Trope-ical Announcement & TBR!

Hi! Today I'm going to share my TBR for Trope-ical Readathon. This runs from March 1st-31st. There are two groups of challenges, both team-based, and common challenges. Read on to see what I'm going to read next month! If you're interested in joining, see See this post-Jen's blog or The Twitter account.

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Common Challenges

I don't go for Bingo or anything when I do these.

Absent/ Dead Parent- A Little Princess

Smalltown- Bear Town

Multiple Points of View- Crown of Midnight

If I have time I may add With The Fire on High for Coming of Age

Team Challenges

As you can see from the graphic at the top of this post, each team has unique challenges to do for this. I'm going to do Team Contemporary/ Literary Fiction/ Historical Fiction

Team Book: Fat Chance, Charlie Vega

Bookish Themes: Bookish Boyfriends A Date with Mr. Darcy or By the Book I have both of these so I'm going to think more about which book I want to read.

Historical Figure: Fun Home

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