So it’s about time I listed all of the challenges I will be partaking in. Rather than creating a post for each challenge, I decided to combine them all into one. Therefore, I will use this post to list all of the challenges I will be participating in as well as list my progress in each of the challenges.  The challenges below are in no particular order.

That's How I Blog Twenty Minute Book Club Challenge

How could I pass up this challenge, hosted by the fabulous Nicole over at Linus’s Blanket! The rules of the challenge are pretty straight-forward, simply read the books being discussed during the Twenty Minute Book Club portion of Nicole’s Blog Talk Radio Show,  That’s How I Blog.

I’m going for the gold level and reading 26 books!

Amy from My Friend Amy is once again hosting the Buy One Book and Read it Challenge!  I think EVERYONE should participate in this challenge because it is, by far, the easiest challenge!  Basically, all you have to do is buy a book and read it!  I’ll be participating at Level Three (Book Blogger) and will buy 12 books I learned about on book blogs and will read them by December 31, 2010.

Jen from Devourer of Books and Swapna from Skrishna’s Books are hosting this challenge. I’m participating in the Current Debs portion of this challenge and I have sighed up to read 3 books by the 2010 Debs.  A list of all books by all members of The Debutante Ball can be found on the Debutante Ball books page.

This challenge is pretty self-explanatory!  I have signed up for the “Fascinated” level and plan to read 6 E-Books!

Another challenge that is self-explanatory!  I have signed up for the “Addicted” level and vow to read listen to 12 audio books!

Cybils Award Challenge 2010

Hosted by Michelle at Galleysmith, the Cybils Award Challenge urges you to read from The Cybils Award nominees for the given year.  I will be participating in both the Fantasy & Science Fiction (YA) and the Fiction: YA categories. I plan to read at least 5 books in each of these categories.

Natasha at Maw Books, Amy at My Friend Amy, and Hannah at Word Lily are hosting the 2010 Social Justice Challenge.  Here are the details:

Reading opens new worlds to us and can sometimes expose the injustice in our own. We have all been powerfully moved by the injustice we have learned about in books and decided we wanted to host a reading project that would encourage us to learn more about these issues in the world.

The details of the challenge are as follows:

• We will focus each month on a different area of social injustice in the world. During that month, we are asking that you read something from the list of resources or watch something suggested by that month’s host. That will complete step one of this challenge: Learn.
• Throughout the month we will also be posting ways you can make a difference in this area. Don’t worry, we will provide several different options at many different levels of commitment. The important thing is to take an action step towards doing something to change things! That fulfills step 2–Take Action.

Candace at Beth Fish Reads will be hosting What’s In A Name 3 Challenge with a few changes. Here’s how it works: Between January 1 and December 31, 2010, read one book in each of the following categories:

1. A book with a food in the title:
2. A book with a body of water in the title:
3. A book with a title (queen, president) in the title:
4. A book with a plant in the title:
5. A book with a place name (city, country) in the title:
6. A book with a music term in the title:

J. Kaye of J. Kaye’s Books in starting a new challenge, the 2010 Young Adult Reading Challenge.  I am participating at the The Mini YA Reading Challenge and plan to read 12 Young Adult novels.

Book Chick City is hosting the Thriller & Suspense Challenge 2010.  The rules: read 12 thrillers in 2010.

1. The First Rule by Robert Crais
2. Snow Angels by James Thompson

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