Holiday Adventureathon

~ Kathy @ Books & Munches

The Holiday AdventureAThon

fullsizeoutput_1bcc.jpegHi Munchworms!

I wouldn’t be me if I didn’t take on an extra read-a-thon apart from Diverse December, so here we are! Signing up for the Holiday Adventure-a-thon!

This read-a-thon starts December 13th and ends December 24th, which is perfect since I don’t have to work starting December 15th until the 27th!

THE MAP AND HOW TO PLAY

» Begin at the bottom.
» As you follow the path you will come across sign posts, these sign posts will give you your challenge instructions.
» Sometimes the signposts will simply give you your prompt. Other times you will have to choose between two different prompts.
» If you have to choose between two prompts, you will then follow the path in the direction of your chosen prompt.
» At no point should you ever be moving DOWN the map. You should always be moving from the bottom to the top.
» Continue up the map until you reach the end of the path.
» To save space, the signposts only have the theme word of the prompt written. The full prompts can be found in the table below.
» At the end of the path your character will be waiting for you! There are four characters in total.

THE PATH I’M TAKING

Now comes the real challenge. Fitting everything so it matches out with my diverse books! Secretly I do think this is the fun part. 

Presents: Read a book that you got as a gift
We Are Okay

Santa: Read a book with red on the cover
A Darker Shade of Magic (Shades of Magic, #1)

Wish: Read a fairy tale retelling
Forest of a Thousand Lanterns (Rise of the Empress, #1)

Cookies: Read a book while eating a festive food
Freebie!

Nice: Read a book that a friend or family member recommended to you
The Gentleman's Guide to Vice and Virtue (Guide, #1)

Jingle Bells: Read a book with the word ‘silver’ in the title
Snowflakes on Silver Cove (White Cliff Bay #2)
My only non-diverse read, haha!

Penguin: Read a contemporary book
The Fault in Our StarsWhen Dimple Met RishiQueens of GeekThirteen Reasons Why

This means I’ll be on team penguin, yay!

HOLIDAY HOUSE CUP

For some more fun, there’s also a Holiday House Cup! Here are all the ways you can collect points:

∞ Posting YouTube videos about your readathon experience. (20p)
Can be: TBR videos, reading updates, daily or weekly vlogs, wrap up videos.
I won’t be doing this, haha!
∞ Posting blogs about your readathon experience. (20p)
Can be: TBR posts, reading updates, wrap ups.
∞ Posting photos of your TBR or reading progress. (10p)
Post with the hashtag #holidayadventureathon and your team hashtag so that we can find your posts.
∞ Tweeting about the readathon. (10p) (MAX 12)
Tweet with the hashtag #holidayadventureathon and your team hashtag so that we can find your posts. Only one Tweet per day will count points towards your team.
∞ Participating in Twitter sprints. (5p)
Tweet with the hashtag #holidaysprints.
∞ The number of pages you read. (1p)
1 point will be awarded for every 1 page you read. Audiobooks are also counted.
∞ Finishing books. (200p)
∞ Completing readathon challenges. (100p)
∞ Completing your entire readathon path. (500p)

Please note only one Twitter or Instagram post per day will count points towards your team.

If you know me a bit, you’ll know that a challenge like this is right up my alley, haha!
I’m really looking forward to giving it my all.

Any of you going to join as well?

Yep

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41 thoughts on “Holiday Adventureathon”

    1. Haha, thank you! Doing multiple challenges involves a LOT of planning! With the Yule Bingo I’m just seeing where I can fit in the books I read, not necessarily trying to get a bingo there.
      As for the others.. Just trying to fit in as many books that fit the prompt and are diverse as well so it’s a case of two birds [or three?], one stone. 😀

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    3. Oh, I really try to avoid doing things like that, haha. It’s already hard enough just trying to keep my reads diverse since I often spoil myself before reading the book – how else am I supposed to know I’m reading something diverse, right?! :p

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    2. I don’t feel pressured that was probably the wrong word to use lol I just mean that when I do readathons I am always pushing myself to read as much as I can and complete the readathons and this month I just wanted it to be a laid back reading month if that makes any sense at all.

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    3. I get what you mean! I’m glad I’m not really bothered by that. Like today, I do feel like I should read a little bit but I’m just constantly busy with commenting, prepping posts, visiting the blogs I follow and now I’m going to work some more on my bullet journal. Reading probably won’t be on the schedule today, haha. In a way it sucks because I don’t like not updating my pagenumber on Goodreads but on the other hand.. so be it! Reading should still be for fun, not because you want to complete readathons like crazy. 🙂

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    4. Yeah I usually read at night about an hour or two before bed and then work on everything else during the day. I have a lot of time on my hands staying at home all the time so I’ve figured out how to work a little bit of everything into my day. Although that’s not always the case because I just get lazy sometimes lol.

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    5. Haha, I used to have some extra time at work to do blog-related things but that’s been changing lately with all the end of the year-deadlines coming up and stuff.
      I’m going to enjoy my week off sooo much! I’ll probably be reading all the time, just because I can, haha.

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    1. Haha, I’ll have to be smart about that one. If I like it too much – which I probably will since.. all I see when I hear about that book is MULTIPLE LONDONS and I’m addicted to London? – I’ll want to read the next installments, haha.

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  8. How orginal, one of the coolest read-a-thons I’ve heard about! I really want to know what you think of The Gentleman’s Guide to Vice and Virtue… I’ve seen it often enough but still don’t know (or can’t remember now) what it’s about :-)! Happy reading and good luck with the challenge!

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    1. I know, right?! I couldn’t not join this one, haha.
      I remember it’s narrated by a male character – which is pretty rare, at least in the books I read? – it’s diverse aaand the MC goes on a road trip? If I remember correctly that is. Which is like ‘tick, tick, tick!’ for me. It’ll probably be the first book I grab once this readathon starts, haha.

      Thank you!!

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  10. Omg, this is a great idea! What a fun read-a-thon and a great way to squeeze as many diverse books as possible! As you know I am not a fast-reader but it might be good to give this one a try anyway!!

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