This looks like a fun challenge for "word-nerds" like me! It is being hosted by Tasha at Book Obsessed.
Here are the details copied from Tasha's blog:
Here are the details copied from Tasha's blog:
Antonym Reading Challenge 2012:
The goal of this challenge is to read books by matching antonyms in the title. To help you out, here is a link to a couple of web sites to get you started: Opposite Word and Thesaurus.
Your books can be of any genre and any format (ie. paperback, ebook, audiobook, etc.). No short stories. Re-reads and crossovers from other reading challenges are fine. (Re-read reviews must be written within the year 2012; you can not use old reviews.)
You can list your books in advance or list them as you read them. The idea of this challenge came from a Goodreads group.
**Anyone can join. You don't need a blog to participate.
**Non-Bloggers: Sign up in the comments section. Post your reviews with other book sites (ie. Amazon, Barnes & Noble, Goodreads, Shelfari, etc.) and post the link in the comments section of the Antonym Reading Challenge Review Link. (will post January 1).
Example:hot/cold
Hot: Hot Ice by Nora Roberts
Cold: Cold Fire by Dean Koontz
Bonus: Hot Flashes and Cold Cream by Diann Hunt
mean/generous
Mean: Lean Mean Thirteen by Janet Evanovich
Generous: The Generous Wife by Lori Byerly
**the bonus is not required. it's totally up to you if you want to complete a bonus**
Levels:
Diploma: 6 – 10 books
Bachelors: 12 – 20 books
Masters: 22 – 30 books
Doctorate: 32+
When you sign up on Mr. Linky, put the direct link to your blog post about this challenge. Include a link to this post, so that your followers can sign up too! You can either list your books on your challenge post, sidebar, or a page dedicated to your challenges.
Feel free to sign the Mister Linky with your name and blog name. (ie. Tasha (Book Obsessed)) or just your blog name (ie. Book Obsessed) You are welcome to sign up now, but please check back on January 1, 2012 for the Antonym Reading Challenge Review Link! (You will be able to link your review of the book for others to read and drive traffic to your blog.)
If you would like to join me in the challenge, click on the challenge badge at the beginning of this post.
Hmmm, I am not sure which level 11 books fits into? It appears that 11, 21, and 31 books do not fit into the levels! I have asked Tasha about it and will fix the levels when I receive her response.
I am going for DIPLOMA LEVEL (6-10 books).
I am going to keep track of my progress below (here are my plans so far, and I will link-up my reviews as I go):
- The Black Witch by Micheal Rivers (Curse of the Witch, Book 1)
- White Is For Witching by Helen Oyeyemi
- Born Wicked by Jessica Spotswood (The Cahill Witch Chronicles, Book 1)
- Pretty When She Dies by Rhiannon Frater (Pretty When She Dies, Book 1)
- Alpha and Omega: A Companion Novella to Cry Wolf by Patricia Briggs (Alpha & Omega, Book 0.5)
- The Age of Miracles by Karen Thompson Walker
- Beautiful Disaster by Jamie McGuire (Beautiful, Book 1)
- The First Days by Rhiannon Frater (As The World Dies: A Zombie Trilogy, Book 1)
- The Last Bastion of the Living: A Futuristic Zombie Novel by Rhiannon Frater
- Girl of Nightmares by Kendare Blake (Anna, Book 2)
- The Raven Boys by Maggie Stiefvater (The Raven Cycle, Book 1)
- Walk Away the Pounds by Leslie Sansone
- Nowhere To Run by Nancy Bush (Nowhere Series, Book 1)
- Until I Die by Amy Plum (Revenants, Book #2)
- Born to Die by Lisa Jackson (Montana To Die Series, Book #3)
- Hot Blooded by Lisa Jackson (New Orleans Series, Book #1)
- Cold Blooded by Lisa Jackson (New Orleans Series, Book #2)
- Winter's Passage by Julie Kagawa (The Iron Fey, Book #1.5)
- Summer's Passage by Julie Kagawa (The Iron Fey, Book #3.5)
- The Iron King by Julie Kagawa (The Iron Fey, Book #1)
- The Iron Queen by Julie Kagawa (The Iron Fey, Book #3)
- The Girl With the Dragon Tattoo by Stieg Larsson (Millennium Trilogy, Book #1)
- The Horse and His Boy by C.S. Lewis (The Chronicles of Narnia, Book #3)
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