FAQ About Writer's Block - Reader's Block

Reading challenges can be a fun and effective way to overcome reader's block and reignite your enthusiasm for reading. They provide structure and motivation to explore new books and genres. Here are some recommended reading challenges to consider:

• Goodreads Reading Challenge: Goodreads offers an annual reading challenge where you can set a goal for the number of books you want to read in a year. You can track your progress and see how you stack up against your reading goal.
• Genre Exploration Challenge: Challenge yourself to read books from genres you haven't explored before. Create a list of genres you're curious about, and aim to read at least one book from each genre during the year.
• Author Exploration Challenge: Select an author you've never read before or an author known for diverse works, and challenge yourself to read several of their books. This can help you discover new favorite authors.
• Classics Challenge: Dive into classic literature by setting a goal to read a certain number of classic novels in a year. You can choose classics from different time periods and cultures.
• Diverse Voices Challenge: Focus on reading books by authors from diverse backgrounds, including different ethnicities, genders, and cultures. This can broaden your perspective and introduce you to new voices.
• Book Series Challenge: If you enjoy series, challenge yourself to complete or start a book series. Reading a series can keep you engaged and eager to find out what happens next.
• Monthly Reading Themes: Assign a different theme to each month and choose books that fit the theme. For example, you could have "Mystery March" or "Science Fiction September."
• Reading Around the World Challenge: Explore literature from different countries by setting a goal to read books from around the world. Create a world map and mark the countries you've "visited" through your reading.
• Page Count Challenge: Challenge yourself to read a certain number of pages or a specific page count each day or week. This can motivate you to make steady progress through books.
• Book-to-Movie Challenge: Read books that have been adapted into movies or TV shows, and then watch the adaptations. Compare the two and discuss the differences with friends or in a book club.