Kimberly’s
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(group member since Dec 31, 2019)
Kimberly’s
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from the Chapter Adventure Reading Challenges (Formerly GXO) group.
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My choice is
Lock In, John Scalzi
Dorothy wrote: "I thought March was Sub-Genre Sound off. Or was that just a place holder idea on the master list?"It's Sub-Genre Sound off for the Monthly Motif Reading Challenge-March. This is a forum for the Book Award Reading Challenge-March. You're just on the wrong reading challenge. We host 3 of them.
I'm going to read
. (Gothic Fantasy)
I'm going to read
which won the 2019 Audie Award for Fantasy.
Cecil wrote: "
Just finished this one last night (Okay, about 1:00 am this morning.) Challenge complete! Now onto my Motif challenge!"
How did you like this one? I thought it was decent.
Sara Archibald wrote: "I finished the February challenge reading All Systems Red. Since it was so short I went ahead and finished the rest of the series as well. It was one of the better Sci-fi reads I have found in a w..."
Hahaha! I found Murderbot relatable too. Hmmm.
Cecil wrote: "Reading “Crimson Shore”, by Preston & Child. #15 in the Pendergast series, but a first for me. Pretty good so far, more review to come. (Red cover too.) 😉"I love Pendergast.
TJ wrote: "Kimberly wrote: "Sara Archibald wrote: "I'm going to read All Systems Red."I really hope you love this! It gets even better as you read on past the first novella."
I'm reading All Systems Red to..."
You hit the jackpot for all three challenges this month!
Cecil wrote: "Might try a historical mystery. Have been wanting to read “The Huntress”, for awhile, but may have pick something from my overflowing bookshelves. We’ll see..."That would be a great one.
I'm going to listen to the audio of The Miscalculations of Lightning Girl by Stacy McAnulty
Natasha wrote: "Does anyone have any suggestions for February?I went through the books I currently own and found these, not sure I am excited to read either of these, looking for something else:
Quintland Siste..."
Gone Girl, The Girl on The Train, Red At The Bone, An Anonymous Girl, City of Girls, The Lost Girls of Paris.
This is what I love so much--- everyone picks such different books! It's so fun to see what you all read!
Ashley wrote: "I'm choosing a cozy mystery. I'll update when I've chosen my book."I absolutely love cozy mysteries. There are a ton of good ones out there!
Stacey wrote: "I will be reading The Fifth Season by N.K. Jemisin"Oh man. This is what I should read. I have checked it out so many times from the library and just never got to it. Time to remedy that.
Jyothi wrote: "I read A Week in Winter – By Maeve Binchy My Review: https://mybucketlistdiary.com/a-week-..."
Fantastic. I really need to read a Maeve Binchy already!
Stacey wrote: "CHALLENGE COMPLETE: Moloka'i by Alan Brennert"Woo hoo!
Simone wrote: "I read 
Nowhere on Earth
in January. It's set in Alaska on snowy mountains."
The perfect setting!
Lauren wrote: "For this months motif, I chose The Glittering Court by Richelle Mead. I was instantly captivated by this book and hated putting it down. Needless to say, I’ll be reading the rest of the series as w..."It sounds amazing!
Jyothi wrote: "I am reading Red, White & Royal Blue By Casey McQuiston"So many people have loved this one.
Tari wrote: "Finished, has red in the title: Red Velvet Cupcakes to Die For Alaine Allister 2/5/20"Nice!
