Magical Readathon: Christmas at Hogwarts TBR

This weekend I decided to participate in the Magical Readathon: Christmas at Hogwarts hosted by the incredible Book Roast. I didn't have the time to blog about this yet, but I have already finished two challenges! You can find more info about the readathon here.
The readathon started on Monday and finished on the 26th of December.

Book Roast made a map of challenges you need to follow:

1. Finish your coursework

Finish your current read: I already completed this challenge as I finished reading The Lady's Guide to Petticoats and Piracy on Monday. I enjoyed but I don't think it's as good as the first book.

2. Have a snowball fight with the Weasley twins 

A book you think will be humorous: All Systems Red by Martha Wells, the first Murderbot novella. I loved this! I'm excited to read more!

3. Visit 3 Broomsticks for muller pixie wine 

A read that should only take you a day/evening: Either Giant Days volume 5 or Artificial Condition the sequel to All Systems Red.

4. Sneak into the kitchen to gift Dobby odd socks

Read that has an item of clothing on the cover: The Book Thief. This was on my official 2018 TBR and I still haven't read it, so I'm going to try and read it now!

5. Bring a festive treat to Hedwig at the Owlery

Animal on the cover/title/series name: I will attempt to read The Mad Ship by Robin Hobb because this was the last book on my 2018 and I want to at least make an attempt to read this.

This does not have an animal on the cover but another edition does. I planned to read this for a different challenge but I couldn't resist starting All Systems Red yesterday evening and didn't have the time to finish it in one day.

I will never be able to finish this book in time but that's okay.

Are you participating in this readathon? What are you planning to read in December?

As always please leave some recommendations on what I should read next! 

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Tome Topple Readathon TBR

The Tome Topple readathon starts tomorrow and is all about reading big books (with 500 or more pages). I hope to participate in this round, even though I won't have a lot of time to read during the first week.

These are the books I hope to read:

1. The Seven Deaths of Evelyn Hardcastle by Stuart Turton

I've heard really great things about this one! Can't wait to read it!

2. The City of Brass (The Daevabad Trilogy #1) by S.A. Chakraborty 

Again heard good things about this one!

3. The Poppy War by R.F. Kuang 

Heard amazing things about this brutal fantasy story as well!

I love all these covers by the way!

Have you read any of these books or are you planning to? Leave your thoughts down below!

Which (big) books are you excited to read?

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Dewey's 24 hour readahton

I've just decided I'm very casually going to participate in the Dewey's 24 hour readahton. This is my first time, I not going to do any of the challenges, I don't plan on actually finishing a book but I do hope to read at least 40 pages.
Right now, the readathon has already started and I believe it ends at 13:55 tomorrow in my time zone.

These are the books I'm hoping to pick up:

Ship of Magic by Robin Hobb

I started this book during the Tome Topple Readathon and I only read 106 pages. I hope to finish this book in May but I would like to read a chapter or two during this readathon.

Red Rising by Pierce Brown

I have already started this book as well, so far I've read 40 pages and I don't care about any of it yet. Hopefully it gets better soon.

Giant Days by John Allison and Lissa Treiman

I chose this comic to break things up a bit because I will have to push myself to read the other two books on this list.

Are you participating in the readathon? Have you read any of the books mentioned above? Or are you planning to? Leave your thoughts down below!