I love creating reading challenges based on my favorite things, and one of the things I loved growing up was Ballet. I did ballet from Pre-K to the end of high school. I still get nostalgic when I hear the Nutcracker music at Christmas time, and now I’m in the process of writing a Nutcracker retelling and incorporating so much ballet into it. So a ballet core reading challenge felt right to share with you all.

Sometimes I wish I lived in the country to stargaze and find constellations in the sky. One day, I'll be able to go stargazing. For now, I’ll read through the constellations and I implore you to join me.

It's been almost eight years since the crows were first released into the wild, and they continue to be iconic. "Six of Crows" is one of my favorite books of all time, and our main Six Crows hold a special place in my heart as they do for many readers. I find myself being inspired by the story so much when it comes to my own writing, and I've been dying to do something Crow-inspired recently, so I decided to create a Crows-themed reading challenge.

Here's how to take on the challenge for yourself!

I love a good reading challenge. Here’s how you can make your own!

Need A Reading Challenge to get you out of your book comfort zone? Come spend “A Perfect Day in Paris” with me using this one!