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Reading Challenges

Goodreads. The beginning of a new year means signing up for new reading challenges over at Goodreads. This year, I’m tackling another A to Z Challenge at Great Middle Grade Reads, where I’m a moderator. While I still hope to get through the alphabet twice, I’m going to do it with a twist. Just for the fun of it, I’ll be reading my MG books in alphabetical order. (Why not?)

I’ve set my annual goal on Goodreads at 100 books, though I may adjust that if I happen to have a really good reading year. (I’ve had over 200 books in years past, but last year, I scraped in at 101 because of one thing and another.) I’ll also be taking on the #BookADayMay reading challenge over at Middle Grade Carousel, and I may attempt their Bingo Boards again this year. All fun stuff!

Happy New Year, reading friends! ~CJ

#amreading muddle

In Fortune Falls, you’re either born Lucky or Unlucky. Sadie is doing everything she can to change her luck so she can go to school with her best friend, who’s a Lucky. But Fate seems determined to thwart her at every turn. In Theodore Boone: Kid Lawyer, Theodore’s parents are lawyers and many of his friends are lawyers (and police detectives and judges and bailiffs and secretaries and janitors at the courthouse). If he could get away with it, he’d skip school to sit in on trials all day long. Someday, he’s going to be a lawyer. In the meantime, he offers legal advice to friends… and applies his quick mind to ongoing local cases. And, hey! I finally got around to starting the Artemis Fowl series. When millionaire boy genius Artemis Fowl learns of the existence of fairies, he sets out to catch one in order to learn more secrets of the People. When Holly Short (a member of LEPrecon) takes a shuttle to the surface in order to contain a troll outbreak, she falls into Artemis’s trap. What a mess.

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