Reading Challenge Update

I've been reading a lot more than usual this year!  Not everything fits in the reading challenge, but I'm still keeping track to see where I am on the list...

The 26-book 2017 reading challenge

1. A book you read in school
2. A book from your childhood - On the Banks of Plum Creek, by Laura Ingalls Wilder
3. A book published over 100 years ago - Dracula, by Bram Stoker
4. A book published in the last year - The Magnolia Story, by Chip and Joanna Gaines
5. A non-fiction book - In Cheap We Trust, by Lauren Weber
6. A book written by a male author - Stranger than Fanfiction, by Chris Colfer
7. A book written by a female author - The Sage Stone Prophecy, by NS Wikarski
8. A book by someone who isn’t a writer (think Paul Kalathani or Richard Branson) - Scrappy Little Nobody, by Anna Kendrick (and I think this is a strange choice, because, if you've written a book, doesn't that automatically make you a writer???)
9. A book that became/is becoming a film - Hidden Figures, by Margot Lee Shetterly
10. A book published in the 20th Century -
11. A book set in your hometown/region -
12. A book with someone’s name in the title -
13. A book with a number in the title -
14. A book with a character with your first name -
15. A book someone else recommended to you -
16. A book with over 500 pages -
17. A book you can finish in a day - Gift from the Sea, by Anne Morrow Lindbergh
18. A previously banned book -
19. A book with a one-word title -
20. A book translated from another language -
21. A book that will improve a specific area of your life -
22. A memoir or journal - Talking as Fast as I Can, by Lauren Graham
23. A book written by someone younger than you -
24. A book set somewhere you’ll be visiting this year -
25. An award-winning book -
26. A self-published book - 

Read on, folks!