Welcome to the seventh annual Literary Loners Reading Challenge! The challenge was created by Jaime at Whatever I Can Think Of! and hos...
Welcome to the seventh annual Literary Loners Reading Challenge! The challenge was created by Jaime at Whatever I Can Think Of! and hosted at her blog in 2016, 2017, and 2018. She passed the torch to me and I started hosting the challenge in 2019. It will be hosted here at Readeropolis again this year.
2022 Literary Loners Reading Challenge
There are three reading options for this challenge. You can choose any or all of them.
- Read books featuring a character identified as a loner, outcast, recluse, wallflower, or introvert. This can be a main or secondary character.
- Read works written by writers known to be outcasts, recluses, wallflowers, or introverts.
- Read books about real people known to be outcasts, recluses, wallflowers, or introverts.
How to participate in Literary Loners:
1. Think about some books you'd like to read (or maybe re-read) this year.
This could include fiction, nonfiction, poetry collections, and plays... it's up to you! Your goal can be one book, twelve books, or even some short stories. All book formats are welcome (paper, audio, electronic, graphic novels/manga).Need some inspiration? Check out this list of lists for book suggestions.
2. Write a blog post or social media post to tell us that you are joining the Literary Loners Reading Challenge.
3. Use the hashtag #LiteraryLoners.
Feel free to use the challenge image in your announcement post and social media posts to help spread the word. Please link back to this blog.
Guidelines for the Challenge:
- The challenge will run from January 1 to December 31, 2022.
- Any books you find that fit the challenge options can be read.
- Books must be started on or after January 1 to count.
- There are no reading levels.
- All book formats are allowed.
- Books can cross over to other challenges in which you are participating.
- Re-reads are okay.
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