I had a great Thanksgiving week surrounded by friends who are like family. We went to the library and picked out books, played football outside, went to a College basketball game, cooked a lot of food, played tons of boardgames, and watched a few Christmas movies. I was able to finish The Picture of Dorian Gray, Supernatural Tales, and started reading Welcome to the Show. I am counting all those toward #thankfullyreading, #csreadathon, and the 75 BOOKS (Goodreads group) Thanksgiving readathon.
The #csreadathon is actually part of the Christmas Spirit Reading Challenge, which runs through January 6. There are different levels to reach and I am well on my way to get to Christmas tree!
The #tistheseasonathon just ended last night and I am happy to report I was able to fulfill all their categories!
Here is my little summary of the books I’ve read since Thanksgiving (in the order I read them):
| BOOK TITLE | #csreadathon level | #tistheseasonathon prompt |
| City of Ghosts | Candy Cane (Read 1 book) | Read a book while listening to holiday music |
| Christmas at the Comfort Food Cafe | Mistletoe (Read 2-4 books | Read a warm & fuzzy book |
| Snow in Love | Mistletoe (Read 2-4 books | Read our buddy-read book |
| The Gift | Mistletoe (Read 2-4 books | Read a holiday-themed book |
| Saga, Vol 1 | Mistletoe (Read 2-4 books | Read a short book (under 250 pages) |
| Krampus: The Yule Lord | Christmas Tree (Read 5-6 books) | Read a book with red or green on the cover |
I am currently finishing up Magician: Apprentice which will mark book #6 for #csreadathon and also fulfills a Popsugar reading challenge. I am also listening to In Cold Blood.
How are you guys faring? Are you doing any reading challenges this month? I have two more upcoming: #magicalreadathon2018 organized by Book Roast and #shortathon18 hosted by Howling Libraries. Look out for updates for these on my blog and on my Twitter.
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Thank you so much for the shoutout and for joining! Also, I really love how you did the little table to show the books you’re combining readathons for, that’s such a smart idea! I always struggle with formatting my readathon TBRs, especially when I’m doing more than one readathon at a time, so I’m gonna have to try something like that!
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Thank you. I use a Google doc to keep track of my reading for the year. I’m glad you like the table idea. I also struggle with how to make sure I am smart about what book counts toward what 🙂
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