I saw this on Jonetta’s blog recently and just knew it was my sort of challenge, as I’m always getting books from the library either physical or digital. It’s hosted by Angels Guilty Pleasures and is probably one of the easiest challenges you can do.
Details:
Runs: January 1, 2019 – December 31, 2019. You can join any time.
- Put a sign up post on your blog or (dedicate a Goodreads shelf or LibraryThing) and link it in the linky below. Make sure it’s public.
- The goal is to read at least twelve (12) books from the library, but you can read more. While twelve is the minimum, there is no maximum limit. See the different levels below and pick the one that works best for you.
- Any format will work for this challenge (prints, ebooks, or audios); as long as you checked it out from the library, it counts.
- Books can be any genre (fiction, nonfiction, romance, fantasy, mystery, thriller, horror, etc.).
- Crossovers from other reading challenges are allowed, including re-reads. The goal is to support your local library and save money.
- As an added bonus: I’m offering up a GIVEAWAY with this Challenge. Winner will be picked at the end of the year!! Their are a few freebie entries just for signing up to join the challenge and then the main entries throughout the year will be the direct links to your book reviews. You will have until Jan. 4th, 2020 to enter your reviews in the Linky/Rafflecopter. Go here to enter your reviews & the giveaway: 2019 Library Love Challenge Review Link-ups.
- (Optional) Mid-Year Library Check In: This year (2019) I plan on posting a Mid-Year Library Check In Post sometime in June or July. This post is to showcase what you have done so far in the Library Love Challenge. I’ll be offering up a separate giveaway for the Mid-Year Library Check In.
- (Optional) Reviews: Write a review to enter the giveaway – 2 sentences or an essay, whatever works for you, but there is a minimum of 2 sentences. Not sure what to write? How about something like, “The plot was a delight, but the characters didn’t capture me.” “I enjoyed the story and really liked the characters.”
- Please use
#LibraryLoveChallenge when sharing your reviews, library pictures, etc…
Levels:
- Dewey Decimal: Read 12 books
- Thrifty Reader: Read 24 books
- Overdrive Junkie: Read 36 books
- Library Addict: Read 48 books
- Library Card on Fire: Read 60+ books
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awesome
Thanks 😃
Yay!
I couldn’t resist this one! 😀
sounds fab! Will be signing up too!
Excellent 😀
What a perfect challenge for the “secret library” blog!
Yeah didn’t think of that! 😆
Good luck Nicki!!
Thanks 😀
After reading about this the other day on Jonetta’s site and now yours. I think I have to be in! Happy Reading, everyone! xx
Yay welcome a board! 🙂
Hallo, Hallo – I saw this one myself and thought – I would LOVE to promote why I love reading through my library!! I’m going to go for Library Card on Fire as I’d love to get into all the books I’ve been wanting to read for so long now!! 🙂 Thanks for the nudge and the reminder I forgot to add this to my list of 2019 reading challenges!!
Yay welcome aboard!
What a fun challenge – I enjoy a bit of library love. Good luck!
Thanks 🙂
Whoa…! This is great!
I did the majority of my 2018 reading from library books so I’m thrilled to learn of this challenge. I will most definitely be signing up for it (I hope already having 5 library books in my possession right now isn’t a disqualifier) 😉
Thanks for sharing about this!
Brilliant!
Thank you for sharing and joining the challenge. It’s a fun one!! ^_^
Thanks for hosting!
I did a personal “library love” challenge last month that I called “Julybrary”. I didn’t get close to 12 books in one month, but it was great to get such good use out of my local library.
That sounds great!