2010 E-Book Reading Challenge

The 2010 E-Book Reading Challenge is finally here! Hey there. Are you ready to crack open a whole new kind of fun? Then dust off your e-Reader, fire up your tablet, or get comfy with your smartphone because yup, it’s time for the 2010 E-Book Reading Challenge. Whether you’re a seasoned digital reader who devours e-books like popcorn, or a curious bibliophile dipping your toes into the exciting world of e-books for the first time, this challenge is for you.

Just to let you know that this isn’t your typical book club (like having to analyze the symbolism of teacups in a 19th-century novel). No way. This challenge is all about exploration, discovery, and experiencing the joy of reading in a whole new way. Digital books! The new frontier.

Ok then, let’s get to it. Here’s how you can join the adventure:

1. Pick Your Level:

The Curious: (1-3 e-books) is the perfect place to start.
The Familiar: (4-10 e-books) for the seasoned e-book reader to keep busy and entertained!.
The Avid: (11-20 e-books) for the e-book enthusiast who spends more time browsing the Kindle Store than your local bookstore (sound like me).
The Obsessed: (21+ e-books) for those who practically live in a digital library and want to explore new e-book frontiers!

2. Fuel Your Literary Engine

The beauty of this challenge is that you’re the captain of your own e-book ship. Dive into the latest sci-fi thriller, revisit a childhood classic, or finally tackle that intimidating biography you’ve been eyeing. There are no genre restrictions here, so unleash your inner book explorer and find the e-books that set your soul on fire. This is your chance to discover hidden gems by new authors or revisit old favorites in a whole new format.

3. Share the Journey

This challenge isn’t just about racking up e-books (although, let’s be honest, that can be pretty darn satisfying). It’s about connecting with a community of fellow book lovers who share your passion for the written word, no matter the format. It’s about meeting people who love what you love. It’s about interaction and having fun.

So go ahead and write reviews on your blog or social media using the hashtag #2010 E-Book Reading Challenge (#2010EBookReadingChallenge). Let’s create a vibrant online space where we can gush over our favorite e-books, dissect plot twists, and recommend hidden treasures to each other. After all, what’s better than getting lost in a good book? Yup, you guessed it. Sharing that experience with others who get it!

4. Embrace the Digital Oasis

Let’s face it, life can be hectic. Between work, family, and that ever-growing “to-read” pile, finding time to curl up with a good book can feel like a luxury. The beauty of e-books is their convenience. No more lugging around heavy paperbacks or scrambling to find the next book in a series at the library. E-books are your portable reading oasis, ready to whisk you away to another world at a moment’s notice. Whether you’re waiting in line for coffee, taking your lunch break, or curled up on the couch, your next great read is always a tap or a click away.

So, what are you waiting for? Join the 2010 E-Book Reading Challenge today and unlock a world of digital adventures!

5. Ready to Dive In?

Sign up for the challenge by leaving a comment below with your name, email address, and your chosen reading level. This will help us keep track of all our intrepid e-book explorers and make sure you’re entered in the prize draw (because hey, who doesn’t love a little reward for conquering a good book challenge?). Once you’re enrolled, you’ll receive a cool digital badge to display on your blog or social media profiles, letting the world know you’re part of this awesome bookish adventure. And to keep your e-book journey fueled, don’t forget to subscribe to our newsletter for regular updates, reading tips, and exclusive e-book recommendations throughout the year.

Happy reading, everyone! Let’s make 2010 the year we explore the wonders of the digital bookshelf together!

If you like reading challenges, click on the link and try the 2010 Reading From My Shelves Project challenge. It’s really easy-peazy.  Read the books you already owned and then pass them on to new readers. And of course, document your progress along the way.