From the Bad Bitch’s Book Club. (Check them out – lots of genre groups, discussions, and other challenges!) This is my personal tracking page.
| 1. A retelling of a classic novel or story | |
| 2. A book you said you would never read | |
| 3. A book with a cover that has metallic or holographic details | Mastiff – Tamora Pierce |
| 4. A book with plants or fungus on the cover | |
| 5. A book featuring body augmentation | |
| 6. A book with an unreliable narrator | |
| 7. A book with a location or place in the title | |
| 8. A book that takes place in a real-world country besides your own | The Killer of Little Shephards – Douglas Starr |
| 9. A book that takes place in your state or province | |
| 10. A book about an author | |
| 11. A book featuring a character with your sexual orientation or gender identity | |
| 12. A Nebula Award winning book | |
| 13. A book with a monochromatic cover | If You Tell – Gregg Olsen |
| 14. A book with six or more words in the title | When Boobs Attack: A Girlfriend’s Guide to Breast Cancer – Stephanie Ewing & Jennifer Pope |
| 15. A book adapted from an online serial | |
| 16. A book with a gothic setting | In Mercy, Rain – Seanan McGuire |
| 17. A book with vampires or werewolves | Soul Taken – Patricia Briggs |
| 18. A romance novel with a non-heterosexual couple | |
| 19. A book with a title starting with “the” | The Girl Who Survived – Lisa Jackson |
| 20. A book with 3 or less main characters | |
| 21. A book with neon on the cover | |
| 22. A book with pictures or other file types included in the narrative | |
| 23. A book featuring a non-human race | Winds of Fate – Mercedes Lackey |
| 24. A Locus Award winning book | |
| 25. A book with a focus on social media | |
| 26. A fantasy novel with a high-magic universe | By the Sword – Mercedes Lackey |
| 27. A book with child or teen characters | In an Absent Dream – Seanan McGuire |
| 28. A sci-fi novel that takes place on a spaceship or station | |
| 29. A cosmic horror novel | |
| 30. A nonfiction book by a BIPOC author | |
| 31. A book that takes place at a school or workplace | Stalked – Allison Brennan |
| 32. A standalone novel | Where Snowflakes Dance and Curse – Stephen Manes |
| 33. A graphic novel or manga | |
| 34. A book in a series that is not the first one | Winds of Fate – Mercedes Lackey |
| 35. A book with 600 or more pages | Terrier – Tamora Pierce |
| 36. A book with 200 or less pages | Beneath a Sugar Sky – Seanan McGuire |
| 37. A book featuring a harsh climate | Winds of Change – Mercedes Lackey |
| 38. A book written from a first person perspective | Restoree – Anne McCaffrey |
| 39. A book about mental illness | Come Tumbling Down – Seanan McGuire |
| 40. A book with non-numerical chapter titles | |
| 41. (bonus) A book recommended by a bookstore employee | |
| 42. (bonus) A book you’ve seen on social media | Red, White, and Royal Blue – Casey McQuiston |
| 43. (bonus) A book you buddy read | |
| 44. (bonus) A book you started last year but didn’t finish | Equal Rites – Terry Pratchett |
| 45. (bonus) A book that someone you know disliked | You, Me, and Oncology – Hilary Goldsmith |
| 46. (bonus) A book that reminds you of a family member or close friend | Sing the Four Quarters – Tanya Huff |
| 47. (bonus) A book featuring a made-up language | |
| 48. (bonus) A book that reminds you of one of your favorite pieces of media | |
| 49. (bonus) Free space | Liar, Liar – Lisa Jackson |
| 50. (bonus) Free space |