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2025 MOTIF Reading Challenge > November Motif

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message 1: by Kimberly, Mod - @Chapter_Adventure (new)

Kimberly (Chapter_Adventure) (chapter_adventure) | 378 comments Mod
The Motif (theme) for November is ... “Popcorn Fiction”

Read a book that makes for light but enjoyable reading. Binge-worthy and low stakes. One-sitting reads. Quick and fun palate cleansers.

Share with us! Which book did you read and what did you think of it


message 2: by Patty (new)

Patty Smith (pinkpurlandprose) | 47 comments My snack this afternoon - so much fun!

How to Steal a Galaxy (Chaotic Orbits, #2) by Beth Revis


message 3: by Cecil (new)

Cecil Huston | 236 comments Book read: Murder at the Vicarage by the inimitable Agatha Christie.
This is the first in the Miss Marple series, and what a fun ride! Perfect for a light-hearted read, always fun to revisit Dame Agatha!


message 4: by ❄ Nina ❄ (new)

❄ Nina ❄  | 51 comments Challenge complete!
Light-hearted and Christmas-themed, I chose to read You Make It Feel Like Christmas by Sophie Sullivan - quick and fluffy, perfect Popcorn reading.


message 5: by Yalonda (new)

Yalonda (yalondade) | 81 comments CHALLENGE COMPLETE :-) Craig Johnson’s Longmire novella - Tooth and Claw - was such a delightful return to the series for me. Love these little pre-Sheriff flashbacks.


message 6: by Gilda (new)

Gilda Felt | 91 comments The Motif (theme) for November is ... “Popcorn Fiction”

Challenge Complete: Claude’s Christmas Adventure by Sophie Penbroke

It’s a sweet little story with a predictable ending, but still a nice read. You’re introduced to several humans: Claude’s family, the postman, several of the neighbors. Plus there’s a cat that may be good or bad, depending on her mood.

The book jumps from one POV to another, with several of the characters having interesting back stories. I especially enjoyed the postman’s, Jack, story, as well as Holly’s, the young woman who fills her time was crafts. They’re all brought together as they try to reunite Claude with his family. In a way, it’s really more their story than Claude’s.

Oddly enough, I wasn’t all that taken with Claude. I’ve read several books where the dog has a “voice.” I think this one was a tad too sweet for me.


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