2019RC Strictly Print

Strictly Print

Reading Challenge

2019

Hosted by me, here at The Lair!

Twitter: #StrictlyPrintRC

This challenge is for me to whittle down my print book tbr pile as well as re-read some favorites. As I was thinking about it, I wondered if I was the only one that needed this.

Guidelines are pretty simple. You'll have all year to read your books so go ahead and stretch yourself.

1. Choose a Level

• Board Books: 12 (basically one a month)
• Picture Books: 24
• Chapter Books: 52 (basically one a week)
• Middle Grade: 78
• Teen: 104 
• Young Adult: 156
• Adult: 208 or more (basically four or more a week)

2. You may move up a level but not down.
3. You don’t need a blog to participate. Feel free to link to a Goodreads shelf or another public profile where everyone can see your books.
4. Reviews are not necessary but a list of books is. There will be a link up for reviews if you wish to post them. Edit: a list of books read ;-) You can make a list of books you want to read and change them if you'd like.
5. All formats allowed as long as the book has an isbn or equivalent and can be purchased/borrowed, the book counts.
6. Individual short stories in a collection and individual books of the Bible do not count.
7. Crossovers from other challenges count
8. Books started before January 1st, 2019 don’t count.

Want to join me?

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Hosting Strictly Print Reading Challenge (with 2 new levels!)

Strictly Print

Reading Challenge

2018

Hosted by me, here at Book Dragon's Lair!

Twitter: #StrictlyPrintRC

Ready? I started this challenge because I read more ebooks than print books but continued to buy print books! As I was thinking about it, I wondered if I was the only one that needed this.

Guidelines are pretty simple. You'll have all year to read your books so go ahead and stretch yourself.

1. Choose a Level

• Board Books: 12  (New level)
• Picture Books: 26  (New level)
• Chapter Books: 52
• Middle Grade: 78
• Teen: 104 
• Young Adult: 156
• Adult: 208 or more 

2. You may move up a level but not down.
3. You don’t need a blog to participate. Feel free to link to a Goodreads shelf or another public profile where everyone can see your books.
4. Reviews are not necessary but a list of books you've read is. There will be a link up for reviews if you wish to post them. You can make a list of books you want to read and change them if you'd like.
5. All formats allowed as long as the book has an isbn or equivalent and can be purchased or borrowed, the book counts.
6. Individual short stories in a collection and individual books of the Bible do not count.
7. Crossovers from other challenges count
8. Books started before January 1st, 2018 don’t count.

Strictly Print Reading Challenge

Strictly Print

Reading Challenge

2017

Hosted by me

for more information or to sign up, click here

Twitter: #StrictlyPrintRC

I probably have enough unread print books to sign up for Adult! So far during 2016, I've read 24 print books and 13 were picture books! As I don't want to set myself up for failure, I'm going for Chapter Books and hope to read 52 print books this year. That's just over double what I read this year. I'm also hoping not to double my picture book reading!

~ Books Read ~

1. Wish by Barbara O'Connor
2. Lost Cat by Roger Mader  (picture book)
3. Gertrude and Toby Meet the Wolf by Shari Tharp (picture book)
4. Monsters Don't Scuba Dive by Debbie Dadey and Marcia Thornton Jones (reading level 3)
5. Who Counts? by Amy-Jill Levine and Sandy Eisenberg Sasso (picture book)
6. The Enchanted Horse by Magdalen Nabb (reading level 3)
7. Allegiance of Honor by Nalini Singh
8. Wild Embrace by Nalini Singh 
9. Exile's Honor by Mercedes Lackey 
10. The Coelura by Anne McCaffrey 
11. No One Noticed the Cat by Anne McCaffrey 
12. Exile's Valor by Mercedes Lackey 
13. Stowaway in a Sleigh by C. Roger Mader (picture book)
14. Natuto vol 1 by Masashi Kishimoto (manga)
15.  

Possibilities:

Hosting Strictly Print Reading Challenge

Strictly Print

Reading Challenge

2017

Hosted by me, here at The Lair!

Twitter: #StrictlyPrintRC

I read more ebooks than print books during 2016 but continued to buy print books! This challenge is for me to whittle down my print book tbr pile as well as re-read some favorites. As I was thinking about it, I wondered if I was the only one that needed this.

Guidelines are pretty simple. You'll have all year to read your books so go ahead and stretch yourself.

1. Choose a Level

• Chapter Books: 52 (basically one a week)
• Middle Grade: 78
• Teen: 104 (basically two a week)
• Young Adult: 156 (basically three a week)
• Adult: 208 or more (basically four or more a week)

2. You may move up a level but not down.
3. You don’t need a blog to participate. Feel free to link to a Goodreads shelf or another public profile where everyone can see your books.
4. Reviews are not necessary but a list of books is. There will be a link up for reviews if you wish to post them. Edit: a list of books read ;-) You can make a list of books you want to read and change them if you'd like.
5. All formats allowed as long as the book has an isbn or equivalent and can be purchased/borrowed, the book counts.
6. Individual short stories in a collection and individual books of the Bible do not count.
7. Crossovers from other challenges count
8. Books started before January 1st, 2016 2017 don’t count.

Want to join me?

copyright Book Dragon's Lair 2009-2016