Reading With Muffy Challenge discussion

For "books with real animals on the cover".

Drop in your suggestions :)

Here are mine -

I completely forgot that Nevernight had a bird on the cover! I guess Jan's when I'll finally get on with the trilogy! Thanks for the recs! 💖

Ninth House
The travelling Cat chronicles
Kafka on the shore
hunger games

Many in Harry Potter series also have Animals on cover ..
Prisoner of azkaban ( Stag in cover (
order if pheonix (Pheonix)
goblet of fire (Dragon)

berry

fire and Blood
A game if thrones
A Dance with the dragons

by George RR Martin
have animals on covers

It should be a real animal and not fictional as mentioned in the prompt. So, no dragons allowed :)

Theredheaded_Bibliomaniac wrote: "fire and Blood
A game if thrones
A Dance with the dragons

by George RR Martin
have animals on covers"

No fictional animals like phoenix, unicorns, dragons etc are allowed.

Theredheaded_Bibliomaniac wrote: "Many in Harry Potter series also have Animals on cover ..
Prisoner of azkaban ( Stag in cover (
order if pheonix (Pheonix)
goblet of fire (Dragon)"

oh cool...fictional animals not allowed..

Animal Farm
Before the coffee gets cold
The only good Indians
Raybearer
The Boy, the mole, the fox and the horse
Wow, no thank you
Woven in Moonlight

Thank you, guys! Here are a few more:

The Lion, the Witch and the Wardrobe
The Chronicles of Narnia
The Curious Incident of the Dog in the Night-Time
The Dalai Lama's Cat
A Dog's Purpose
A Dog's Journey
If Cats Disappeared from the World
The Pisces
Black Beauty
Puma: A Soldier's Dog
The Silent Companions

The book that I thought of was
Serpent & Dove

Marley and Me!

The Midnight Library has a tiny cat on the cover!

Thank you for hosting this challenge!


The Haunting at Bonaventure Circus

This is the one I'm going to read for the prompt.

*** Is there gonna be a forum for us members to post our reading list and keep track of the books?

Happy readings!!

I read for this prompt...
Book 1: The Dog We Stole: The Definitive Biography of Her Majesty Begum Pathumma
Book 2: Dog Tails: A true story about a few entitled street dogs in Bangalore
and I loved both...

Book 3: The Curious Incident of the Dog in the Night-Time - I did not read this...

Some other books for this prompt:
The Boy, the Mole, the Fox and the Horse
The Art of Racing in the Rain
The Butterfly Lion
A Dog's Purpose Series
A Dog's Way Home

Six of crows is fine right?

_thedancingreader wrote: "Six of crows is fine right?"

ehum... isn't crow a bird? Should it be allowed then? :P

W.J. wrote: "Thank you for hosting this challenge!


The Haunting at Bonaventure Circus

This is the one I'm going to read for the prompt...."

You're very welcome! I hope you enjoying reading with us. There isn't a forum but you may find us on Instagram under the hashtag #ReadingWithMuffy. Add your links to the monthly check-ins so that you know what other participants are reading. Also, you may download free reading tracker printables from my blog to keep track of your reading goals. Happy 2021! :)

Parvathy wrote: "The Midnight Library has a tiny cat on the cover!"

Yay! Counts! :)

Is Furiously Happy by Jenny Lawson acceptable?

The Un-honeymooners 🥰 Toucan on the cover!
Check ✅!

I was thinking of going with Of Love and Other Demons by Gabriel Garcia Marquez. but I have it in kindle. Ebooks are allowed right? :D

I successfully finished "The Lion, the Witch, and the Wardrobe by C S Lewis. Hence done with the Jan prompt. :)

I read "The Wind in the Willows" for this prompt. I hope that is ok.

You may read the review of it here:
https://bookishjyo.blogspot.com/2021/...

I have read Heidi for the prompt but now in the comments I saw Midnight library also counts which was my 1st read for 2021. And I read also read the book, The Boy, The Mole, the fox and the Horse. Now I am so glad that all of my reads were apt for this prompt

I read Name, Place, Animal, Thing by Vrinda and the other book was a YA anthology called Footprints on the Moon for Jan Prompt.

Now for Feb Slow burn romance is Love, Truth and Taking Chances by Shilpa Suraj. Hope it qualifies.

Oh! I read The Midnight Library as well! yay!