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Comet Readings' 2025 Reading Challenge Prompts

  1.  A Book that Inspires New Beginnings - Start the year with a book that motivates you to take action or embrace change
  2. Translated From Another Language - Experience the beauty of a story told from another culture through translation
  3. Takes Place Over One Day - Experience the intensity of a story that unfolds over the span of just 24 hours
  4. Memoir  - Peek into the life of a celebrity or historical figure by reading their personal journey
  5. Fantasy Novel with Epic World-Building - Get lost in a magical world full of fascinating creatures and epic quests.
  6. Featuring an Unreliable Narrator - Challenge your perception of truth with a story narrated by a character you can't fully trust.
  7. Title Starting with the Letter C - Challenge yourself with a title that begins with the letter "C", discovering hidden gems and beloved classics
  8. Recommended by a Friend - Let a friend's favorite book become your next discovery
  9. About Books - Celebrate the love of reading by diving into a book that centers on the literary world
  10. A Number in the Title - Find a novel where numbers play a significant role, starting with the title itself.
  11. Dystopian Fiction - Immerse yourself in a world shaped by chaos, control or apocalyptic change
  12. New York Times Best Seller - Delve into a literary sensation that has captivated readers and critics alike, topping the charts with its gripping story.
  13. Classic Novel You've Never Read - Pick a timeless classic and immerse yourself in a story that has stood the test of time
  14. About Nature - Reconnect with the earth through the pages of a book that focuses on the natural world.
  15. Pink Cover - Choose a book with a vibrant pink cover that will add a pop of color to your shelf.
  16. Science Fiction About AI - Explore the future of artificial intelligence and its impact on humanity
  17. International Bestseller - Explore a book that has captivated readers all around the world
  18. Magical Realism - Experience a narrative where the ordinary meets the extraordinary through magical realism
  19. Set in a Small Town - Escape to a quaint, cozy small town with its secrets and charm
  20. Banned Book - Challenge conventions by reading a book that has faced censorship
  21. Adapted into a Movie or TV Series - Experience a story in two different mediums and compare the adaptations
  22. Set in the 80s - Relive the vibrant and eclectic 1980s through a story that captures the essence of the decade
  23. Historical Fiction Set in New York - Journey through the streets of New York, uncovering its rich history and the lives of those who shaped its story
  24. About Mental Health - Understand more about mental health, whether it's fiction or non-fiction
  25. Dark Academia - Immerse yourself in the mysterious and intellectual world of dark academia
  26. You've Been Meaning to Read for Years - Finally take the plunge and read that book you've always been curious about but never got to
  27. Reese Witherspoon Book Club Pick - Discover a book recommended by actress and book club founder Reese Witherspoon
  28. Outstanding Debut Novel - Uncover a hidden gem of a debut novel written by a new and exciting voice in literature
  29. Young Adult Fantasy - Get caught up in the adventures and struggles of teenage heroes and heroines
  30. Set in the early 1900s - Travel back in time to experience life, culture and the struggles of a world in transition during the early 20th century
  31. About Family - Explore the complexities of familial bonds and the ties that bind, no matter the distance or conflict.
  32. Published in 2025 - Stay ahead pf the curve by reading a fresh release from 2025 and experience stories shaping the literary landscape
  33. Set During World War II - Experience the personal stories of people living through one of history's most tumultuous times.
  34. Domestic Thriller - Find your next mind-bending psychological thriller that keeps you guessing
  35. Exploring Cultural Heritage - Immerse yourself in a story that celebrates a particular culture or heritage
  36. About Technology's Impact on Society - Understand how technology is reshaping the world we live in
  37. Won a Major Literary Award - Select a book recognized for its brilliance on a global scale
  38. Satire - Laugh out loud (or cringe) as you read a sharp, satirical take on society
  39. With a Strong Female Lead - 
  40. About Resilience - Get inspired by stories of people overcoming incredible odds and showing resilience.
  41. Read with Jenna Book Club Pick - Join Jenna's book club by diving into a carefully curated selection that sparks engaging conversations.
  42. By Two Authors - Books written by two authors bring together unique voices, styles and perspectives, often resulting in a dynamic and innovative story
  43. Written in Letters or Diary Entries - Experience a unique storytelling format through letters or diary entries that provide intimate glimpses into characters' lives
  44. Published in 1974 (The Year You Were Born) - Time travel to your birth year by reading a book that shares your birthday
  45. Favorite Author - Dive into a new or favorite work by an author you love.
  46. Exploring Friendship - Celebrate the power and importance of friendships through a heartwarming story
  47. About Immigration - Understand the challenges and dreams of those who move across borders
  48. Mystery Novel with a Female Detective - Enjoy a whodunit featuring a clever and determined female sleuth
  49. Comet Book Circle Book Pick - Find your next read within the recommended books of our book circle
  50. Start a New Book Series - Begin an exciting new series that promises to keep you hooked from the very first page
  51. About Witches - Unravel the magic and mystery surrounding witchcraft in a captivating story filled with enchantment
  52. A Feel-Good Novel to End the Year - Wrap up your reading challenge with a heartwarming, uplifting story that leaves you smiling

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