PopSugar 2017 Challenge

So I didn't complete this year's challenge, but I didn't do too badly either. Here's what I managed to complete:

A book recommended by a librarian

A book that's been on your TBR list forever {Snow Like Ashes}

A book of letters

An audiobook

A book by a person of colour {We Should All be Feminists}

A book with one of the four seasons in the title

A book that is a story within a story {The Next Together}

A book with multiple authors

An espionage thriller

A book with a cat on the cover

A book by an author who uses a pseudonym {Jane Eyre}

A bestseller from a genre you don't usually read {American Gods}

A book by or about a person who has a disability {Crooked Kingdom}

A book involving travel {A Gathering of Shadows}

A book with a subtitle

A book that's published in 2017 {Carve the Mark}

A book involving a mythical creature {Fantastic Beasts and Where to Find Them}

A book you've read before that never fails to make you smile {Harry Potter and the Philosopher's Stone}

A book about food {The Weekend Baker}

A book with career advice {Structuring Your Novel}

A book from a nonhuman perspective {Strange the Dreamer - sort of? Maybe stretching this one a bit... My other option is A Court of Wings and Ruin, since that's about fae...}

A steampunk novel

A book with a red spine {The Power}

A book set in the wilderness {Loneliest Girl in the Universe? Space is a wilderness of sorts...}

A book you loved as a child 

A book by an author from a country you've never visited {Way Down Dark}

A book with a title that's a character's name {Anna and the French Kiss}

A novel set during wartime 

A book with an unreliable narrator {One of Us is Lying}

A book with pictures {one of the many, many picture books I read this year...}

A book where the main character is a different ethnicity than you {The Hate U Give}

A book about an interesting woman {The Essex Serpent}

A book set in two different time periods {The Next Together - cheating slightly by using this one twice!}

A book with a month or day of the week in the title

A book set in a hotel {Unconventional}

A book written by someone you admire {The Cursed Child}

A book that's becoming a movie in 2017 {American Gods - cheating again here as it was a TV show, not a film}

A book set around a holiday other than Christmas 

The first book in a series you haven't read before {This Raging Light}

A book you bought on a trip {Alex and Eliza}

So I had to use one novel twice, but this is much better than 2016's effort. Plus there are lots of books I read this year that didn't fit into any of the categories.