dieKatze's Dewey Decimal Challenge

I am following the breakdown of the DDC that the 2016 Category Challenge group did last year. I was working on this challenge in 2016 and just lacked a few books to complete it.

Here's my progress so far:

000: Computer science, information & general works: computers, libraries, encyclopedias, journalism, museums and rare books - A Long Way From Home

100: Philosophy and psychology: the occult, dreams, logic, ethics - Introvert Power: Why Your Inner Life is Your Hidden Strength

200: Religion: Christianity, Buddhism, Judaism, Islam, Hinduism, etc. - The Zen Path Through Depression

300 - 354: sociology, anthropology, statistics, political science, economics, law, and public administration - One Nation: What We Can All Do to Save America's Future

355 - 399: military science, social services, criminology, education, commerce, transportation, customs, etiquette, and folklore - A Stolen Life: A Memoir

400: Language: linguistics, sign language, languages - Living with a Dead Language: My Romance with Latin by Ann Patty

500: Science: math, astronomy, physics, chemistry, geology, fossils, prehistoric life, biology - The Nine Emotional Lives of Cats: A Journey into the Feline Heart

600: Technology: medicine, health, engineering, agriculture, home, public relations, manufacturing, and construction - Animals Make Us Human

700: Arts & recreation: Arts, landscape, architecture, sculpture, decorative arts, painting, photography, cinema, music, sports, and entertainment - sTORI Telling

800: Literature: poetry, essays, speeches, drama, humor, satire - The Opposite of Loneliness

900 - 939: world history, geography, travel, biography, genealogy, and ancient history -

940 - 999: history of Europe, Asia, Africa, the Americas, Oceania and extraterrestrial worlds - My America: What My Country Means to Me by 150 Americans From All Walks of Life

Resources

Melvil Decimal System: http://www.librarything.com/mds/0

A useful tool for determining the Dewey Decimal number if you know title & author: http://classify.oclc.org/classify2/

**From the 2016 Category Challenge Group**

Possibilities to Fulfill My Remaining Categories

For the 000s I can read A Long Way From Home by Tom Brokaw.

For the 400s I have been eyeing Alphabet Juice by Roy Blount Jr. but I need to find a copy. I am also considering Unfortunate English by Bill Brohaugh. I tried reading a John McWhorter book and couldn't get into it. If anyone has any suggestions for the 400s, I am open to hearing them!

For the 900 - 939s I have In the Heart of the Sea by Nathaniel Philbrick.

Just finished the 000s with A Long Way From Home.

By "finished", do you mean you've read one book from the 0xx class? There's no wrong way to do the challenge, but this group predates the 2016 Category Challenge by many years, so a bit more clarification would help. The 0xx is a difficult category to truly complete (i.e. read a book from every single section in the class), and I only see one title listed for you, so I suspect it's the "one book" definition, but I just want to make sure!

I'm very late, but welcome to the challenge!