Avengers Readathon 2019 | Sign Up and TBR

D’you know what is better than doing two readathons at once? Yep, you guessed it, adding another one into the mix. I am a huge MCU fan, and Avengers Endgame has been something that I have been looking forward to for literally years. We’re booked to go and see it already, so I was excited when I saw an Avengers themed readathon to celebrate and knew I had to take part.

I know, I know, three readathons at once seems a bit excessive, but OWLs is something I love, and Tome Topple is helping me battle some of the bigger reads I am attempting at the moment. Tome Topple and OWLs are due to finish on April 26th and April 30th respectively, so there will be plenty of time between now and the end of the month to focus my reading for those readathons and hope other books I read fit for Avengers challenges, and then use the remaining two weeks of Avengers Readathon to have fun with the remaining challenges.

So what is it, when is it running, what’s the low down? Well, it’a actually already begun and I am embarrassingly late to the party with my sign up post. I have been reading for this readathon already, but if you fancy joining us two, here is the info:

Hosted by The Perks of Being Noura
There are 18 different S.H.I.E.L.D assignment. Each designed after an Avengers character.
Each challenge has different prompts.
Readathon starts April 14 to May 14
You can choose to do any of the challenges (maximum 2) (challenges can be found here)
All books are included (audiobooks, ebooks, fanfiction, graphic novels, comics, etc)
Post your TBR using the hashtag #Avengersreadathon19 (on twitter, blogs, instagram)

Challenges/TBR

The hardest thing about this readathon was narrowing down the assignments. Don’t get me wrong, a lot of me narrowed this down by challenges, however, I was left with some of my least favourite characters and didn’t want to pursue those just for the sake of it. I ended up compromising on people I liked AND challenges I could complete/fit with OWLs and Tome Topple. I know myself well enough to know that this will change throughout the readathon, but I always feels better setting out a TBR at this stage of the day. As I progress through the readathon, I’ll post updates to show my progress, which challenges I have completed and are still yet to do, and what I have read and thought of those books.

CAPTAIN MARVEL

First Female Hero: Feminist Read

Dear Ijeawele, or a Feminist Manifesto in Fifteen Suggestions Chimamanda Ngozi Adiche

Kree: Book set in a different universe

The Silver Chair C S Lewis

Captain Marvel’s Suit: Book with red, yellow, or blue

Red, White, and Royal Blue Casey McQuiston

Captain Marvel: New Release

Shadow James Swallow

Carol Danvers: Badass Female Character

Vengeful V E Schwab

Mar-Vell: Writtern by a female author of colour

Becoming Michelle Obama

The Black Panther: Book featuring Royalty

The Last Battle C S Lewis

Andromeda Galaxy: Book with a colourful cover

Beautiful Bitch Christina Lauren

Thor & Loki: Book with Siblings

Guilt Amanda Robson

SPIDERMAN

The Amazing Spiderman: Graphic Novel/Comic

Shades of Magic #5 Night of Knives

Oscorp: Re-visit a favourite book

Harry Potter and the Philosopher’s Stone J K Rowling

Spiderman: Character with a secret identity

Ghost James Swallow

Peter Parker: Young Adult Book

The Mime Order Samantha Shannon

Iron Man 3: Mental Health

The Subtle Art of Not Giving a F*ck Mark Manson

Wakandan Design Group: Book featuring Female Ensemble Cast

Widows Lynda La Plante

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SOOOO…..I think I might have been a little ambitious with this one, because that is what I am like and I can’t help myself. I have a few days off dotted through this readathon, and there is a mixture of length books so I should be able to blast through a few of them to get to the end of the readathon if I need to? I will definitely probably end up swapping out books here and there as I change my mind, but that’s a readathon with Liz for you! Are you ready?