Hey, I’m Reading: Christmas Reading Challenge

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One of the things I’ve wanted to make more of was reading challenges and I figured a Christmas reading challenge was the perfect place to start!

Usually for reading challenges, I try to pick a lot of different topics, but seeing as the Christmas season isn’t all that long, I’m keeping this one short with just six challenges.

I figure that is 1.5 books per week, which seems like a solid number. It’s not too many but just enough to be challenging.

If you read a lot and six isn’t enough for you, you could always do two in each category, and for the non-Christmas specific ones, you could do one Christmas book and one non-Christmas.

I’ve included suggestions for each prompt to help make the challenge a little easier if you’re not sure where to start. It doesn’t all have to be Christmas books or winter books but of course, that would be fitting for the season.

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