BOOKISH RESOLUTIONS

I know January is almost over; nonetheless I wanted to let out my reading resolutions. I’ve been thinking about this for quite a long time, because I wanted them to be well set and planned.

The first thing is that I would love to read 50 books for my goodreads challenge. I’d like that from those 50, 12 would be on the “Addicted to YA” book club on goodreads. Other 12 would be adult books. I’d love to read 5 classics and 3 non-fictions.

Apart from that, I challenge myself to complete the A-Z challenge. This challenge mainly consist on setting a list of books, each of contains one letter of the alphabet, preferably the first letter in the first word. Here is my list:

A witch in winter – Ruth Warburton

Blood Promise – Richelle Mead

Callame con un Beso – Blue Jeans

Daughter of Smoke and Bone – Laini Taylor

Eleanor and Park – Rainbow Rowel

Forbidden - Tabitha Suzuma

Gone – Michael Grant

Harry Potter and the Half Blooded Prince – JK Rowling

Insurgent - Veronica Roth

Just One Day - Gayle Forman

The Pledge – Kimberly Derting

Last Sacrifice – Richelle Mead

Message In a Bottle - Nicholas Sparks

Night School – CJ Daugherty

Hermosa Oscuridad (Beautiful Darkness) – Kami Garcia & Margaret Stole

Poison Study - Maria V Snyder

1Q84 - Haruki Murakami

Requiem – Lauren Oliver

Star crossed – Josephine Angelini

The Bronze Horseman – Paulina Simons

Uglies – Scott Westerfield

The Casual Vacancy – JK Rowling

White Queen - Philippa Gregory

Crux – Julie Reece

Dare You To – Katie McGary

World War Z – Max Brooks

In addition to that, I would love to finish 6 series and be able to read some books in the chick-lit book club. Different book tubers created these book club read, as the title said, they read romance, contemporary, etc. It isn’t my favorite genre but it really appeals to me.

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