Check Off Your Reading List Challenge 2014

This challenge is being hosted by Myra at Gathering Books.

Here are the details copied from Myra's blog:

Check Off Your Reading List Challenge 2014

1. The Check Off your Reading List Challenge (CORL 2014) would run from January to December 2014. Sign-ups are open until 30 November 2014. It is never too late to have your bookish resolutions.
2. There are three levels of participation:
   • Level 1 (10 books or less) – Bonafide Bookworm
   • Level 2 (11-25 books) – Book Savant
   • Level 3 (over 25 Books) – Rabid Bibliophile 
3. You can come up with your own reading list. It can be as imaginative or as prosaic as you wish it to be.
4. The list does not have to consist of actual book titles. It can belong to books coming from a specific genre (e.g. read more picture books this year), from a specific era (e.g. classic children literature from 1800-1950s, best 2013 children’s books), or theme (e.g. award-winning-titles, LGBT issues). Think of it as your bookish resolution for 2014.
5. We know that you must be participating in a number of reading challenges, so you’re more than welcome to have your reviewed books overlap with other reading challenges you will be joining for 2014 (we’d probably do the same thing).
6. You would have to write your reviews of what you have read for this challenge. The reviews do not have to be long. It could just be one-liners or your starred rating in Goodreads. We would be creating a page where you can put the links up for your reviews (watch out for this).
   

   *** You can now link your reviews for the months of January-March for #CORL2014 here. ***

   It would be good to check out other people’s reading lists and perhaps add a few to our own.
7. No, you do not need a blog to participate. Goodreads, Shelfari members are welcome to join – a weblink that leads us to your post should be enough. Or leave a comment in this blog post about your progress.

If you would like to join me in the challenge, click on the challenge badge at the beginning of this post.

The theme that I am going for is award-winning books, which was the usual challenge hosted by Gathering Books, and I can't find another one like it. I am aiming for BONAFIDE BOOKWORM (read 10 or less award-winning books).

I will keep track of my progress below:

1. The Farm by Emily McKay (The Farm, Book #1)