Update 2017 Around The Year in 52 Books

New update to my 2017 Around The Year In 52 Books
Update on 2017 Around The Year in 52 Books
Total 17/52
✔Week 1 (A book from the 2016 Goodreads Choice Awards):Ink and Bone1/1/17
✔Week 2 (A book with at least 2 perspectives):The Body Finder1/7/17
✔Week 3 (A book that you meant to read in 2016):Fringe1/9/17
✔Week 4 (A book with a title that doesn't contain the letter "E"):Fury From Within1/15/17
✔Week 5 (An historical fiction):The Roses Underneath1/19/17
✔Week 6 (A book being released as a movie in 2017):Splinter Cell1/25/17
✔Week 7 (A book with an animal on the cover or in the title):Red Fox1/29/17
✔Week 8 (A book written by a person of colour):Narrative of Sojourner Truth1/30/17
✔Week 9 (A book in the middle of your TBR list):little girls lost2/4/17
✔Week 10 : wild card:a book that you chose because of its cover: The Sinner (Graveyard Queen, #5) by Amanda Stevens The Sinner2/11/17
✔Week 11 (A category from another challenge):The Book Riot Challenge 2015 Harder Challenge: an audio book: Kidnapped2/10/17
✔Week 12 (A book based on a myth):The Secret Of Excalibur2/15/17
✔Week 13 (A book recommended by one of your favorite authors):( favorite author: James Rollins) The Fellowship of the Ring 3/4/17
Week 14 (A book with a strong female character):The Bride
✔Week 15 (A book by an author from or set in Scandinavia (Norway, Sweden, Finland, Denmark, Iceland);The Forgotten Girls by Sara Blaedel2/3/17
Week 16 (A mystery):Dangerous Habits
Week 17 (A book with illustrations):Dinosaur!: Dinosaurs and Other Amazing Prehistoric Creatures As You've Never Seen Them Before
✔Week 18 (A really long book (600+ pages);Needful Things: A Novel1/3/17
Week 19 (A New York Times best-seller):Personal
Week 20 (A book that you've owned for a while but haven't gotten around to reading):The Hungry Moon
Week 21 (A book that is a continuation of a book you've already read):Nine Dragons
Week 22 (A book by an author you haven't read before):The Vampires of Soldiers Cove by Jessica MacIntyre
Week 23 (A book from the BBC's "The Big Read" list):Anne of Green Gables
Week 24 (A book written by at least two authors):The Golem of Paris
Week 25 (A book about a famous historical figure):Jefferson's America: The President, the Purchase, and the Explorers Who Transformed a Nation
Week 26 (An adventure book):The Sea Hawk
Week 27 (A book by one of your favourite authors):Ghost Ship by Clive Cussler
Week 28 (A non-fiction book):Eric Edgar Cooke: The True Story of The Night Caller
Week 29 (A book published outside the four major publishing houses (Simon & Schuster; HarperCollins; Penguin Random House; Hachette Livre):Raiju: A Kaiju Hunter Novel (Severed Press)
Week 30 (A book from the Goodreads Top 100 YA Books ):A Court of Thorns and Roses
Week 31 (A book from a sub-genre of your favourite genre):( Technothriller) The Doomsday Key
Week 32 (A book with a long title (5+ words, excluding subtitle):Classic Movies the Best and the Worst Pictures to See! Films to Avoid!
Week 33 (A magical realism novel): Hollow City
Week 34 (A book set in or by an author from the Southern Hemisphere):Cronin's Key
✔Week 35 (A book where one of the main characters is royalty):The Crown and the Crucible
Week 36 (A Hugo Award winner or nominee):Around the World in 80 Days
Week 37 (A book that you chose randomly):One Mile Under
Week 38 (A novel inspired by a work of classic literature):R. I. P. Van Winkle Part I
Week 39 (An epistolary fiction):The Phantom of the Opera
✔Week 40 (A book published in 2017):Ararat1/7/17
Week 41 (A book with an unreliable narrator):The Asylum
Week 42 (A best book of the 21st century (so far);Inheritance
Week 43 (A book with a chilling atmosphere (scary, unsettling, cold);Moving In
Week 44 (A recommendation from "What Should I Read Next"):Golden Buddha
Week 45 (A book with a one-word title):DEEP
Week 46 (A time travel novel):Shadows Gray
Week 47 (A past suggestion that didn't win):A book with a them of human vs natural:Climate Control
Week 48 (A banned book):Frankenstein or The Modern Prometheus
Week 49 (A book from someone else's bookshelf):Field of Prey
Week 50 (A Penguin Modern Classic):Madame Bovary( maybe)
Week 51 (A collection):Great Speeches by Native Americans
Week 52 (A book set in a fictional location):The Kalarthri

Note: Week 10 : dual-time line: Outlander(DNF) just couldn't get in to it at this time so I'm using my wild card.