Reading Challenges 2018 – Netgalley & Edelweiss Reading Challenge #NGEW2018 and Ultimate Reading Challenge #UltimateReadingChallenge

On By MischenkoIn Reading Challenges, Reads

Hello, friends! I hope everyone is having a great week so far. I decided to add on a few reading challenges this year. Well, actually one, until a good friend tagged me for another, so now it’s two! Here they are below:

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Netgalley & Edelweiss Reading Challenge

I found this one over at Claire’s blog. I need this challenge so bad! I’m behind on Netgalley and Edelweiss, so I’m giving this one a go.

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Challenge Guidelines:

  • The challenge will run from Jan 1, 2018 – Dec 31, 2018.
  • Anyone is welcome to join. You do not need to be a blogger, just post your reviews and come back every month to link them up.
  • Any genre, release date, request date, length, etc. counts so long as it came from Edelweiss or Netgalley.
  • At the beginning of each month there will be a roundup post for you to add your reviews.
  • If you forget to link up one month it’s not a problem just add your reviews next month.
  • If you would like to move up or down levels that is completely fine and at your discretion.
  • You can find the monthly link-ups @ readingbetweenthepages by clicking HERE
  • Hashtag: #NGEW2018

Levels

Bronze – 10 Books

Silver – 25 Books

Gold – 50 Books

Platinum – 75 Books

Diamond – 100 Books

*I’ve decided to go with Silver. I have a little less than 25 books to read right now and in case I add a few more on, this one should get me caught up! I’ll update this page with a link for each review.

Like Claire, I’ll list the books here and also include a link for each review. *

2018 NetGalley/Edelweiss Challenge Reading List:

1. White Fur by Jardine Libaire - Review
2. Animals at Night by Anne Jankeliowitch and Delphine Chedru - Review  
3. One For Sorrow by Mary Downing Hahn - Review
4. The Superbowl: Chasing Football Mortality by Matt Doeden - Review
5. Tots! A Cookbook by Dan Whalen - Review
6. A Bear's Life by Ian Mcallister and Nicholas Read - Review
7. Baby Teeth by Zoje Stage - Review
8. All the Little Lights by Jamie McGuire - Review
9. A Mother's Goodbye by Kate Hewitt - Review
10. The Doggie in the Window by Rory Kress - Review
11. Traveling the Blue Road by Lee Bennett Hopkins - Review
12. The Wolf in Underpants by Wilfrid Lupano - Review
13. How Far We Go and How Fast by Nora Decter - Review
14. Bear's Adventure by Brian Wildsmith - Review
15. The Invisible Garden by Valérie Picard - Review
16. The House of Lost and Found by Martin Widmark - Review
17. A Box of Butterflies by Jo Rooks - Review
18. The Cat in the Christmas Tree by Peter Scottsdale - Review
19. We Can't Be Friends: A True Story by Cyndy Etler - Review
20. Otto and Pio by Marianne Dubuc - Review
21. Louisiana's Way Home by Kate DiCamillo - Review
22. Owl Love You by Matthew Heroux and Wednesday Kirwan - Review
23. This is the Day by Tim Tebow - Review
24. Keeping Lucy by T.Greenwood - Review
25. For Better or Worse by Margot Hunt - Review

Ultimate Reading Challenge

I had no idea about this challenge, but then my great friend Nel tagged me for it on Twitter and I’m really excited, although I have no idea what I’m doing. 😉 Wish me luck!

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READING FRENZY BOOK BLOG AND COLLECTORS OF BOOK BOYFRIENDS AND GIRLFRIENDS HAVE COMBINED THEIR AWESOMENESS TO BRING YOU TO 2018’S ULTIMATE READING CHALLENGE. THEY CHALLENGE YOU TO READ A BOOK EACH MONTH BASED ON THE THEME OF THE MONTH.

DO YOU THINK YOU’RE UP FOR THE CHALLENGE?

SIGN UP IF YOU DARE!

Challenge RULES:

  • Books must be at least 150 pages.
  • Must be read during the assigned month.
  • You must write at least a mini review. It can just be a couple sentences.
  • You don’t have to be a book blogger to participate! Readers can link to their bookshelf on Goodreads.
  • Books can be in any format (ARC, audiobook, eBook, paperback).
  • Can be published any year.
  • Crossovers from other reading challenges are allowed.
  • Surprise giveaways will be sent twice a year, in June and December.
  • Hashtag # #UltimateReadingChallenge

WHEN YOU COMPLETE EACH MONTH’S CHALLENGE, UPDATE YOUR PROGRESS BY POSTING A LINK TO YOUR REVIEW HERE.

HELP SPREAD THE WORD ABOUT THE CHALLENGE!

*I’ll update each pick for the month here and I’ll also include a link to the review for each.*

2018 Ultimate Reading Challenge

January: The Tenth Circle by Jodi Picoult - Review
February: Suzanne's Diary for Nicholas by James Patterson - Review
March: The Secret's She Keeps by Michael Robotham - Review
April: Happily by Chauncey Rogers - Review
May: Harry Potter and the Sorcerer's Stone by J.K. Rowling/Jim Kay - Review
June: A Series of Unfortunate Events: The Reptile Room by Lemony Snicket Review
July: Because of Winn-Dixie by Kate DiCamillo - Review
August: The Burning Within by RaNelle Wallace - Review
September: Venus: Don't Go There by Michael Santini - Review
October: The Miraculous Journey of Edward Tulane by Kate Dicamillo - Review
November: How Far We Go and How Fast by Nora Decter - Review
December: The Last Homecoming by Dan Chabot - Review

That’s it! Thanks for checking out my reading challenges. Are you doing any reading challenges this year or have you in the past?

66 thoughts on “Reading Challenges 2018 – Netgalley & Edelweiss Reading Challenge #NGEW2018 and Ultimate Reading Challenge #UltimateReadingChallenge”

  1. Nel

    Yay! The more the merrier! And your a Twitter whiz. You just don’t know it yet :P. I see you’ve picked your January book. I need to get on starting mine cause it’s like 600 pages long, haha. Good luck juggling both challenges! ❤

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    1. Whoa! 600 pages is a big one! Good luck with the challenge. I know your going to blast through it. I’m hoping I can keep up, lol!

      I’m hopeful on the Twitter challenge as well. This is going to be fun, Nel. Thanks so much for tagging me for it. ❤ Chat soon!

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    1. Thank you, Karen! I honestly have no idea how you have the time! Your videos and everything you do are so amazing and you read so much. I know you’ll smoke right through any challenge. Enjoy! ❤

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  43. Both of these challenges look wonderful Jen. Good luck with them. I am considering the Ultimate Reading Challenge, but have not made the final decision yet. I have such a hard time sticking to anything and it is pretty specific so I shall see.

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    1. The Ultimate was so fun last year! It’s actually really easy because all books count and you read much more than me so, I think you’d nail it! I know what you mean though. I’m definitely keeping it light this year. You’ll have to let me know what you decide. Good luck with whatever challenges you choose, Carla! 🙂❤

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