The 52 Book Club Reading Challenge 2023 - Books List

Like last year, I am doing a running roundup of the 2023 - 52 book club challenge. I will add the titles to the appropriate prompts as and when I finish reading them.

I am also adding the review links so you can check them out on Instagram / the blog.




  1. A book with a subtitle - The Warrior and the Sadhvi - A Transcendental Love - Prashanth Wankade
  2. Featuring an inheritance -  Great Expectations - Charles Dickens
  3. Title starting with the letter “G” - Grabber - Jehan Zachary & Nirmal Pulickal
  4. Title starting with the letter “H” - Hunger for fur and fame - Sean Kanga
  5. Title starting with the letter “I” - I hear you - Nidhi Upadhyay
  6. Under 200 pages - Stream of happiness - Nagaraja Koodali [162 pages]
  7. A city or country name in the title - The Karachi Deception - Shatrujeet Nath
  8. Dystopian Fiction - Never Let Me Go - Kazuo Ishiguro [DNF]
  9. A book with a dedication - A Thing Called Destiny - iBharatiyaWriter
  10. Takes place during the Roaring Twenties - Memoirs of a Geisha - Arthur Golden
  11. A book about secrets - Blue - Danielle Steel
  12. High Fantasy - Avenging Angels - Blair Cahill
  13. Published posthumously - The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo - Stieg Larsson / Persuasion /Northanger Abbey - Jane Austen.
  14. A survival story - The Sun, the Moon, and everything in between - Faraz Kazi, Sahar Quaze
  15. Set in Australia
  16. Featuring one of the “seven deadly sins” - You are being watchedDiptendu Chakraborty [ All 7 sins are mentioned in the story]
  17. By a Caribbean author - 
  18. Set during a war other than WWI or WWII - Janya Bharata: The War - Manu Nellutla [ The Mahabaratha War]
  19. Typographic cover
  20. A book about siblings- The Stationary Shop of Tehran - Marjan Kamli
  21. A second-hand book - 
  22. A body-positive message - Encounters of a fat bride - Samah
  23. An alliterative title - Socerry of Senses - Tanima Das
  24. Nordic Noir - The Absent-minded Gentleman - Frank Heller [eBook]
  25. A fashionable character - Ambapali - Tanushree Poddar
  26. Has an epilogue - The Tattoo Trail - Gurucharan Singh Gandhi
  27. Newbery Medal Winner - The Whipping Boy - Sid Fleischman
  28. Includes a funeral - Before the storm - Jack Byrne
  29. Sends you down a rabbit hole - The Adventures of Tom Sawyer - Mark Twain
  30. An author with the same name as you - Widows World in the East - Padma Edirisinghe
  31. Set in a workplace - The Ex-Factor - Harini Srinivasan
  32. Published by Macmillan - 
  33. A banned book - One Part Woman - Perumal Murugan / The Little Prince - Antoine Saint - Exupery [All his books are banned in Vichy France]
  34. Featuring mythology - Illustrated Ramayana for children - Shubha Vilas
  35. A book you meant to read last year - Marriage Unarranged - Ritu Bhathal
  36. Chapters have cliffhangers - Straight as a Jalebi - Ritu Bhathal
  37. Written in the present tense - Queen and King - Nandini Gupta
  38. An enemies-to-lovers plot - Pride and Prejudice - Jane Austin
  39. The final book in a series - Prahlad - Kevin Missal [ The Narasimha Trilogy]
  40. Written by a comedian - Mc Carthy's bar - Pete Mac Carthy
  41. A character who is a refugee - Ladies' Tailor - Priya Hejula
  42. Time in the title - Survival Weekend - Robert W Kirby
  43. A book “everyone” has read - Fairy Tales - The Brothers Grimm 
  44. A contemporary setting - Change Me - Jasmine Waldmann
  45. The first word in the book is “The” - The Nanny
  46. Script font on the spine - Friendship to Forevership
  47. Set in the city of Dublin - Be careful what you wish for - Lorraine Murphy
  48. A book by Octavia E. Butler - Blood Child [DNF]
  49. Books on the cover- I Will Judge You By Your Bookshelf - Grant Snider
  50. Related to the word “Murder” - Murder in the bylanes: Life and death in a divided city - Aloke Lal and Maanas Lal
  51. A book that doesn’t fit any of the other 51 prompts - Digital Maths - Sharad Thakur
  52. Published in 2023 - Who wants to marry Kai Juicewalla - Kainaz Jussawalla


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