Challenge continues

So let's see I have been away for a while obviously I have continued to read but I was not able to update because.... reasons mainly life, so yeah now I have been trying to get back into posting and yet it never seems to be the proper time, so I'm just going to do it.

So currently I am working on the N.E.W.T.s Magical Readathon. So in order for you to get a clearer idea of what I'm talking about, I will post here the video introduction of the Readathon.



So yeah the Challenges are:

Ancient Runes
A. Read a book that is set in the past
E. One of the most ancient books in your shelf that you haven’t read yet.
O. Book translated from another language.
Arithmancy
A. Book of at least 300 pages
E. Read a book that ends on an even-numbered page.
O. A book that is not a first in a series.
Astronomy
            A. A book with stars in the cover
            E. A book that has the word sky in the title
            O. A story that is set on a different panet/universe.
Care of Magical Creatures
            A. Animal on the cover
            E. A book under 160 pages
            O. Includes dragons in any way.
Charms
            A. Read a book with magic in it.
            E. A book with a cover that charmed you (would buy without knowing more)
            O. A book that you think will leave a mark.
D.A.D.A.
            A. Read a last book in a series.
            E. Read a foiled book
            O. A book with the word dark in the title or the series name.
Divination
            A. Read a book that is set in the future.
            E. Book under 200 pages
            O. Read a book that includes mythology in any way.
Herbology
            A. Read a book with green in the cover
            E. A book with illustrations
            O. Read a book with either of this words in the title: light, air, sun or water.
History of magic
            A. Read a book that would fit in the Howarts library
            E. Read a book published at least 5 years ago.
            O. A book that’s t least 400 pages.
Muggle Studies
            A. Read a book rated by your favorite author
            E. Read a biography
            O. Read a retelling.
Potions
            A. Has a name of a color in the title
            E. Read a book with a male lead character
            O. Read a book with over 300 pages.
Transfiguration
            A. Book with a gray cover
            E. Read a book from an author you haven’t read anything of before.
            O. Read a book that is set in a kingdom/ has royals.

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