There are 52 total prompts, each corresponding to a character, class, or other concept from Harry Potter. You can do any number of them, but the levels are Ron = 12 prompts, Harry = 24 prompts, and Hermione = 52 prompts. Naturally I'm aiming for Hermione, but not putting too much pressure on myself.
Here are the prompts, and I'll fill in the books I read for them throughout the year:
- Harry: (re)Read a Harry Potter book
- Ron: Read a book under 200 pages
- Hermione: Read a book over 500 pages
- Ginny: Read a poetry book
- Luna Lovegood: Read a book about creativity or something unusual
- Fred & George: Reada book with twins in it
- Fleur Delacour: Read a book translated from another language
- Dumbledore's Army: Read a book about social justice or a current issue
- Professor McGonagall: Read a book with a strong female lead
- Dumbledore: Read a book involving a school or teacher
- Gilderoy Lockhart: Read a book from a celebrity book club
- Umbridge: Read a book with a pink cover
- Snape: Read a book that includes page 394
- Newt: Read a book containing a fantastic beast (any beast that can be found in the Fantastic Beasts textbook)
- Bathilda Bagshot: Read a book written by a woman
- Godric: Read a book that represents Gryffindor's values
- Helga: Read a book that represents Hufflepuff's values
- Rowena: Read a book that represents Ravenclaw's values
- Salazar: Read a book that represents Slytherin's values
- The Chosen One: Read a book that mentions Harry Potter in it
- He Who Must Not Be Named: Read a book with a character that shares a name with a character from Harry Potter
- Deathly Hallows: Read a book with a symbol on the cover
- Gryffindor: Read a book recommended by a Gryffindor
- Hufflepuff: Read a book recommended by a Hufflepuff
- Ravenclaw: Read a book recommended by a Ravenclaw
- Slytherin: Read a book recommended by a Slytherin
- House Cup: Read a book that has won an award
- Quidditch: Read a book involving a sport
- Wizarding Radio: Listen to an audiobook
- Hogwarts Library: Read a book you checked out from the library or borrowed from a friend
- Herbology: Read a book related to nature
- Potions: Read a book with potions, alchemy, or chemistry in it
- Astronomy: Read a book with a star on the cover or in the title
- Defense Against the Dark Arts: Read a book about Good vs. Evil
- Transfiguration: Read a book about a huge change
- History of Magic: Read a historical fiction
- Charms: Read a book with a charming cover
- Care of Magical Creatures: Read a book with an animal on the cover
- Arithmancy: Read a book with a number in the title
- Ancient Runes: Read a book set before you were born
- Flying: Read a book with a bird on the cover
- Divination: Read a book that includes prophecy or fortune telling
- Muggle Studies: Read a memoir or biography
- Apparition: Read a book set somewhere you want to travel
- Restricted Section: Read a banned book
- Durmstrang: Read a book with a boat in it
- Beauxbatons: Read a book by a French author
- Ilvermorny: Read a book by an American author
- Gringotts: Read a book with gold foiling
- Flourish and Blotts: Read a 2019 release
- The Dark Mark: Read a book with a dark cover
- Hogwarts: A History: Read a book that intimidates you
The Harry Potter challenge sounds really fun! But I took a break from big challenges this year and I think that will continue into next year.
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