DAY FIVE! ReadingCram 2.0: Chills and Thrills Read-a-Thon! Update & Spell It Out Challenge!!

So, I have not done every well in the read-a-thon so far. I probably have only read 14 pages... I feel so bad about that. But I am planning to read a lot over the weekend because school and applying to college is time consuming! While I am not doing so well, I hope everyone else is and I hope you guys are all having fun! :D So on to the challenge!

"Oct 28--Spell it out Challenge--Pick one of the following words: Ghost, Witch, Zombie, Howl--using each letter, find a title of a book they've read this year to "spell it out." FOR EXAMPLE

G Graceling by Kristin Cashore

H Hollow City by Ransom Riggs

O Odd Thomas by Dean Koontz

S Sanctum by Sarah Fine

T Timebound by Rysa Walker

Q,X,and Z the letters can be anywhere in the title. Post on social media somewhere."

W Warm Bodies by Isaac Marion

I If I Stay by Gayle Forman

T Tempted by P.C. Cast & Kristan Cast

C City of Bones by Cassandra Clare

H House of Hades by Rick Riordan

So there is my challenge! Hope everyone is having a good time!
-UnderYourGrace aka Ashley

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