New 30 Books in 30 Days Challenge | September 2023

In September 2023 I was planning on doing 30 new recipes in 30 days, but due to time and holidays, I’ve decided to swap this out. I’ll be doing 30 Recipes in 30 Days in November, and this month I’m going to attempt a new 30 Books in 30 Days challenge as I’m behind on my reading goal.

So which books are on my 30 Books in 30 Days September edition?

30 Books in 30 Days September 2023

150 pages or less

• The Legend of Sleepy Hollow by Washington Irving – 108 pages
• Small Things Like These by Claire Keegan – 118 pages
• The Turn of the Screw by Henry James – 121 pages
• I’d Rather Be Reading by Anne Bogel – 160 pages
• Breakfast at Tiffany’s by Truman Capote – 160 pages

250 pages or less

• The Days of Abandonment by Elena Ferrante – 188 pages
• French Milk by Lucy Knisley – 193 pages
• The Magic Toyshop by Angela Carter – 200 pages
• The Mad Woman’s Ball by Victoria Mas – 224 pages
• Agnes Grey by Anne Bronte – 226 pages
• Luster by Raven Leilani – 227 pages

350 pages or less

• Goodbye to Berlin by Christopher Isherwood – 252 pages
• Chlorine by Jade Song – 256 pages
• Pageboy by Elliot Page – 272 pages
• Oh Miriam! by Miriam Margoyles – 336 pages
• Jane is Trying by Isy Suttie – 288 pages

300 pages or less

• The Rachel Incident by Caroline O’Donoghue – 304 pages
• Panic & Joy by Emma Brockes – 313 pages
• Jamaica Inn by Daphne Du Maurier – 320 pages
• Rosewater by Liv Little – 320 pages
• Gay Bar by Jeremy Atherton Lin – 320 pages
• Well This is Exhausting by Sophia Benoit – 336 pages
• Liv’s Alone by Liv Thorne – 343 pages

400 pages or less

• Seventeen by Joe Gibson – 352 pages
• Old School by Tobias Wolff – 354 pages
• Interview with a Vampire by Anne Rice – 368 pages
• Really Good Actually by Monica Heisey – 384 pages
• In Memoriam by Ann Winn – 400 pages

450 pages or more

• Reach for the Stars by Michael Cragg – 528 pages
• Great Expectations by Charles Dickens – 544 pages

Which book should I start with first? And how many will I finish before the month is out? Check back in October to find out.

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