Winter Bianually Bibliathon

So I just found out that there is a bibliathon coming up. I hadn't seen this on time before but this year I found out before it was over yey! So I want to participate on it. 

So I have been following Emma for a while now and this is how I found out about the challenge. I obviously only will do the reading Challenges. They consist of:

1. Read the group book: Other World by Jason Seagol and Kristen Miller

2. Read a sequel

3. Read a book you've never heard of before.

4. Read a book about Mental Illness.

5. Read a book that you've found in a tv series, movie or another book.

6. Read a book under 200 pages.

7. Read a book published before 2017.

So here it is my plan for each of the challenges:

1. I bought Otherworld so no problem.

2. My pick is the Revolution of Mara Dyer the final book of the trilogy Mara Dyer. It is a sequel after all. If I run out of time this can also count for the challenge #7 XD

3. For this I had planned on going to the book store and picking a random book, but when I was buying Otherworld I coincidentally found other books from this very same authors so I bought them. I have the Nightmares! trilogy, I have no idea of what they're about or anything, I beleive that they are a middle grade novel... but oh well it fits I know nothing about them.

4. I also bought a book called My heart and other black hearts by Jasmine Warga, I'm not sure if it has Mental illness in it and if not I will re-read Turtles all the way down or maybe use this Mara dyer as a replacement for this and find another one for challenge #7. But I'd rahter use My heart and other black holes because it deals with suicide tendencies and depression so in my mind it counts.

5. I just bought a book of the Complete tales and poems of Edagar Allan Poe and I have always wanted to read it, and I have found a lot of references in several media, movies and books mainly, so it does count the problem is that this book is huge! So I might change and read another book my second choice is Midnight Summer Dream by William Shakespeare. 

6. For a short book my pick is The strange case of Dr. Jeckyll and Mr. Hyde.

7. For and oldie my pick is an John Grishman book: The Rainmaker, it was published in 2005 so it counts as previously published all right. 

We'll see how many I actually manage to get done. This week I have been trying to change my schedule at work and well I have several things that definately get in my way of reading... I'm supposed to be a working adult and that takes too much time from me.