Announcing the Autumn Reading Challenge 2024

As it's soon autumn again, I wanted to revive the autumn reading challenge I've hosted a few times previous years.


The rules are fairly simple and straight forward. Complete as many prompts as you want/can, and feel free to read more than one book for each prompt. It's not like I'm a teacher and will check if you've done your homework - it's supposed to be fun. If you want to, you're totally allowed to share your reads on Instagram with the hashtag #TrykksverteAutumnReading2024 , but no pressure, although it would be fun to see what everyone else is reading. Also, the challenge runs from September 1st 2024 to November 30th 2024.

Now, over to the prompts. Even though I'm focusing on blogging and reviewing horror and paranormal books on this blog, I know it's not everyone's cup of tea, so I've got a nice mix of prompts that could suit a lot of peole.

Reading Prompts
  • Read a book that has autumn, Mabon, Halloween/Samhain or an autumn month in the title
  • Read a scary book for Halloween
  • Read a dark academia novel
  • Read a crime/mystery novel
  • Read a rainy day read
  • Read a paranormal novel
  • Read a gothic horror novel
  • Read a book with a coffee shop, café, or bookstore setting
  • Read a book with pumpkins or the colour orange on the cover
  • Read a book with a cabin or in the woods as a setting
  • Read a book with a farm setting or similar
  • Read a book with a small town setting
  • Read a book that includes baking/cooking or a recipe
  • Read a book set during the autumn
  • Read a book featuring a black cat - either in the story or on the cover
  • Read a book with apples or leaves on the cover
  • Read a book with a spooky cover
  • Read a book with an academic setting
  • Read a book with autumn vibes in one way or another
Additional prompts
  • Make a cosy recipe from a book
  • Read by a crackling fire
  • Read at a coffee shop
  • Light candles and have a cosy reading night in
  • Add pumpkins to your bookshelf
  • Attend a library event
  • Read outside
  • Create a cosy autumn reading spot

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