2016 Challenges

My reading goals

I joined goodreads and have taken the 2016 reading challenge. I aim to read 20 books this year.
I have been arresting my temptation to join any of challenges this year. I couldn't hold my temptation anymore and here are few challenges I have plunged myself in.

2016 Reading Challenge

Ann has read 0 books toward a goal of 20 books.

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Women's Classic Literature Event



This event is hosted by Classics Club.

Books Read

I know why the caged bird sings - Maya Angelou
The tenant of wildfell Hall - Anne Bronte
Little Women - Louissa May Alcott
The Bell Jar - Sylvia Plath


Shelf Love Challenge 2016




My shelf has a lot of books untouched and few books which I would love to read. I take this challenge to read those untouched books. I want to read atleast 5 books from my shelf.


Reading England 2016

This is hosted by one of my favourite blogger o@beholdthestars.



I am going for Level 1.

Books Read


The Tenant of Wildfell Hall - Anne Bronte
Three men in a boat - Jerome K Jerome


Anne of Green Gables Reading Challenge



I am going to read all the eight books and if possible some extras.

Books Read

Anne of Green Gables
Anne of Avonlea

A Read-Along of The Pickwick Papers by Charles Dickens for 2016

This read along is hosted by o@beholdthestars.





This is the schedule:

I – March 2016 (chapters 1–2)
II – April 2016 (chapters 3–5)
III – May 2016 (chapters 6–8)
IV – June 2016 (chapters 9-11)
V – July 2016 (chapters 12–14)
VI – August 2016 (chapters 15–17)
VII – September 2016 (chapters 18–20)
VIII – October 2016 (chapters 21–23)
IX – November 2016 (chapters 24–26)
X – December 2016 (chapters 27–29)
XI – January 2017 (chapters 30–32)
XII – February 2017 (chapters 33–34)
XIII – March 2017 (chapters 35–37)
XIV – April 2017 (chapters 38–40)
XV – June 2017 (chapters 41–43)
XVI – July 2017 (chapters 44–46)
XVII – August 2017 (chapters 47-49)
XVIII – September 2017 (chapters 50–52)
XIX – October 2017 (chapters 53–55)
XX - November 2017 (chapters 56–57)

N.B. There's no Pickwick Papers for May 2017: in May 1837 Charles Dickens missed a deadline as he was in mourning for his sister-in-law Mary Hogarth (this was the only deadline Dickens ever missed for any of his works).



I stop here with these few challenges.