I cut out two of my research questions, and my masters paper is still out of control. I still have seven more books to analyze, plus the conclusion, plus the appendices, plus references. Why am I like this?????
If 40 books isn‘t enough, here are the other ten items on the #popsugarreadingchallenge advanced list
pickI read this book for my AP Lang class this summer and I loved it! I don't normally read nonfiction, but I was really interested in this story. I would consider myself an overachiever so I could relate to the struggles that the characters went through as they went through the school year. I would highly recommend this book because if you're a hardworking student, you will definitely carry the information from this book with you.
I am so far ahead! I think I'm going to just watch cheesy Christmas movies for the entire month of December.
This non-fiction book about the cut-throat college admissions process has actually made my treadmill running every morning fairly enjoyable.
So here's my list of lofty goals for 2017.
100 books will be a hopefully achievable goal and I'm banking on lots of overlap in my challenges and lots of help from you guys. As for luring more readers to Litsy say hi to @ErleLynne and give her a follow..my latest recruit and real life friend! #readjanuary @RealLifeReading #overachiever #readharder #mmd2017
Last year was the first year I lowered my Reading Challenge (from 75 to 73). Little did I know that I'd stumble across Litsy. Now 105 books later, I'm trying to decide what will be realistic for 2017.
Hmmm, I am just now realizing that my Reading Challenge as more of a Reading Prediction.
In summary, I read a lot of good books this year but overall the best and worst were:
Best:A Man Called Ove, Dark Matter
Worst: Fallen, We Were Liars
The Overachievers: The Secret Lives of Driven Kids | 
