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Disney Heroes Reading Challenge 2026 Completed

Ashleigh
Disney Reading Challenge - Heroes. A peach, yellow and pink background with illustrations of Mulan behind a pink panel with four heroes behind yellow rectangles. Hercules (a book featuring literal or emotional strength), Judy Hopps (a book with a mystery to solve), Bolt (a character who works in film or TV), Wall-E (a book you read digitally). Hercules and Judy Hopps are filled. Hercules: A blue cover with black outlines for hills. A girl with red hair is holding a black and white dog under black, white and orange text that says Poppy and Pipsqueak: The Mighty Pipsqueak Judy Hopps: The book cover is a photograph of two teenagers, a boy and a girl against the rushing lights of London and Big Ben. White and blue text says Every Word by Ellie Marnie. Bolt has the cover of I Know What You're Hiding by Jack Heath on it. I Know What You’re Hiding. The cover is a grey background with a crumpled note written in red blood with burnt matches around it. Jack Heath is in white text. Wall-E has a book called Joey Gets his wings in it.

And with that, I have completed the Heroes card for this challenge. I always knew that the digital prompt was going to be a challenge because I don’t read ebooks, as it’s a format that doesn’t work for me, and I’m more likely to forget about it if I am reading on a device rather than having the physical book. However, I had to read something for a blog tour and was only given a digital copy so used that. Anyway, that means I’ve completed this challenge and its only September!

Disney Heroes:

Hercules (a book featuring literal or emotional strength): Poppy and Pipsqueak: The Mighty Pipsqueak by Deborah Kelly, illustrated by Amie Sabadin

Judy Hopps (a book with a mystery to solve): Every Word by Ellie Marnie

Bolt (a book with a character who works in TV/Film or entertainment): I Know What You’re Hiding by Jack Heath

Wall-E (a book you read digitally): Joey Gets His Wings by Catherine Bauer and Jennifer Horn

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Published by Ashleigh

An avid reader and writer, reviewer and author. I love to read just about anything. I enjoy writing about books, reading and writing as well and I dabble in many areas of writing from travel to crime fiction and fantasy. My blog is a way to get how I feel about reading, books and writing out there. I currently receive books to review from various publishers in most genres, but typically don't review romance or horror, or erotica books as I these are genres I have difficulty in reviewing and in general they are not what I enjoy reading.

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