Kim's Winter Reading Challenge

[Kim]

DECEMBER

1. Winter
🎁 Read a book with a title beginning with a letter in WINTER (you can use or ignore a, an or the): - This challenge was just the kick I needed to finish this book!
2. December birthdays: Ann Patchett
Read a book published between 1992 and 2019 (inclusive).
- I was so sad when we lost this wonderful author this fall. This book was published in 2014.
3. Christmas Read a book on one of the following Christmas reading lists - I believe this book made a few of the lists: A Redbird Christmas by Fannie Flagg .
4. Winter sports: yukigassen
Read a book in a series that is at least 7 books long - For this prompt, I went back to a favorite series -

JANUARY
1. Happy New Year!
Read a book by an author who is new to you.

2. January birthdays: A.A. Milne
Read a book by an author who was born in a capital city - Cecelia Ahern was born in Dublin.

3. New Year Resolutions

Read a book where the first letter of each word in the title can be found in NEW YEAR RESOLUTIONS (the title must be at leat three words long for this option) - The Summer Wind (Lowcountry Summer #2) by Mary Alice Monroe

4. Winter sports: bobsledding
Read a book set mostly in a location that begins with a letter in SWITZERLAND. This book primarily took place in Ludus, an imaginary planet:

FEBRUARY
1. Valentine’s Day
Read a book with Romance listed as one of the top five genres on its Goodreads page.

2. February birthdays: Toni Morrison
Read a book with a colour in the title OR a book with a cover that is mostly blue.

3. Winter sports: Ski jumping
Read a book where the plot “jumps” about (a non-linear narrative as it’s normally called).

4. Leap year

Read a book that is part of a series and that has a series umber that is a multiple of four (4, 8, 12 etc). - Book 4 in the Cork O'Connor series