February 1, 2015 – February 28, 2015
How It Works
This reading challenge is called The I Love/Hate Valentine's Day Reading Challenge. What's with the love/hate in the title? Those that are happily coupled generally enjoy Valentine's Day while us Singletons (as Bridget Jone's put it) hate Valentine's Day.
You will choose what books you read based on whether or not you love Valentine's Day or hate it. You don't have to choose the category until February 1st and you are free to switch categories if you want throughout the month. Maybe Valentine's Day will turn out to be a disaster or better than you ever expected!
If You Love Valentine's Day:
Those of you who love Valentine's Day should choose Valentine's themed romance or nonfiction books that are happy.
For example:
- A Valentine's Kiss by Lucie Hart
- Valentine Princess by Meg Cabot
- Valentine Fantasy by Jamie Denton
- Be My Valentine by Debbie Macomber
If You Hate Valentine's Day:
Those of you who hate Valentine's Day should choose Valentine's themed books that have titles along this theme. They can be romance, mystery, horror, or even nonfiction.
For example:
- Hating Valentine's Day by Allison Rushby
- Valentine's Day Sucks by Juli Alexander
- The Trouble With Valentine's Day by Rachel Gibson
- Valentine's Day is Killing Me by Mary Janice Davidson
The Rules:
- This challenge begins February 1, 2015 and ends February 28, 2015.
- I won't be creating different levels. Read as little or as many books as you want.
- You may include books of any format including traditional books, ebooks, or audiobooks.
- Books may be YA, adult, horror, romance, nonfiction, etc.
- You may reread books.
- Books may count towards other reading challenges.
- Use the hashtag #LoveHateVDRC
- If you could be so kind, please place the The I Love/Hate Valentine's Day Reading Challenge banner on your blog to help spread the word.
- Please link back to this blog, post about it on Facebook, Tweet about it, and so on to help spread the word.
- Signing Up
- Before signing up, please create a post or page where you will list all the books you have read and then use that link for your Linky Tools.
If you don't have a blog you can still sign up by using a link to your Facebook, Goodreads, Twitter, and so on.
This reading challenge event is hosted by Books Are Portable Magic. For more information and to sign-up, please see this post.
