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Prompt #25 of the 2020 Reading Challenge

This week, I’ve selected the following prompt from the 2020 Popsugar Reading Challenge : A book with at least a four-star rating on Goodreads. There are a lot, I mean a whole lot, of books with at least a four-star rating on goodreads. So, it was quite easy selecting one to read this week :Continue reading “Prompt #25 of the 2020 Reading Challenge”

Prompt #24 of the 2020 Reading Challenge.

For this week, I’ve selected the following prompt from the 2020 Popsugar Reading Challenge: A book with only words on the cover, no image or graphics. I had decided on reading this book as soon as I had read this prompt. But if you need any help, you can check out a list of booksContinue reading “Prompt #24 of the 2020 Reading Challenge.”

Prompt #23 of the 2020 Reading Challenge

This week’s prompt, taken from the 2020 Popsugar Reading Challenge is the following : A book published in the year 2020. Although there are a lot of good books published this year and I have a whole shelf of specific TBR for this year’s publications, I have selected the following book to read this weekContinue reading “Prompt #23 of the 2020 Reading Challenge”

Prompt #22 of the 2020 Reading Challenge

For this week, I’m reading a Murder mystery by my favourite author Agatha Christie. So, in continuation of my murder mystery bingo challenge, I’m reading the following book this week: Crooked House by Agatha Christie. So, it’s a stand-alone story not featuring any of the author’s famous detectives. Normally, I don’t prefer such books butContinue reading “Prompt #22 of the 2020 Reading Challenge”

Prompt #21 of the 2020 Reading Challenge

This week’s prompt selected from the 2020 Popsugar Reading Challenge is the following: A book by an author in their 20s. I had a lot of options for this prompt but I decided on the following book: Red Queen by Victoria Aveyard. So, the book is about a fantasy world divided by blood- red orContinue reading “Prompt #21 of the 2020 Reading Challenge”

Prompt #20 of the 2020 Reading Challenge

I’ve selected the following prompt for this week from the 2020 Popsugar Reading Challenge: A book you meant to read in 2019. After seeing this prompt, I thought, well, it is fairly easy. Ha! I have a whole shelf of TBR books that could fit this prompt. But that was when the dilemma began. ItContinue reading “Prompt #20 of the 2020 Reading Challenge”

Prompt #19 of the 2020 Reading Challenge

For this week, I’ve selected the following prompt from the Popsugar Reading Challenge: A book you picked because the title caught your attention. So, this prompt is just an excuse to read any book you wanted to read because you liked the title. I have such a book on my TBR which I had boughtContinue reading “Prompt #19 of the 2020 Reading Challenge”

Prompt #18 of the 2020 Reading Challenge

This week’s prompt, selected from the Popsugar Reading Challenge is the following: A book that has a book on the cover. It’s such an interesting prompt. I had no idea of how to find a book for this prompt though. Fortunately, there’s a list of book that fit this prompt on Goodreads which helped aContinue reading “Prompt #18 of the 2020 Reading Challenge”

Prompt #17 of the 2020 Reading Challenge

After a lot of prompts from the Popsugar Reading Challenge, this week I’m going to read the following murder mystery in continuation of my Murder Mystery Bingo: Murder in the Mews by Agatha Christie. So, a little about the story: This book actually contains four different short stories, all featuring the popular detective, Hercule Poirot.Continue reading “Prompt #17 of the 2020 Reading Challenge”

Prompt #16 of the 2020 Reading Challenge

For this week, I’ve selected the following prompt from the Popsugar Reading Challenge: A book set in a city that has hosted the Olympics. There are a lot of prompts in this year’s Popsugar Reading Challenge which are based around Olympics. Obviously it must be because it’s the year of Summer Olympics, which are toContinue reading “Prompt #16 of the 2020 Reading Challenge”