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Friday, October 22, 2021

Reading by the Numbers Challenge

 

The Reading by the Numbers Challenge makes its debut on My Reader's Block. Over the years various blogs have sponsored reading challenges that were all about tracking how many books you read. But those that I participated in are no longer active, so I have decided to create my own. This is the reading challenge at its most basic--just track everything you read. Anything counts--graphic novels or comic books, hard copy, e-books, audio novels, etc. If it is a book, it counts. And although the covers shown in the challenge image are all mysteries, you may read from any and all genres that interest you.

~Challenge runs from January 1 through December 31, 2022

~No pre-set challenge levels. You decide on your personal goal.

~May be used concurrently with other "number" reading challenges (such as the Goodreads Challenge) or with any other challenge.

~A blog and reviews of the books are not required to participate, but if you have a blog, please post your sign-up for the challenge and link the post in the form below. You are also welcome to link up other media sites where you log process (Instagram; Goodreads; etc.). 

~As with my other challenges, there will be a Headquarters link in the left sidebar of the blog.

~If you post on Facebook, Instagram, or other social media to log a book, please use #ReadingByNumbers2022.


3 comments:

Laura said...

Does the challenge require that the book have a number in the title? The challenge badge indicates this but your description of the challenge leaves everything about the book open.

Bev Hankins said...

Laura: No, you can read anything that you want. I just used books that had numbers in their titles to play off of the "by the numbers" theme. The challenge is purely to set yourself a goal and then track your reading for the year.

Laura said...

OK thanks!