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Outdo Yourself Reading Challenge 2015

2015 Outdo Yourself Reading Challenge
I am joining this one again since I loved challenging myself to read more. I don't necessarily succeed in reaching my goal every time, but at least I give it a good try.

Reading Challenge Details:
  • Runs January 1, 2015 – December 31, 2015 (books read prior to 1/1/2015 do not count towards the challenge). You can join anytime before 9/30/2015. Sign up on The Book Vixen’s blog.
  • The goal is to outdo yourself by reading more in 2015 than you did in 2014. See the different levels below and pick the one that works best for you. You can move up a level as often as you’d like but no moving down. Remember, the idea is to challenge yourself.
  • Books can be any format (print, ebook, audio).
  • Books can be any genre (fiction, nonfiction, romance, mystery, etc.).
  • Novellas that are 100 pages in length (give or take), as well as full-length novels, will count for this reading challenge.
  • Re-reads and crossovers from other reading challenges are allowed.
  • To join the challenge, grab the 2015 Outdo Yourself Reading Challenge button below and post this reading challenge on your blog to track your progress. Please include a link back to this sign-up post so others can join the reading challenge too. You do not have to be a book blogger to participate; you can track your progress on Goodreads, LibraryThing, BookLikes, etc., so as long as you have a dedicated shelf for the 2015 Outdo Yourself Reading Challenge and your profile is not private. The point of linking up is to have a place where people can see what you’re reading.

I will add my goal later, since the year is not quite done and I will be reading still.

 UPDATE: I read 100 books in 2014 so my goal is 101-105

I will set my level at Getting My Heart Rate Up for now.

  1. Through The Woods - Emily Carroll
  2. Gluten-Free Cookbook
  3. Darkness - Ciye Cho
  4. The Girl She Used To Be - David Cristofano
  5. Sinner's Creed - Scott Stapp
  6. A Death In Vegas - Christopher Meeks
  7. Wedding Cake - Josi S. Kilpack
  8. Trigger Warning - Neil Gaiman
  9. Throne of Glass - Sarah J. Maas
  10. Fairest - Marissa Meyer
  11. Sweet Water - Christina Baker Kline
  12. Those Girls - Chevy Stevens
  13. The Intern's Handbook - Shane Kuhn
  14. Ten Fingers Touching - Ellen A. Roth
  15. Talon - Julie Kagawa
  16. Station Eleven - Emily St. John Mandel
  17. The James Beard Cookbook
  18. Empress of the Night - Eva Stachniak
  19. Superposition - David Walton
  20. Smash Cut - Brad Gooch
  21. Idiot's Guides: Baking
  22. A Small Indiscretion - Jan Ellison
  23. A Heart Revealed - Josi S. Kilpack
  24. Just Ella - Margaret Peterson Haddix
  25. When The Balls Drop - Brad Garrett
  26. Cupcakes and Mini Cakes
  27. The Handmaid's Tale - Margaret Atwood
  28. Going Against The Grain - Nuccia Ardagna
  29. Kidnap: Part One of Guy Erma & The Son of Empire - Sally Ann Melia
  30. Ringo With A Little Help - Michael Starr
  31. Watch The Shadows - Robin Winter
  32. Stuck In Downward Dog - Chantel Guertin
  33. Aoléon The Martian Girl Part 1 - Brent LeVasseur
  34. The Refugee Sentinel - Harrison Hayes
  35. Aoléon The Martian Girl Part 2 - Brent LeVasseur
  36. Aoléon The Martian Girl Part 3 - Brent LeVasseur
  37. Aoléon The Martian Girl Part 4 - Brent LeVasseur
  38. Save My Place - Olivia deBelle Byrd
  39. Aoléon The Martian Girl Part 5 - Brent LeVasseur
  40. Confessions of a Hater - Caprice Crane
  41. A Court of Thorns and Roses - Sarah J. Maas
  42. Chicken Soup for the soul Here Comes the Bride
  43. Imagination Will Take You Everywhere - Samantha Snyder
  44. Secrets of Love and Death - E. Van Lowe & Sal Conte
  45. Illustrated Quick Cook
  46. Made With Love - Tricia Goyer & Sherry Gore
  47. Prayers That Changed History - Tricia Goyer
  48. The Big Bad Book of Bill Murray - Robert Schnakenberg
  49. Smoke - Catherine McKenzie
  50. Go Set A Watchman - Harper Lee
  51. Tabatha - Neil Gibson
  52. The Summer I Turned Pretty - Jenny Han
  53. The Unquiet Past - Kelley Armstrong
  54. Advice For Italian Boys - Anne Giardini
  55. The Summer of Chasing Mermaids - Sarah Ockler
  56. The Rule of Thirds - Chantel Guertin
  57. Second Chance Summer - Morgan Matson
  58. Hostile Takeover - Shane Kuhn
  59. Rogue - Julie Kagawa
  60. Go Ask Alice - Anonymous
  61. The Bali Mystery - Linda Weaver Clarke
  62. The Fine Color Of Rust - P.A. O'Reilly
  63. Ms. Rapscott's Girls - Elise Primavera
  64. Winger - Andrew Smith
  65. Wind River - Tom Morrisey
  66. Violent Ends - Shaun David Hutchinson
  67. A.D. 33 - Ted Dekker
  68. Lord Fenton's Folly - Josi S. Kilpack
  69. Hunter S. Thompson's Fear and Loathing in Las Vegas - Troy Little
  70. A Cowboy To Come Home To - Donna Alward
  71. The Buggy Before The Horse - Tricia Goyer
  72. A Discovery of Witches - Deborah Harkness
  73. Reef Libre - Robert Wintner
  74. Unafraid - Gracie Malone
  75. Miracles - Karen Kingsbury
  76. Meditations In Wonderland - Anna Patrick
  77. The Super Awesome Coloring Book - Mark Cesarik
  78. The Torment of Rachel Ames - Jeff Gunhus
  79. The Golden Braid - Melanie Dickerson
  80. Facing The Music - Andrea Laurence
  81. Hush Hush - Becca Fitzpatrick
  82. Pieces On Earth - Cathy Bryant
  83. Top Secret Recipes: Step-by-Step - Todd Wilbur
  84. Sweets and Treats with Six Sister's Stuff
  85. Winter - Marissa Meyer
  86. Depth of Field - Chantel Guertin
  87. Going Over - Beth Kephart
  88. Bang Bang - Kevin 'Bang Bang' McCurdy
  89. If You Dare - Kresley Cole

**No compensation was received for posting. This post is part of an annual reading challenge.
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  1. AnonymousDecember 29, 2014 at 12:29 PM

    Good luck and thanks for participating again!

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