Magical Readathon 2020 / OWLS - Introduction & Tracking Post

 


I'm finally joining in on this year - hoping I can catch everything in time when it starts, which was the issue the last two years. 😧 Honestly I've probably missed something already, but oh well! I do what I can with my weird attention span.


 To pass the readathon, you will have to get your OWL in 2 subjects. This will get you at the Acceptable level. Six books will get you an Exceeded Expectations, where 9 will get you an Outstanding.







Twitter and Instagram Tag: #magicalreadathon2020

From the website 

Wizarding Careers Guidebook


Master Reading Form (to submit the reads once you finish, for total page count!) https://forms.gle/SXcHjTiaW1i3oqdbA


CAREER CHOICES





Keeping Track of Progress Here for Each of my "Studies"

Ancient Runes 
✔️ Arithmacy - Giving Chase (Erotica is not a favorite genre, don't like it much)
✔️ Astronomy- Rising from the Depths (The Kraken #5) by Tiffany Roberts
Care of Magical Creatures
Charms
✔️ Defence Against the Dark Arts - Snow by Carolyn B. Cooney
✔️ Divination - Slumber Party by Christopher Pike
✔️ Herbology- Indian Prince's Hidden Son by Lynne Graham
✔️ History of Magic - Heart of Shadows
✔️ Muggle Studies - Southern Lights by Danielle Steel
✔️ Potions - Read a book under 150 pages (Animal Farm at 128)
✔️Transfiguration - Magical Midlife Madness by K.F. Breene







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