PopSugar Reading Challenge

It’s May now, so we’re going to do a quick check in on how I’m doing on the PopSugar Reading Challenge.

A book based on a fairytale
              Of Mice & Magic by Ursula Vernon 
A National Book Award Winner
A YA bestseller
A book you haven’t read since high school
A book set in your home state
A book translated into English
A romance set in the future
A  book set in Europe
 Dying in the Wool by Frances Brody 
A book under 150 pages
 Spiderwick #1: The Field Guide by Tony DiTerlizzi & Holly Black 
A NYT bestseller
   The Devil’s Only Friend by Dan Wells 
A book becoming a movie this year
A book recommended by someone you just met
A self-improvement book
A book you can finish in one day
I Am Princes X by Cherie Priest
A book written by a celebrity
A political memoir
A book at least 100 yars older than you
A book more than 600 pages
A book from Oprah’s book club
A sci-fi novel
A book recommended by a family member
Tomorrow the Killing by Daniel Polansky
A graphic novel
 Around the World by Matt Phelan
A book published in 2016
 Chaos Choreography by Seanan McGuire
A book with a protagonist with your profession
Crime and Poetry by Amanda Flower  
A book that takes place in the summer
  Murder on a Midsummer’s Night by Kerry Greenwood
A book AND it’s prequel
A murder mystery
The Vicious Vet by M.C. Beaton
A book written by a comedian
A dystopian novel
A book with a blue cover
 Stina by Lani Yamamoto
A book of poetry
Bloodhoof by Gerdur Kristny
The first book you see in a bookstore
A 20th century classic
A book from the library
An autobiography
You’re Never Weird on the Internet by Felicia Day
A book about a road trip
A book about an unfamiliar culture
A satirical book
A book that takes place on an island
A book guaranteed to bring you joy
Dragonbreath #11: The Frozen Menace  by Ursula Vernon 

So, I’m doing pretty well, but I need to be a little more conscientious about picking books that will work for the challenge. So, if anyone would like to make recommendations, feel free!