The aim of the 30 Day Book Challenge is to to try and post everyday for 30 days. On each of these days you answer one of the book related questions below.
And that’s it! It’s really that simple!
Why not try it for yourself? 🙂
*NOTE: Please do not reuse the banner, it is my own work.
My thoughts pre starting the challenge and what I wanted to get out of it can be found here.
DAY 1. – A book series you wish had gone on longer OR a book series you wish would
just end already.
DAY 2. – Favorite side character.
DAY 3. – The longest book you’ve read.
DAY 4. – Book turned into a movie and completely desecrated.
DAY 5. – Your “comfort” book.
DAY 6. – Book you’ve read the most number of times.
DAY 7. – A guilty pleasure book.
DAY 8. – Most underrated book.
DAY 9. – Most overrated book.
DAY 10. – A book you thought you wouldn’t like but ended up loving.
DAY 11. – Favorite classic book.
DAY 12. – A book you wanted to read for a long time but still haven’t.
DAY 13. – A book that disappointed you.
DAY 14. – Book that made you cry.
DAY 15. – A character who you can relate to the most.
DAY 16. – Most thought-provoking book.
DAY 17. – Author I wish people would read more.
DAY 18. – A book you wish you could live in.
DAY 19. – A favourite author.
DAY 20. – Favorite childhood book.
DAY 21. – Book you tell people you’ve read, but haven’t (or haven’t
actually finished).
DAY 22. – Least favourite plot device employed by way too many books you actually
enjoyed otherwise.
DAY 23. – Best book you’ve read in the last 12 months.
DAY 24. – Book you’re most embarrassed to say you like/liked.
DAY 25. – The most surprising plot twist or ending.
DAY 26. – Book that makes you laugh out loud.
DAY 27. – Book that has been on your “to read” list the longest.
DAY 28. – Favorite quote from a book.
DAY 29. – A book you hated.
DAY 30. – Book you couldn’t put down.
My thoughts post challenge and what I learned from the experience can be found here.
This is so cool 🙂 can I use this? I’ll link back to you of course!
Haha I’m glad you like it. 🙂 Sure thing!
I think this is a really cool idea and am going to have a go. I’ll link it back to you, of course.
Ahh, glad you like it. Go for it! I hope you enjoy the challenge. 🙂
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Hi, this is a great idea. Permission to steal (and credit)?
Thanks. 🙂 Yeah, go for it and enjoy!
And thanks for the follow. 🙂
thanks 🙂 haha you’re very welcome!
Yep, gotta say, I think this may be a good way to blog more often and also to find some new books to read! Great idea.
Thanks, I thought it was a cool idea too, I think the challenge might have originated on tumblr somewhere but I just decided to pick and choose from existing questions around the internet. 🙂
Enjoy the challenge!
I love this idea. I know I’m a late-comer, but I’d love to do this challenge anyway! OK with you?
Hi, I’m glad you like it. 🙂 I didn’t actually make this originally myself but I have basically combined a lot of versions of this game into my own ideal questions. That’s great, go for it! Your not a late comer at all, I haven’t even started this challenge yet because I got delayed by a little thing called uni. 😛 I’m hoping to do it in the summer though.
Have fun, I look forward to seeing how your posts come out! 🙂
Thanks (^_^). I will probably start in a few days.
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Hope it’s okay I “borrow” this and use it on my blog too 🙂
Sure thing Elin! Have fun with the challenge. 🙂
This looks like so much fun! Can’t wait to give it a go and link back to you!:)
This might sound really stupid, but what does Day 22’s challenge mean?;)
Loll x
Hello! Glad you like the look of it, I hope you enjoy having a go. 😀
Day 22 Is basically a plot device (something that happens that helps move a plot along) that you think is overused and ruins a book for you. So for instance you may not like unnecessary character deaths, or the yoda type character you often find that always has all the right answers to help the protaginist, maybe love trianges found a lot in YA. Hope that helps!
Ohhh, thank you so much, feel like such an idea but that makes sense now;D Thanks!
I did one of these a couple of years ago, I went through a bunch of blogs that had lists such as these and kind of came up with my own list of questions. I think it would be interesting to do another one sometime soon, maybe I’ll aim for the 2 year anniversary of when I did my last one.
Either way, I’ll stop by from time to time with some random comments about your list. It’s always fun to see what kind of books people enjoy, and as always I’m on the lookout for new books to read as well.
Yepp I did something pretty similar, only instead of coming up with my own questions I just picked my favourites from all the various lists floating around that I thought I would want to answer. Oooh, that would be cool. 🙂 I like that these questions can lead you in some unexpected directions.
That would be great, thank you! I always love to hear what people have to say so your comments are most welcome. 🙂 Maybe you can point me in the direction of some good book as well.
I think your challange is awsome, may I borrow it? Of course I’ll link it back to you! 🙂
Thank you Juci. Definitely, go for it! I hope you have fun. 🙂
Great questions, wish I could post along with you but don’t have time! Would also like to ‘borrow’ some questions and credit you if that’s ok? 🙂
Thanks bookboodle, I know what you mean, it is so hard to find the time! That’s the reason I had this tab with the challenge up for so long before acting on it. It’s very time consuming.
Sure thing, that would be great. 😀 Go for it.
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Cool challenge! I think I’ll try it soon.
Awesome! I hope you enjoy doing it. 🙂
This sounds great! Would it be ok if I borrowed the questions and did this challenge too? I’m coming to this very late I know, but the idea would be good for inspiring me to write more on my own blog again!
Glad you think so! That would be great, if you could link back to my blog to say where you first found the challenge on your first post that would be great. 🙂
Not late at all! It’s one of those challenges where it doesn’t matter when you start, you could begin now or in five years. Have fun and I hope you enjoying taking part. 🙂
I’ll happily do that, thank you very much! 🙂
This looks fab! Definitely going to have a crack at it and I’ll link it back to your blog. Thanks 🙂
Thanks, I hope you have lots of fun taking part! 🙂
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Can I use this? I really like this challenge and I’ll link back to you,of course!!!!
Go for it! Glad you like the sound of the challenge, I hope you have fun taking part. 🙂
Great idea!
Hi Ann, thanks for linking the challenge back on your blog. 🙂
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Hi Becky! I’ve been really enjoying your blog today. Just stumbled across this and I think I’m going to give it a go for March! I’ll link it back to you of course. Such a great excuse to get writing!
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Hiya Emma, I’m so glad to hear you’ve been enjoying poking around the old blog! So happy that you like the look of the challenge and I hope that you do decide to give it a go, I would be really interested to discover your answers. 🙂
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This looks like so much fun? Would you mind if I used this? I love a good challenge!! 😃
Sure thing, go for it! It is such a brilliant challenge and I’m sure you will have tonnes of fun if you decide to use it. 🙂
I’m totally going to do this…Thanks for the idea ! I’ve linked back to you, of course 🙂
Ohh awesome, I hope you enjoy giving it a go! Thanks for linking back. 🙂
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Love the idea! Can i use this on my blog? I’m trying to find things to help me get started and this seems amazing! ( I will link you in the post)
Yes definitely, go for it! Good luck with exploring blogging. The hardest thing is getting started, but after that it’s tons of fun. 🙂 A link back would be great, thanks.
Great challege. Trying and linking back to you. Love your list of questions :).
Thanks, I hope you enjoy taking part!!
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May I join! This challenge is just awesome! 🙂
Yes, absolutely! Have fun. 🙂
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I definitely think I have to try this! It will be a great way for me to stay on top of blogging (and give my something interesting to blog about!)
Yes, definitely go for it if you feel like trying it! It’s great for inspiration and it’s nice not to have to think about a topic to blog about each day. 🙂
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Love the idea!!! Thanks for sharing – can’t wait to get started!!
So glad you think so! I hope you enjoy having a go at the challenge. 🙂
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What a fantastic blog and idea! I really enjoyed reading your posts and opinions on the books you’ve selected! I’ve decided to attempt it myself here: http://tinateaches.weebly.com/treasure-chest/30-day-book-challenge
Cheers!
Hi Tina! I’m so glad to hear you enjoyed reading my posts. 🙂 Good luck attempting the challenge, I’m sure you will do great!
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I really want to begin this challenge on my own Tumblr! Already linked you! Thanks for sharing!
Ohh yay I’m so glad, go for it! I hope you have fun with it. 🙂
I’m vaguely new to book blogging but I’d love to do this challenge! Possibly quite a dumb question but how can I link/credit to you when I start it? I would never take it without doing so just I’m new here haha.
Hello! You can absolutely give this challenge a go, I hope you find it fun. 🙂 You can link me simply by mentioning in your first post about it that you ‘found this challenge on Blogs of a Bookaholic) and then link my blog to the post using an html link.
Congrats on entering the book blogging world, I hope you enjoy it here, we’re a friendly, enthusiastic bunch! If you have any other questions just let me know. 🙂
House of the Scorpion, Nancy Farmer I wish that went on longer (DAY 1)
Oooh, I’ve not heard of that one!
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