Summer reading challenge

Are you doing a summer reading challenge? Trying to figure out which of my books fit certain categories? Here’s a guide for the summer of 2025

If you’re looing for books for a prompt that isn’t here, drop me a note and let me know, and I’m glad to add it. Some things, it’s much easier for me to rummage for the data than for readers to do so (things like character age, specific dates, etc.)

Old As The Hills sitting on a bouquet of flowers - rosses, sweetpeas, and others, on a whitewashed bench with honey, tea, and other summery things. The cover of Old As The Hills has a man with a can and a woman silhouetted on a green ground with a map. She holds out her hand, he is putting something into it, forming a doorway between them. An astrological chart behind them shows the symbols for Venus, the Sun, Jupiter, and Saturn highlighted behind a splash of glowing stars.

General resources

If you’re looking for books by an author who’s neurodiverse or disabled, hi! I live in New England (specifically Massachusetts).

A few prompts tend to come up a lot:

Past challenge prompts

(I have not updated these for books that have come out since.)

2025 additions

Found family

Alexander, beginning in Best Foot Forward, continuing to Nocturnal Quarry, aspects of Upon A Summer’s Day, and his appearances in Grown Wise. (He’s a point of view character in everything but that last one.)

Facets of the Bench is all about Griffin realising who he’s found – and Annice finding a new community.

Fool’s Gold has Robin becoming part of a family that better appreciates his skills and talents.

About an artist

For actual painting, Complementary and Fool’s Gold. For other arts, check out Art and artisans and Crafters.

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