CHALLENGE: Read, Remember, Recommend Fiction Reading Challenge



In celebration of the April 1st, 2010 release date of the Read, Remember, Recommend reading journal, Bibliobabe is hosting a new reading challenge.
Dates:
April 1st, 2010 to April 1st, 2011

Details:
  • Check out all the amazing books (thousands!) mentioned in Read, Remember, Recommend and plan your attack. Books do not need to be decided upon in advance. All books must be mentioned in the journal lists.
  • Write a challenge sign-up post on your blog. In that post provide a link to the Read, Remember, Recommend Fiction Reading Challenge post. Please feel free to use the Read, Remember, Recommend Fiction Reading Challenge button in your post. If you do not have a blog, introduce yourself in a comment below.
  • Add your name and the direct link to the sign-up post in the Mister Linky list below.
  • Each time you read and review a book as part of this challenge, share this with other challenge participants by adding a direct link to your book review to the list in a comment at this post. If you do not have a blog, leave your review as a comment.
Rules:
  • Read as many books from the Read, Remember, Recommend reading journal as you can in one year. Books read before April 1st, 2010 do not count. Overlaps with other challenges (including the Read, Remember, Recommend Teen Reading Challenge) are acceptable – and encouraged!
  • Rereading doesn’t count – have fun exploring new authors, awards and books!
  • Audio, print, and e-books are all acceptable.
  • Post your review or link to your review in a comment below.
  • You can change your commitment level at anytime.
Levels:
  • Notable Newbie – 5 books
  • Armchair Librarian – 10 books
  • The Library of Congress Calls Me Daddy – 20 books
  • A Book Intervention is Needed – 30 books

I think that I will start with the Notable Newbie level, since I already have so many other books that I'm committed to read. But I've looked over the lists, and there are some great books available!

There will also be some awesome prizes, including your choice of e-reader!

So far my possible reads are:

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