I don't know about y'all, but when Christmas time comes around, I always get the urge to dive into cheesy Christmas stories. With that in mind, I'm pleased to announce the third annual 12 Books of Christmas Challenge. I'm getting a late start with the challenge this year
The Rules
This is supposed to be a fun, light-hearted challenge, so the rules will be minimal.
- Tell everybody about the 12 Books of Christmas Challenge (#12BooksOfXmas).
- Build a blog post or create a Goodreads shelf of the books you intend to read for the challenge (you can see mine here.) You can read outside your list, this is just a starting point. Then come back and add your name to the link-up. (Be sure to visit the other bloggers to see what they'll be reading.) Bloggers, please link back to this page so others can find the sign-up if they wish to join.
- Reviews must be posted between November 26 and December 24. The review link-up will open on November 26th. Bookmark this page to add your reviews as you get them posted.
- Any winter holiday themed books count (i.e.: Christmas, Hanukkah, Kwanzaa etc.) Check out the books we read and reviewed in 2017 by clicking here and the books read and reviewed in 2018 by clicking here. (I skipped the challenge last year, but really felt 2020 called for some light-hearted holiday fun).
- There are four achievement levels for this challenge, so read as few or as many books as you want.
- Have fun!
Achievement Levels
Christmas could not happen without Santa's many elves, so everyone who participates will get Elf Status.
We know all about Dasher, Dancer, Prancer and the other reindeer, and the important job they do, but let's be honest, Santa probably has a couple of back-up reindeer in the stable just in case Rudolph's red nose is a little runny on Christmas eve. That being said, flying the big guy around all night takes stamina, so to achieve Reindeer Status you'll need to power through at least five books.
It takes a truly committed woman to stand by a man with a job as demanding as Santa's. To achieve Mrs. Claus Status, you'll need to commit to reading at least nine books.
The jolly guy in the red suit is tasked with bringing joy to all the boys and girls on Christmas day. To earn Santa Status, you'll need to bring joy to at least twelve authors by reading and reviewing their books this holiday season.
Be sure to post this on your blog so everyone knows you're participating in the challenge.
Feel free to use any of my graphics in your blog posts, on your Facebook or Twitter, or wherever else, but please link back to this page if you do.
Sign up here to join the 12 Books of Christmas Challenge!
Sign ups for the challenge will remain open until Christmas Eve because I refuse to be the Scrooge that tells people they can't join the fun at the last minute.
And starting on November 26th (Thanksgiving!) you can submit your review links to the link-up below. In place of the name, please use the title and author of the book you're leaving a review for.
And I think that pretty much covers it. I hope you'll all join me for a fun reading challenge this holiday season. And if you have any questions, please feel free to ask in a comment (it's very possible I've forgotten to mention something.) - Katie
Share the links to your challenge reviews here. Please use the title and author of the book you're linking to in the name section of the form.
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