2024 READING GOALS

My dreams, hopes and plans for 2024 🗒📚✔️
Monthly Checklist:
A Canadian Book
A 20th Century Classic
A Pre 1900s Classic
Poetry, Play or Short Story Collection
A Graphic Novel or SFF Novel
A Young Adult/Middle Grade Book
A Nonfiction Book
An Owned Book
100 Books for The Year:
25 Classics (three international classics)
20 Canadian Novels
10 Nonfiction
5 Middle Grade Novels
5 Picture Books
3 Translated Fiction
10 Graphic Novels
5 Science Fiction
5 Fantasy
3 Plays
5 Poetry Collection
4 Books Published Before 1800
Participate in Giller, Carol Shields, Booker and Women’s
Finish 100 Years in Books (20th Century)
Read A Book From 6 Continents
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[@sashahawkins]

Ohh these are some really good goals and challenges! May 2024 be a fantastic reading year. :D

[@KierTheScrivener]

Thank you so much!

[@annalisaely4298]

I like the reading from different continents goal, I might have to try that!

[@KierTheScrivener]

It is really fun! And great way to read widely.

[@evaantoniia]

Good luck with your goals!

[@KierTheScrivener]

Thank you! It's always an adventure

[@hasteyebooks]

Good luck with the short stories reading and writing! Great goals! I also need to read more Canadian books! And I also want to read more graphic novels! haha reading owned books is a goal of mine and I want to read all of them...but somehow I still struggle 😆 The reading from every single year of the 20th century is so interesting! I think I read easily from each continent every year, so that's why I'm trying to expand to countries I haven't read from before! Although it's getting tougher and tougher!

[@KierTheScrivener]

I am consistently bad at reading Oceanian books. It gets me almost every year on the continent list.

[@hasteyebooks]

@@KierTheScrivener It's a tough continent to consistently find stuff from! I read a poem last year from a Vanuatu author as it's all I could find available!

[@KierTheScrivener]

Ohh, what was it called?

[@WildeBookGarden]

if you're looking for a short story collection suggestion, I just finished The Beadworkers by Beth Piatote and it was FANTASTIC!

[@KierTheScrivener]

Ohhh just looked it up and it looks amazing!