Over at Litlequeen Rules there's an interesting challenge gearing up for 2014. Meet the Protagonist gives us the type of protagonist we're looking for, in 8 different categories. Rules are similar to other challenges. The challenge runs from Jan 1, 2014 through Dec 31, 2014. Everything except for anthologies and essay collections are allowed (self-published books are allowed too!) in any format. Rereads count too! You don't have to have a blog, but make sure to post your reviews somewhere. You have to read at least one book from each category and each book can only be used in one category. Crossovers from other challenges are okay.
Categories are:
A woman who is a mother:Reconstructing Amelia - Kimberly McCreightA real life person who is written into a fictional story:The Serpent's Tale - Ariana Franklin (King Henry & Queen Eleanor & Rosamund)A person that changes forms:Pure - Julianna BaggottA person who is from a country different than the one you currently live in:Farm Fatale - Wendy Holden (takes place in England)A person who lived before WWI:Still Life - Louise Penny (Ruth & Jane were both born in the 1930's)A person who lives by a body of water:God-Shaped Hole - Tiffanie DeBartolo (Venice Beach)A person younger than 18:Wicked - Sara ShepardA character that is in a book series:The Name of the Wind - Patrick Rothfus (Kingkiller series)
Kari - here's a link that I found for Real Life characters...https://www.goodreads.com/list/show/34192.Books_With_Real_People_Characters
ReplyDeleteIf you like mysteries - try these featuring Daphne Du Maurier by Joanna Challis - http://us.macmillan.com/author/joannachallis or these by Nicola Upson featuring Josephsine Tey http://www.nicolaupson.com/an_expert_in_murder/index.html
ReplyDeleteThank you!! I'll definitely check those out.
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