One of our local indie bookstores, in an effort to fend off boredom and spread some bookish cheer, created a bookshelf scavenger hunt for their followers. My mother and I attempted it earlier this week. We limited ourselves to the six bookcases in my room, and a few of the categories proved to be a challenge, but we did it!
1. A book with a color in the title
2. A book published in 2018
3. A book that’s considered a classic
(I could've gone with any of my Austen titles, of course, but I thought it might be interesting to choose an author I don't mention much.)
4. A book with an animal in the title
(My gut reaction was to reach for Six of Crows, but I tried to choose titles not many people know about.)
5. A book with someone’s name in the title
(TWO names.)
6. A book that’s the first in a series
7. A book that begins with the letter L
(With two more featured in the background, lol.)
8. A book that is blue
9. A book title that ends with an S
10. A book with a title that is hyphenated
11. A book with a flower(s) on the front
(My mom thought of this one before I did!)
12. A book with the word “of” in the title
(Oh there are so many in YA. So many books are titled "_ of _ and _". This one is a little different at least.)
13. A book that is green
(Greeeeeeeeeeennnnn.)
14. A book that has stripes on the cover
(A very subtle stripe.)
15. A book that has the words “first” or “second” in the title
So there you have it! If you're looking for an at-home activity, I'd definitely suggest this scavenger hunt.
I like this! I recall you challenged me to do it on IG, but I forgot to copy the categories before the story expired, so I've been waiting for your post to do mine.
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