#HufflepuffReadAThon Wrap-Up

Hey guys! So the Hufflepuff ReadAThon ended today, and as always I recorded my progress to share with you guys :D

I co-hosted this readathon with my friend Desara, in honor of our Hogwarts House! The challenges were based off the Hufflepuff traits, and some were combined so that there were only 5 challenges to complete.

The challenges were:

1. Read a book with flowers on the cover

The Hufflepuff house is associated with the element of earth, so why not read a book with flowers or plants on it?

2. Read a book that you waited forever to get your hands on

As Hufflepuffs value patience, why don't you read a book you've been very patient for? You deserve it!

3. Finish a book that you meant to a long time ago

How about we show our dedication, hard work, and loyalty through finishing a book we started a long time ago?

4. Read a book with both yellow and black on the cover

The Hufflepuff signature colors! Show our Hufflepuff pride!

5. Read a book where a animal plays a important role

Well, the Hufflepuff emblematic animal is a Badger... but do you know how hard it would be to find a book that has a badger on it?

DAY 1~

July 21st

Started: Three Dark Crowns by Kendare Blake

Progress: 66 pages

(This was also the last day of the WriteAThon my friend hosted, so I did more writing than reading on this day.)

DAY 2~

July 22nd

Continued Reading: Three Dark Crowns

Progress: Finished

Started: Where the Stars Still Shine by Trish Doller

I had to put this book down, so...I'm going to have to get another book to read in it's place :(

DAY 3~

July 23rd

Started: Heartless by Marissa Meyer

Progress: 72 pages

DAY 4~

July 24th

Continued Reading: Heartless by Marissa Meyer

Progress: Finished

Started: Caraval by Stephanie Garber

DAY 5~

July 25th

Continued Reading: Caraval by Stephanie Garber

Progress: Finished

DAY 6~

July 26th

Started: Champion by Marie Lu

Progress: 3 pages

(I got busy again!! TT)

DAY 7~

July 27th

Started: The Tower by Nicole Campbell

Progress: finished

DAY 8~

July 28th

I did no reading on this day :( I was rather busy again.

Overall:

1. Read a book with flowers on cover [Completed]

Three Dark Crowns by Kendare Blake

2. Read a book you waited forever to get your hands on [Completed]

Heartless by Marissa Meyer

3. Finish a book you meant to read a long time ago [Completed]

Caraval by Stephanie Garber

4. Read a book with yellow and black on the cover [Not Completed]

I ended up reading a different book instead- one that did not have yellow and black on the cover.

5. Read a book where a animal plays a important role [not completed]

I also ended up reading a different book than I had planned for the challenge...

Though I didn't follow all of the challenges, I am just happy I read 4 books!!

How did you guys do?

Thanks for reading!!
~Books with Noel

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