Welcome to the 2022 HoHoHo Readathon

November 18th, 2022 Kimberly Event 12 Comments

18th Nov

It’s snowing here on the blog. Grab your books, audios, blanket and hot cocoa because it’s time to begin the HoHoHo Readathon!

From now through November 30th, I invite you to enjoy as many holiday & winter books or listens you can. Along the way, take part in the challenges, meet new friends and have fun!

It’s not too late to join..

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The event runs from Friday, November 18th through Wednesday, November 30th.

During this event, you can read and listen to books that are holiday or winter themed (setting) and take part in fun events!

If you haven’t done so please link up to join. ONLY participants can take part in the fun challenges and prizes. You can join HERE.

Reminders

  • Use #HoHoHoRAT2022 when posting to social media so other participants and hosts can spot your updates, comments, et.c
  • Please follow our lovely Elves and Host
  • Any Holiday or Winter Setting/themed book from any genre, including horror. You can listen to audiobooks or read physical books, ebooks, graphic novels. No length requirements. Re-reads are permitted.

Challenges

I am delighted to introduce you to our Elven hosts!! They have prepared fun challenges for you to take part in. Each will offer you the chance to win some goodies!

12 Days of Bookstagram Challenge. Use the prompts and post daily for a chance to win a $15.00 Amazon gift card or audiobook! (International winners can choose a book from the Book Depository) Be sure to use hashtag #HoHoHoRAT2022 and tag me @kimbacaffeinate. I will select one random winner using the hashtag and random.org.

Participant Giveaway

Holiday goodies abound, and the more you take part, the greater your chances of winning the readathon participant prize. One person will win a book of their choice up to $15 US dollars from Amazon, Audible (any title) or Book Depository.

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My Reading/Listening List

A-Very-Merry-Bromance
The-Christmas-Spirit
A-Wish-for-Winter
Home Sweet Christmas
Making-Merry
Ballgowns-Butterflies
The-Case-of-the-Disappearing-Beaune

Results

I’ll update my results here.

  1. Ballgowns & Butterflies by Kelley Armstrong
  2. Ghosts & Garlands by Kelley Armstrong
  3. A Very Merry Bromance by Lyssa Kay Adams
  4. The Disappearing Beaune by J. Lawrence Matthews
  5. The Christmas Spirit by Debbie Macomber
  6. A Wish For Winter by Viola Shipman
  7. Home Sweet Christmas by Susan Mallery
  8. The Choice by Nora Roberts
  9. How the Grump Saved Christmas by Claire Kingsley
  10. A Total Witch Show by Dakota Cassidy
  11. Making Merry by Kerrigan Byrne
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Kimberly is a coffee loving book addict who reads and listens to fictional stories in all genres. Whovian, Ravenclaw, Howler and proud Nonna. She owns and manages Caffeinated PR. The coffee is always on and she is ready to chat. Twitter | Facebook | Instagram

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12 Responses to “Welcome to the 2022 HoHoHo Readathon”

      • Vi @Inkvotary

        I am glad too smile* I do the audio challenge, too. Thank you for asking. It was fun to read some Christmas novels. Guess, without the HoHoHo I wouldn´t have read them. Too many other things in mind *sigh*

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  6. Sophia Rose

    Yay! I’m so glad its RAT time. I’ve been stocking up my holiday and winter books just for these next two weeks. Can’t wait to do the elf games and challenges, too. Thanks for hosting Kimberly.

    Oooh, I read A Very Merry Bromance and I’ve got A Wish for Winter, too.

    As to random acts of kindness, today was trash pick up day and there is a high wind. Some of my neighbors are at work and their empty trash barrels were blowing about so I stopped on my walk to get three cans out of the street and up sheltered by their homes and another house, I cleaned up garbage from their yard, the walk, and street where one of their bags had come open.

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