45 -- Chapter Headings Have Dates

[Nyla]

Reading this for a different prompt and noticed the chapter headings have dates: Chocolat by Joanne Harris

[Suheily]

The Children of Gods and Fighting Men by Shauna Lawless

[Anna]

I read The Echo of Old Books by Barbara Davis.

[Natalya]

I reread Emily Wilde's Encyclopaedia of Faeries.

[Deia]

I read All the Light We Cannot See by Anthony Doer.

[Carol]

I participated in the Readalong for The Phoenix Crown, which worked for several prompts. I am going ti use it for this one.

[Tara]

I used The London Séance Society for this one

[Carroll]

I read/listened to The Glass Sentence. It was fantastic and I highly recommend it!!

[Zoë]

I read Our Share of Night by Mariana Enriquez. The chapters are looooooooong but they do have dates lol. Also amazing book, one of my top faves this year, I can already tell.

[Moonkiszt]

For this one I'm reading the 3 books by Philippa Gregory Philippa Gregory in the Fairmile Trilogy:

1 - Tidelands

2 - Dark Tides

3 - Dawnlands

I love a good serial read!

[Inger 🌸]

I read Funny Story by Emily Henry

[Anna]

I read The German Girl

Some chapters have headings of years, some of months and years, even a few have Day, Month, Year.

[Leonore]

Kim Jiyoung, Born 1982 by Choo Nam-Joo

[Megan]

None of This is True by Lisa Jewell. 4 ⭐️

[Kim]

I have two books that I would like to read for this prompt; The Night Circus by Erin Morgenstern and Love and Saffron by Kim Fay.

[Andrea]

I just finished reading Into the Drowning Deep by Mira Grant. Every chapter heading shows a date and location.
In case anyone is looking for a book to fit into other prompts, Into the Drowning Deep also has an omniscient narrator, more than 4 POV, features the ocean, has a grieving character, and I'm sure also applies to other prompts that I'm not thinking of.
I gave the book 4 stars. I enjoyed it, though it is a little slow in parts.
CW: horror, eco-horror, body-horror/gore

[Michele]

The Eye of God by James Rollins. It also has a palindrome on the cover, women in STEM, and is set in landlocked countries (Kazakhstan and Mongolia).

[Verix]

It's not Earth dates, but The Martian counts! Most of the chapters (and sections within chapters) start with Mars mission dates in Sols (i.e. Mars days) since the start of the Ares 3 mission.

[chris]

Why We Love Baseball - Joe Posnanski

[Lisa]

I’m reading the Vatican Knights for this one

[Rachael]

Mine is a slight cheat - Miss Pettigrew Lives for a Day by Winifred Watson - the chapters headings are times rather than dates, but it is times of the day so if you squint it fits (listened to the audiobook years ago and loved it, been wanting to reread)

[Vi]

The Rachel incident by Caroline o’donoghue

[Erika]

Read The Exception to the Rule

[Lucilla]

I read The Book Eaters by Sunyi Dean for this prompt. Each chapter has a general time period (present, 12 years ago, 3 months ago, etc.) as a header. I really liked this book, the plot, characters, language, etc. were all amazing. The backstory for the creation of the book eaters is so bizarre, I really hope she writes a sequel one day that goes into more detail about it.

[Phil]

I read Holly by Stephen King for this prompt (read July 5; 4*)

[Alexandra]

The Personal Librarian by Marie Benedict and Victoria Christopher Murray

[Rachel]

I read The Lost Apothecary by Sarah Penner

[Kim]

I read The Wish by Nicholas Sparks. I gave it four stars.

[Michelle]

I choose
How to Solve Your Own Murder by Kristen Perrin

I really enjoyed this one and look forward to the sequel being released next year.

[Kami]

I read Berlin 1936 about the Olympics in Berlin that
year. Interesting look at the people and the city as the Nazis put on a show for the world.

[Tina]

Deeper than the Dead… each date change is in chapter heading, others have the hour changes.

[Ticha]

I read Mujer Equivocada (The Wrong Woman) by Mercedes Rosende. I realized it had dates and that I could finally place it here!

[Tina]

I’m count the Trap by Ava Glass. A date was highlighted in each chapter kind of like anew chapter section
New author to me and who doesn’t love a female spy.
Also palindrome on cover and happened in 1 weekish

[Denise]

I read None of This is True by Lisa Jewell

[JoJo]

I'm reading Jodi Picoult's (my fave author) new book By Any Other Name.

[Brown Bag Bargain Books]

We're reading A Love Song for Ricki Wilde by Tia Williams for the "chapter headings have dates'" challenge.

[Nahid]

Hercule Poirot's Christmas.

[Devika]

I read Funny Story by Emily Henry. I like this one better than Beach Read, but not as much as Book Lovers. However, all three of them are 4 Stars.

[Holly]

The Storm We Made

[Andreea Diana]

The House of Doors by Tan Twan Eng

[Lindsey]

I read The Mystery of Mrs. Christie by Marie Benedict, 3 Stars

[Heather]

Wrong Place Wrong Time by Gillian McAllister

[Tamara]

I read "My Picture Diary" by Fujiwara Maki

[Melissa]

I read 25 Days by Per Jacobson. I was picked it for prompt 22 , then I switched it to # 45 !!

[Renee]

Read The Christmas Crimes at Puzzel Manor by Simon Brett.