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2026 Reading Challenge Planner, January 2026
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2026 READING CHALLENGE PLANNER
By: Sara Reyes

Editors: Stephanie Widner, Sara Edmonds

Fresh Fiction
January 2026
On Sale: January 1, 2026
ISBN: B0GDSCH6R9
Kindle: B0GDSCH6R9
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Plan More. Track Smarter. Read Happily.

If reading challenges are your favorite way to stay motivated—and your TBR pile keeps growing—this journal was created just for you.

The Fresh Fiction Reading Challenge Journal is designed for readers who love Book Bingo, A-to-Z challenges, and seasonal reading games, and want an easy, organized way to plan and track their reads throughout the year. Instead of long reviews or complicated analysis, this journal focuses on what challenge readers need most: clarity, planning space, and progress tracking—so reading stays fun.

Whether you’re tackling multiple challenges at once or planning your year one game at a time, this journal helps you see your reading plans clearly and enjoy checking off every square along the way.

Are You Participating In Fresh Fiction's Reader Games Yearly Challenges?

This journal includes dedicated planning sections for Fresh Fiction’s annual Reader Games, including:

• Book Bingo

• A-to-Z Reading Challenge

• Seasonal Reader Games
  (Spring, Summer, and Holiday)

Each game is thoughtfully laid out to support challenge-based reading. You’ll see the game card on one page, followed by planning pages that help you decide exactly what to read for each prompt—before the challenge even begins.

Plan First. Read With Purpose.

Instead of tracking after the fact, this journal helps you plan ahead, so you always know:

• Which book fits which prompt

• How each read supports your challenge goals

• What you’re reading next (and why)

For each challenge, you’ll find planning pages with space to record:

• Author & Title

• Challenge or Game Name

• Prompt or Square

• Optional rating or completion check

No long reviews. No character breakdowns. Just clean, practical pages that help you move through challenges with confidence.

Flexible for All Your Reading Challenges

In addition to Fresh Fiction Reader Games, the journal includes extra planning pages you can use for:

• Book club challenges

• Library or bookstore reading programs

• Personal reading goals

• Any other reader games you want to join during the year

Perfect for Readers Who:

• Love reading challenges and reader games

• Participate in multiple challenges each year

• Prefer planning and tracking over long reviews

• Read across multiple genres

• Want an organized way to manage their TBR

• Enjoy checking off prompts, squares, and goals

• Believe reading should be fun—not homework

Make Reading Challenges Easier—and More Enjoyable

The Fresh Fiction Reading Challenge Journal is the perfect companion for readers who already know they’ll be joining reading challenges and want a simple, satisfying way to plan their reads and track their progress.

If you love the thrill of finishing a bingo row, completing an A-to-Z list, or wrapping up a seasonal reading game, this journal helps you stay organized—so you can focus on what matters most: discovering great books and enjoying every read.