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Enjoy the scavenger hunt. Look through your TBR for any books with A T & Y in the title! If you want to be a little more strict with the challenge, you can find titles that actually begin with these letters below.

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Suggestions:
Listopia: Good Books that Begin with A

Listopia: Good Books that Start with the Letter T

Listopia: Titles that Start with X, Y, or Z
Listopia: Good Books that Begin with X, Y, or Z

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Optional questions:
- What are you reading for this category?
- Which letter are you focusing on?

My OCD type tendencies wanted a book that had the letters, in order, in the title, lol..

So I went looking on my shelf and lo and behold the very first book on the top shelf was The AnaTomY of Hope. So there it is...

This will also be a good choice for me for work,because it will be interesting to discuss when my students learn about Loss, Death and Grief.


The Anatomy of Hope: How People Prevail in the Face of Illness

The Diamond Age: Or, A Young Lady's Illustrated Primer has all the letters

I'm planning to read in order in 2018, attempting to read a decent chunk of our challenge as non-fiction next year, and also want to read more books in translation, so although I have about a hundred (slight exaggeration) options on my plan, I've almost definitively settled on The Diving Bell and the Butterfly for this prompt.

Side-note - like the "no 'e' in the title" prompt this year, I became mildly obsessed with finding titles that had these letters in them. It's worn off now, thank goodness.

I am going to start the my 2018 reading pilgrimage with The Unlikely Pilgrimage of Harold Fry by Rachel Joyce.

Tracy, I have 42 options for this one, so looking for the letters in order might be the way to limit my choice! Here are those I found on my TBR:
The Long Way to a Small, Angry Planet
Where Sea Meets Sky
And Every Morning the Way Home Gets Longer and Longer
Jar City
Children of Earth and Sky
The Last Days of Night
His Majesty's Dragon
The Little Book of the Icelanders in the Old Days
That Bear Ate My Pants!
Love and Gravity

I鈥檓 reading The Ladies of Ivy Cottage by Julie Klassen. I read the first book in the series and I got this one a month or so ago. I鈥檝e put off reading it so I can use it for this challenge!

I was originally thinking of rereading Eat, Pray, Love because I have it here but saw The Guernsey Literary and Potato Peel Pie Society the other day and bought it so that鈥檚 probably the one I鈥檓 going with now.

I read The Guernsey Literary and Potato Peel Pie Society almost 10 years ago but would love to read it again when I have the chance!

I have a bunch of options, but already own His Majesty's Dragon so that is my most likely pick.

So far my top pick is Exit, Pursued by a Bear, but Isla and the Happily Ever After is a definite potential as well.

This was a hard topic for me, in the sense I had so many options!

Haven't posted my plan to the group yet, but I plan on reading The Boy in the Striped Pajamas for this first week. Just recently bought the 10th anniversary edition and saw that it fits this prompt. Can't wait to get started, this is my first year doing the challenge.

I settled on The Eyre Affair, since I've been meaning to read it for a while, but I was pleased when I realized almost any book with "Fairy" in the title would do. I'm a sucker for fairies.

I am going to read Her Body and Other Parties.

There is a long wait at the library, so it's doubtful that I will actually be able to ready this during week one.

My options are:

Adulthood Is a Myth
This Dark Road to Mercy
Eleanor Oliphant is Completely Fine
Eat Only When You're Hungry
Scrappy Little Nobody
The Rules Do Not Apply
The Myths of Happiness
Say What You Will
Dick Cheney Shot Me in the Face
The Silver Linings Playbook
This Song Will Save Your Life
History Is All You Left Me
The Way I Used to Be
The Storied Life of A.J. Fikry

Brianna wrote: "So far my top pick is Exit, Pursued by a Bear, but Isla and the Happily Ever After is a definite potential as well.

This was a hard topic for me, in the sense I had..."

Agreed! This might be one that I wait until the end of the year to fill in because so many books fit in this topic!

I read Guernsey this year and it was wonderful! Highly recommend a re-read!

I鈥檓 a big fan of the Outlander series, so I鈥檒l be reading the eighth book Written in My Own Heart's Blood. It鈥檚 a nice health 825 pages, and I can鈥檛 wait!

I'll be listening to:

Openly Straight

This wasn't the most difficult prompt to find a book for. I'm sort of hoping I'll be able to read in order next year, so I'm starting of with a short book I know I'll be able to to get a hold of: The Strange Case of Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde. I'm also trying to use books from my TBR and books I can tick off on certain lists and this one meets all those criterias :-)

I鈥檓 going to (finally) read Catcher in the Rye for this one! I also considered reading Vanity Fair but might slot it elsewhere.

Going to do Harry Potter and the Sorcerers Stone, by JK Rowling. I鈥檝e listened to the audio book and seen the movie, but never read the book.

The Casual Vacancy by J.K. Rowling

Like others have mentioned, I have a lot of options, so I decided to narrow my list by only using books from my TBR list that I already own. Which trimmed my list neatly down to just two options: Tales of the City & The Boy in the Black Suit. I'll probably wind up reading whichever looks more appealing at the time once 2018 starts.


Brianna wrote: "So far my top pick is Exit, Pursued by a Bear, but Isla and the Happily Ever After is a definite potential as well.

This was a hard topic for me, in the sense I had..."
Exit, Pursued by a Bear is a really great book; I hope you enjoy it whenever you get to it. :)

I'm going to read Diary of an Oxygen Thief, a book I found and checked out from my library

Turtles All The Way Down! Turtles All the Way Down

Mel wrote: "Like others have mentioned, I have a lot of options, so I decided to narrow my list by only using books from my TBR list that I already own. Which trimmed my list neatly down to just two options: [..."

I've heard good things so I'm excited to get to it!

I'm planning on Autoboyography. As soon as I saw this prompt, this title came to mind and has stuck ever since then, even though there are tons of other options. I think I just found it appealing that all three letters were in the same word, and the same order.

The Saturday Night Supper Club
A Conspiracy of Stars

Either of these!

Actually decided on Eleanor Oliphant is Completely Fine because it鈥檚 actually due at the library this week! Happy reading :)

Jody wrote: "I'm planning to read in order in 2018, attempting to read a decent chunk of our challenge as non-fiction next year, and also want to read more books in translation, so although I have about a hundr..."

I really enjoyed the book. I hope you do too.

Lizzy wrote: "I鈥檓 a big fan of the Outlander series, so I鈥檒l be reading the eighth book Written in My Own Heart's Blood. It鈥檚 a nice health 825 pages, and I can鈥檛 wait!"

I LOVE this series. I am working my way through book 4. They are so dear to my heart now.

History Is All You Left Me

I've been wanting to read it for a while!

Emily wrote: "My options are:

Adulthood Is a Myth
This Dark Road to Mercy
Eleanor Oliphant is Completely Fine
Eat Only When You're Hungry
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I chose [book:History Is All You Left Me for this category

I had set up a few options:

o Miss Pettigrew Lives for a Day - Winifred Watson
o The Way We Live Now - Anthony Trollope
o The Grand Sophy - Georgette Heyer
o As You Like It - William Shakespeare
o The Way the Crow Flies - Ann-Marie MacDonald

I ended up choosing As You Like It to read. I am getting through the Shakespeare plays I didn't study in school slowly, and I find it a much more enjoyable experience. Plus, I kinda liked that it was the shortest title with these 3 letters on my TBR.

I鈥檝e chosen Beneath a Scarlet Sky by Mark Sullivan 馃槉

only because I won it in a giveaway and want to read it before I unhaul it... The Raven Boys

Who鈥檚 better author than Paulo Coelho to start the new year week with 鈥淎dultery鈥�

I read this wrong and thought you needed all three letters so I'm reading The First Fifteen Lives of Harry August a book which has been on my tbr shelves for too long.

You got it right, Katrina! You need all three letters in the title. 馃槉

I am also reading Turtles All the Way Down!

I'm going to read The Year of Living Danishly by Helen Russell.

I'm going to be reading If I Pay Thee Not in Gold :)

I will be starting with The Day of the Triffids, by John Wyndham. It is a book I read many years ago in my school days and one I have always wanted to pick up again.

Hi Everyone. My first book challenge but it sounds like I've got great company! Some fantastic choices above and to add to the list I'm going to read 'Ayiti' by Roxane Gay.

Lisa wrote: "I will be starting with The Day of the Triffids, by John Wyndham. It is a book I read many years ago in my school days and one I have always wanted to pick up again."

I've never read this, but we watched the movie every single damn end of term in high school. Honestly - twelve times in the three years at that particular high school.

Tamula wrote: "I'm going to read The Year of Living Danishly by Helen Russell."

Since I'm Danish I'm now very curious to hear what this book is about :-)

Haha The Year of Living Danishly. There's a 1978 novel called the Year of Living Dangerously. The early 80s movie starred Mel Gibson.

Also....loved The Day of the Triffids. Read it for High School. Still refuse to look at meteor showers. Vaguely remember seeing the movie once. The book was better.

I'm going with The Storied Life of A.J. Fikry because I've been meaning to read it ever since it came out!

Going with old fashioned crime fiction to start the year...The Glass Key, by Dashiell Hammett.

I didn't mean to choose a book with the letters A T Y in order necessarily, but I was scanning my TBR list for candidates and there it was:
The Agony and the Ecstasy: A Biographical Novel of Michelangelo by Irving Stone

Katrina wrote: "I read this wrong and thought you needed all three letters so I'm reading The First Fifteen Lives of Harry August a book which has been on my tbr shelves for too long."

I read this a few years ago and really enjoyed it. Hope you do too!