QBD Reading Challenge 2023

One final challenge I am doing this year is the QBD Reading Challenge. I enjoy this one because it has a mix of specific and open categories, so it is fairly easy to complete. Even the categories that might seem specific are open to interpretation, and for some of them, I have already used what I have read and what I am reading. Others I have an idea of what might work, and some I still have to look for – but like with all my challenges, I will fill in or tick off the ones that I have books for in my room, or through my reviewing piles and think about the others, or see if they fit into something – I’ve often found interpreting some challenge topics in a way that works for me – whether it’s genre, what I like or what I have access to – has been the best way to approach these challenges as it is less stressful. Some topics like ‘a thick book’ I have many options for, whilst there might be others that I need to think about more, like a funny memoir. Anyway, here’s what I’m doing, and I’ll be posting updates whenever I can – hopefully at least once a month.

QBD Reading Challenge

1. A QBD Book of the Month:
2. An LGBTQIA Fiction:
3. A QBD Top 100 Book:
4. A Book Published in 2023:
5. A Book Adapted for the Screen:
6. The First Book in a Series:
7. A Book with a Shiny Cover:
8. A Classic Book:
9. A BookTok Bestseller:
10. A Book You Bought on Sale:
11. The Title Begins with S:
12. A Book about Friendship:
13. A Domestic Thriller:
14. A Romance Book:
15. A Book Set in WWII:
16. A Book by an Indigenous Author:
17. A Book about a Small Town:
18. An Australian Crime Novel:
19. A Book Containing Magic:
20. A Book with a Colour in the Title:
21. A Book about Overcoming Obstacles:
22. A Debut Novel:
23. A Funny Memoir:
24. A Thick Book: