of Fame.)
- Read a book first published in 2007. (The Big Bang Theory is set in California, and it's pilot episode aired on September 24th 2007.)
Colorado
- Read a book with the letters "M", "O", "O", and "N" in the title. (Tim Allen was the voice behind "Buzz Lightyear" and was born in Colorado. The character name "Buzz Lightyear" was inspired by Buzz Aldrin, the second person to walk on the moon.)
- Read a book where the main character's name begins with "C"
Connecticut
- Read a book with "Girl" in the title. (The Gilmore Girls took place in Connecticut.)
- Read a book where the main character attends university. (Yale is in Connecticut.)
Delaware
- Read a book which starts with the letter "W" (Delaware's largest city is Wilmington)
- Read a book that's first in series. (Delaware is known as "The first state")
Florida
- Read a book with sunglasses on the cover. (Florida's nickname is The sunshine state)
- Read a book by an author who's last name begins with "D" (Disneyland is a popular tourist attraction in Florida.)
Georgia
- Read a book which has a metal in the title. (Iron, Steel, Copper, Silver, Gold, ect.) (Georgia has a town called Iron City)
- Read a post-apocalyptic book. (The Walking Dead is filmed in Georgia.)
Hawaii
- Read a book which has "Heaven" or "Hell" in the title. (Bruno Mars was born here, and sang "Locked out of Heaven")
- Read a crime novel. (For Hawaii Five-O)
Idaho
- Read a book with food on the cover or in the title. (One of Idaho's nicknames is the potato state)
- Read a paranormal book. (Idaho has a city called Winchester. In the show Supernatural, the brothers surnames are Winchester.)
Illinois
- Read a book with "Pretty" in the title. (The first season of Prison Break was mainly filmed in Illinois largest city, Chicago, and the main character is often called "Pretty" by T-bag.)
- Read a book by an author who's first or last name starts with "V" (Veronica Roth's book, Divergent, was set in a post apocalyptic Chicago.)
Indiana
- Read a book which is part of a five book series. (Michael Jackson was born here, and was one fifth of the band "The Jackson Five")
- Read a book with a hat on the cover. (Indiana Jones shares the state's name.)
Iowa
- Read a book first published in September (any year) (The name of Iowa's state capital was incorporated on September 22nd 1851, as "Fort Des Moines", which was shortened to "Des Moines" in 1857)
- Read a book where the main characters name begins with "I"
Kansas
- Read a book with red shoes on the cover. (The Wizard of Oz's Dorothy was from Kansas, and wore red shoes.)
- Read a book tagged as "LGBT" (Must be in the top 20 tags) (Eric Stonestreet was born here, and plays Cameron Tucker in Modern Family.)
Kentucky
- Read a book first published in June. (Any year) (The state was founded on June 1st, 1792)
- Read a book where the main characters name begins with "K"
Louisiana
- Read a book with the letters "B", "A", "L" and "L" in the title. (Louisiana has a town called Ball.)
- Read a book about witches. (The third season of American Horror Story took place in Louisiana, and was about a coven of witches.)
Maine
- Read a book that was first published in August. (Any year.) (The state capital is Augusta.)
- Read a horror novel. (Stephen King was born in Maine.)
Maryland
- Read a book with "Queen" in the title. (Maryland was named after the Queen Henrietta Maria of France)
- Read a new book (First published in 2018) (Maryland's biggest city is Baltimore. Randy Newman sang a song called "In Baltimore")
Massachusetts
- Read a book where the main character is an athlete. (Massachusetts state capital, Boston, is well known for it's marathons.)
- Read a book which has 600 pages or more. (A chunky book can seem just as long as the Boston marathon.)
Michigan
- Read a book with a vehicle on the cover. (Michigan's largest city, Detroit, is known as the car capital of the world)
- Read a book by an author who's last name is Jones. (Michigan has a city called Jonesville.)
Minnesota
- Read a book with a number in the title. (The state has a large number of lakes, and is known by the slogan "Land of 10,000 Lakes")
- Read a book about aliens. (Jason Behr was born here. He played an alien is Roswell.)
Mississippi
- Read a book where the main characters name begins with "J" (Mississippi's state capital is Jackson.)
- Read a book with an animal on the cover or in the title. (Elvis Presley was born here, and sang "Hound dog")
Missouri
- Read a book by an author who's initials are "J.C" (Missouri's state capital is Jefferson City)
- Read a book where the main characters name begins with "M"
Montana
- Read a book by an author who's first name starts with "H" (For Montana's State Capital Helena.)
- Read a book about wolves/shapeshifters. (Montana has a city called Wolf Point.)
Nebraska
- Read a book first published in March. (Any year) (The state was founded on March 1st, 1867)
- Read a contemporary novel. (Rainbow Rowell was born in Nebraska.)
Nevada
- Read a murder mystery. (Brandon Flowers was born here, and is part of the band "The Killers")
- Read a book by Nicholas Sparks. (There's a city in Nevada called Sparks.)
New Hampshire
- Read a book which has something green on the cover. (New Hampshire has cities called Greenfield, Greenland and Greenville)
- Read a book where the main characters name begins with "N"
New Jersey
- Read a book with "Love" in the title. (Whitney Houston was born here, and sang "I will always love you")
- Read a book which has a character with black hair on the cover. (Laura Prepon, from Orange is the new black and That 70's show, was born here)
New Mexico
- Read a book first published in October. (New Mexico's largest city, Albuquerque, is home to the international balloon fiesta, which takes place in October)
- Read a book with clouds on the cover. (New Mexico has a village called Cloudcroft.)
New York
- Read a book with the letters "S", "V" and "U" in the title. (Law and Order: Special Victim's Unit is set in New York)
- Read a book with a family member in the title. (Mother, Father, Daughter, Son, Sister, Brother, Husband, Wife, ect.) (How I Met Your Mother was set in New York.)
North Carolina
- Read a book with blood on the cover. (Michael C. Hall was born here, and played the titled character in "Dexter")
- Read a book where the main characters name features an "N" and a "C" (Can be anywhere in the first name.)
North Dakota
- Read a book with buildings on the cover. (North Dakota contains the tallest human-made structure in the Western Hemisphere)
- Read a book with trees on the cover. (North Dakota has cities called Northwood, Harwood, Underwood, Lidgerwood, Sherwood, Spiritwood lake, Briarwood, Woodworth and Forest River)
Ohio
- Read a book with an electronic device on the cover. (Ohio's state capital, Columbus, was ranked as the number one up and coming tech city in the nation, in 2008.)
- Read a book first published in July. (Any year) (Ohio has a city called Independence, and Independence day is in July.)
Oklahoma
- Read a book that features a love triangle. (There was one in the musical, Oklahoma!)

I have agreed to a number of Buddy reads that I'm not even sure I can get through lol
So far, its been like this










Besides, if other group members check in, we'll discuss how we'll tackle the categories and all. Excited to be part of this team :)

I may also join you for


I'm still figuring out what books I'm interested in reading this month but I can read


I'm still figuring out what books I'm interested in reading this month but I can read

That sounds great! Me and my friend are BR it for June 6 :D

https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/...


I may also join you for

I have too many BRs at the time, but I think I'll try :) Can you please request a thread?
Sure, the threads already made, here -https://www.goodreads.com/topic/show/...

And here's the thread for Lucky in Love: https://www.goodreads.com/topic/show/...

I'm on a computer so I'm not sure why it doesn't work :/ It's set so that anybody with a link could edit. Can you send me your email so I can share the spreadsheet with you? Maybe that would work! :)

I'm on a computer so I'm not sure why it doesn't work :/ It'..."
I think you have to have the sheets app to edit! ^^

Awesome!
But I just checked the spreadsheet -- does it fit the second description of the state Alabama? There's no "a" in the title...

Awesome!
But I just checked the spreadsheet -- does it fit the second description of the state Alabama? There's no "a" i..."
Yup! There's another edition available where it has h a s in it ^^

Awesome!
But I just checked the spreadsheet -- does it fit the second description of the state Alabama? Th..."
Great!




Thanks! I just messaged her. Also I'm a little inexperienced here, but if I am buddy reading with someone not on our team I still have to post my review on our team review thread right?


Yeah. You post the review as usual and link up the BR thread. Thats all :)

I'm still combing through the list but so far this is what I have:










If anyone is interested in buddy reading let me know!



Goodluck with your other books! I'll be starting with Lucky in Love and I'm so excited xD


@Fuzaila Did we? For what book?

@Fuza..."
It was ACOTAR

@Fuza..."
Yay thanks! :D


Oh thats fine! Some others are doing it too :)

That's great anyhow. I'll finish reading Lucky in Love soon :)


I will also be reading this book to cover the state of Idaho.

To cover the state of Alaska.

I would li..."
Hey Robyn, I don't think it works that way. There are two descriptions for each state, which is what we need to be reading for. And its not about books that are set in those states as far as I know

For example:
Alabama - Read a book which has something yellow on the cover. In order to cross this one out, I decided to read


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