Level: 7th Power: Read 4-8 books.
Progress: 6 books
STATUS: COMPLETED!
Categories:
- We All Scream For Ice Cream!: In honor of National Ice Cream Month, read a book that represents an ice cream flavor to you. It's up to you. Just tell us how!
- ✔ 2. Compliment Your Mirror: On July 3rd, you should look in the mirror and tell yourself you're beautiful. Read a book where the character needs to do that. In other words, read a book with a character with a poor self-image: Honor's Splendour by Julie Garwood [female lead has very poor self image]
- ✔ 3. So Hot You Can Fry An Egg!: July 4th is Sidewalk Egg Fry Day. It's because it's so darn hot. Read a book that represents how hot it is. Maybe the cover, it's a sexy book, or it's set in summer (hot weather): Club Shadowlands by Cherise Sinclair [hot cover]
- International Kiss Day: July 19th is the day to appreciate the kiss all around the world. Read a book where characters share a mind-blowing kiss. You could also pick a book with a kiss on the cover or has "kiss" in the title.
- Different Colored Eyes Day: July 12th is a day to appreciate different colored eyes. If you can find a book with characters with heterochromia (their eyes are different colors (or each eye has different colors within the same iris). You could count a character with hazel eyes (green, blue, brown in one eye) or a character who has different flecks in their eyes.
- ✔ 6.Pandemonium Day: July 14th is a day of chaos (strange thing to celebrate). It could also be a day where the unexpected happens. Read a book where something unexpected happens or things start out or become chaotic. (Let's hope they don't end that way): On Dublin Street by Samantha Young [female lead loses her family in a terrible accident - unexpected chaotic beginning]
- ✔ 7. Lucky Number 7: For the seventh month, read a book that has seven letters in its title or is written by an author whose name is seven letters (total or first or last name), or the seventh book in a series: One Pink Rose by Julie Garwood [author name has 7 letters]
- ✔ 8.Cousins Day: July 24th celebrates cousins. Read a book with a cousin theme of some sort (or characters who are cousins): Seraphina by Rachel Hartman [Princess Glisselda and Prince Lucian Kiggs are cousins]
- Junk Food Day!: July 21st is Junk Food Day. Read a book that reminds you of junk food. I don't presume to judge a book reader's taste, but you could read the literary equivalent of junk food, or read a book where a lead character loves junk food. Or a picture of junk food on the cover (or in the name of the book).
- Mutt's Day: July 31st is the day to celebrate "mixed breeds". You could read a book with a character who has mixed ethnic/racial diversity or read a book with a dog or cat that is a mixed breed.
- ✔ 11. Red, White and Blue: In the US, we celebrate Independence Day on July 4th. The colors that represent this day are red, white and blue (colors of the American flag). Read a book with a cover that has red, white and blue on it, or read a book that has a four letter title, or has an author with a name that has four letters: The Bride Thief by Jacquie D'Alessandro [cover has white, red & blue]
- Potpourri: Pick one of the following books to represent in your reading--Cow Appreciation Day, Hammock Day, National Lollipop Day, National Caviar Day, Chocolate Day, National Teddy Bear Picnic Day. Let us know why you chose that book to represent the holiday.
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