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March Challenge - Spell-it-Out
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For this challenge you can spell out the month of MARCH in two different ways.

1. M is for male.
Read a book by a male author OR read a book whose title starts with M

2. A is for Australia.
Read a book by an Australian author OR read a book whose title starts with A

3. R is for reminiscing.
Read a book from the genre of Historical Fiction OR read a book whose title starts with R

4. C is for colour.
Read a book with a brightly coloured cover OR read a book whose title starts with C

5. H is for home.
Read a book set in the country where you live OR read a book whose title starts with H

Please post cover pics, especially for those with a cover criteria!

EASY level (5 books): Make sure at least 2 out of your five books are by Australian Authors and label them!

HARD level (10 books): And if five books are not enough and you feel like being a super reader this month then answer all of the options (ten books, minimum four by Aussie authors).

Remember that all books must meet our group guidelines HERE

Participants

✅Alex
Amy
✅Angela
✅Brenda
✅Carol
✅Carolyn
✅Cherie
✅Clare
✅Deborah
Dominika
Fi
✅Helen
✅Jane
✅Janelle
✅Janine
✅Jennifer
✅Johanna
✅Jonquil
✅Kahlia
✅Kali
✅Kim
✅Kim - UK
✅Kylie H
✅Mari
✅MaryG2E
✅Mel
Mell
✅Phrynne
✅Sarah
Sharon
Shell
✅Sue
✅Suzie
✅#Teresa
✅TheMadHatter
✅Tien
✅Trish
✅Valerie
Vanessa
Zoey

March Challenge - Spell-it-Out
Level: Hard
10/10

1. M is for male.
a) Read a book by a male author
Win by Harlan Coben 4★s 13/3/21

b) Read a book whose title starts with M
Mystery by the Sea by Verity Bright 5★s 4/3/21

2. A is for Australia.
a) Read a book by an Australian author
Stealing Time by Rebecca Bowyer 4★s 15/3/21 AA

b) Read a book whose title starts with A
A Winning Betrayal by Louise Guy 4★s 12/3/21 AA

3. R is for reminiscing.
a) Read a book from the genre of Historical Fiction
A New York Secret by Ella Carey 5★s 7/3/21 AA

b) Read a book whose title starts with R
Retribution Ridge by Anna Willett 4★s 6/3/21 AA

4. C is for colour.
a) Read a book with a brightly coloured cover
Bloodbaths and Banana Cake by Addison Moore 2★s 5/3/21

b) Read a book whose title starts with C
A Child of My Own by Vanessa Carnevale 5★s 2/3/21 AA

5. H is for home.
a) Read a book set in the country where you live
The Secret Life of Sarah Meads by V.K. Tritschler 2.5★s 6/3/21 AA

b) Read a book whose title starts with H
Heartbreak Bay by Rachel Caine 5★s 3/3/21

March Challenge - Spell-it-Out
10/10

1. M is for male.
Read a book by a male author Kickback by Garry Disher AA 4 stars
Read a book whose title starts with M book:Miss Spelled|26202959] by Morgana Best AA 4 stars

2. A is for Australia.
Read a book by an Australian author The House On Findlater Lane by Helen Goltz AA 5 stars
Read a book whose title starts with A Aunt Bessie Enjoys by Diana Xarissa 4 stars

3. R is for reminiscing.
Read a book from the genre of Historical Fiction The Consequences of Fear by Jacqueline Winspear 5 stars
Read a book whose title starts with R Royal Blood by Rhys Bowen 4 stars

4. C is for colour.
Read a book with a brightly coloured cover Mystery by the Sea by Verity Bright 5 stars
Read a book whose title starts with C Cold-Hearted Rake by Lisa Kleypas 4 stars

5. H is for home.
Read a book set in the country where you live Whitsunday Dawn by Annie Seaton4 stars AA
Read a book whose title starts with H Hunter by Jack Heath AA 5 stars

March Challenge - Spell-it-Out
Level: Hard
10/10 Finished 17th March 2021

1. M is for male
Read a book by a male author : The Sentinel by Lee Child 3*
Read a book whose title starts with M : Marauder by Clive Cussler 5*

2. A is for Australia.
Read a book by an Australian author : Six Minutes by Petronella McGovern AA 4*
Read a book whose title starts with A : An American Marriage by Tayari Jones 2*

3. R is for reminiscing.
Read a book from the genre of Historical Fiction : The Giver of Stars by Jojo Moyes 5*
Read a book whose title starts with R : Retribution Ridge by Anna Willett AA 4*

4. C is for colour.
Read a book with a brightly coloured cover : Still Life by Val McDermid 5*
Read a book whose title starts with C : The Corpse at the Carnival by Grace York AA 4*

5. H is for home.
Read a book set in the country where you live : The Survivors by Jane Harper AA 4*
Read a book whose title starts with H : Hideout by Jack Heath AA 4*

March Challenge - Spell-it-Out
Level: Easy
5/5

1. M is for male. Read a book by a male author.
Dark Fire by C.J. Sansom 4★

2. A is for Australia. Read a book by an Australian author
The Family Doctor by Debra Oswald 4★ AA

3. R is for reminiscing. Read a book from the genre of Historical Fiction
The Last Reunion by Kayte Nunn 4★ AA

4. C is for colour. Read a book with a brightly coloured cover
A Home Like Ours by Fiona Lowe AA 4★

5. H is for home. Read a book set in the country where you live
Ladies in Black by Madeleine St. John 4★ AA

Jane wrote: "March Challenge - Spell-it-Out
Level: Hard
0/10

. H : Hidden Valley by Annie Seaton AA (hope my copy arrives in time!)"

It should - 5th is publication day :) And just checked further - that's the kindle copy, but no paperback showing as yet...

And Annie just told me the 5th is incorrect. Should be the 25th March, so I changed it at her request :)

March Challenge - Spell-it-Out
EASY

DONE

1. M is for male.
Read a book by a male author Scrublands Chris Hammer AA 3/4 ★★★★

2. A is for Australia.
Read a book by an Australian author Death on Paradise Island B.M. Allsopp AA 3/13 ★★★★

3. R is for reminiscing.
Read a book from the genre of Historical Fiction A Baby’s Bones Rebecca Alexander 3/5 ★★★★

4. C is for colour.
Read a book with a brightly coloured cover Wild Spring: A Coastal Caribbean Adventure Tripp Ellis 3/14 ★★★★★

5. H is for home.
Read a book set in the country where you live US Vintage Spirits Annabel Chase 3/6 ★★★★

March Challenge - Spell-it-Out
Level: Hard
10/10 (6/4 AA)

1. M is for male.
a) Read a book by a male author
The Wings of the Sphinx (Commissario Montalbano #11) by Andrea Camilleri -Read 05/03

b) Read a book whose title starts with M
Midnight Crossroad (Midnight Texas #1) by Charlaine Harris -Read 03/03

2. A is for Australia.
a) Read a book by an Australian author
The Gaps by Leanne Hall AA -Read 17/03

b) Read a book whose title starts with A
Arson at the Art Gallery (Getaway Bay #1) by Grace York AA -Read 15/03

3. R is for reminiscing.
a) Read a book from the genre of Historical Fiction
The Ionia Sanction (The Athenian Mysteries #2) by Gary Corby AA -Read 18/03

b) Read a book whose title starts with R
Red Station (Harry Tate #1) by Adrian Magson -Read 11/03

4. C is for colour.
a) Read a book with a brightly coloured cover
Dirt Circus League by Maree Kimberley AA -Read 27/03

b) Read a book whose title starts with C
The Crossing Places (Ruth Galloway #1) by Elly Griffiths -Read 02/03

5. H is for home.
a) Read a book set in the country where you live
The Codebreakers by Alli Sinclair AA -Read 01/03

b) Read a book whose title starts with H
Here's Luck by Lennie Lower AA -Read 12/03

March Challenge - Spell-it-Out
Level: Hard
10/10

1. M is for male
✔︎Read a book by a male author : Snow Falling on Cedars by David Guterson
✔︎Read a book whose title starts with M : Moll Flanders by Daniel Defoe

2. A is for Australia.
✔︎Read a book by an Australian author : The Dictionary of Lost Words by Pip Williams AA
✔︎Read a book whose title starts with A : An American Marriage by Tayari Jones

3. R is for reminiscing.
✔︎Read a book from the genre of Historical Fiction : The Enlightenment of the Greengage Tree by Shokoofeh Azar AA
✔︎Read a book whose title starts with R : Ramses: The Son of the Light by Christian Jacq

4. C is for colour.
✔︎Read a book with a brightly coloured cover : Bluebird by Malcolm Knox AA
✔︎Read a book whose title starts with C : Confession with Blue Horses by Sophie Hardach

5. H is for home.
✔︎Read a book set in the country where you live : Art, Life, Chooks: Learning to Leave the City and Love the Country by Annette Hughes AA
✔︎Read a book whose title starts with H : Home Fire by Kamila Shamsie

March Challenge - Spell-it-Out
Level: Easy
5/5

1. M is for male: Read a book by a male author
Death in Delft by Graham Brack ★★★★ (22/3)

2. A is for Australia: Read a book by an Australian author
All the Murmuring Bones by A.G. Slatter AA ★★★★ (16/3)

3. R is for reminiscing: Read a book from the genre of Historical Fiction
The Smallest Man by Frances Quinn ★★★ (13/3))

4. C is for colour: Read a book with a brightly coloured cover
Dirt Circus League by Maree Kimberley AA ★★ (20/3)

5. H is for home: Read a book set in the country where you live
The Codebreakers by Alli Sinclair AA ★★★★ (5/3)

Sue wrote: "March Challenge - Spell-it-Out
Level: Hard
0/10

1. M is for male
Read a book by a male author : Snow Falling on Cedars by David Guterson
Read a book whose title starts with M : [book..."

Hey Sue, would you mind putting the covers in as well please, especially for the ones that need them? Thanks :)

Welcome everyone! You're all linked to here :)

Brenda wrote:
It should - 5th is publication day :) And just checked furthe..."

Thanks Brenda. I ordered a signed copy from Annie so chances of it getting to me by the end of March if it's published on 25th is pretty slim - don't know about your area but postage delivery is appalling these days. I have some books I can move around though :-)

Yes, that's cutting it pretty fine. Never mind, it'll be a great read when we finally get it!

March Challenge - Spell-it-Out
Level: Easy
5/5

1. M is for male: Read a book by a male author
All Our Shimmering Skies by Trent Dalton AA Read 16/3/21 4*

2. A is for Australia: Read a book by an Australian author
The Watchmaker's Daughter by C.J. Archer AA Read 21/3/21 3*

3. R is for reminiscing: Read a book whose title starts with R
Romanov by Nadine Brandes Read 28/3/21 4*

4. C is for colour: Read a book with a brightly coloured cover
The Land Before Avocado by Richard Glover (bright cover) AA Read 14/3/21 4.5*

5. H is for home: Read a book set in the country where you live
Trust by Chris Hammer Read 14/3/21 5*

March Challenge - Spell-it-Out
Level: Hard
10/10

1. M is for male.
a) Read a book by a male author
Witch and Wizard by James Patterson 3.5 stars

b) Read a book whose title starts with M
The McCalister Legacy by Nicole Hurley-Moore AA 4 stars

2. A is for Australia.
a) Read a book by an Australian author
The Vineyard In The Hills by Lily Malone AA 5 Stars

b) Read a book whose title starts with A
Accounting for Love by Erin Wright 4 stars

3. R is for reminiscing.
a) Read a book from the genre of Historical Fiction
Lilac Girls by Martha Hall Kelly AA 5 stars

b) Read a book whose title starts with R
Reckless Road by Christine Feehan 5 stars

4. C is for colour.
a) Read a book with a brightly coloured cover
Wyoming True by Diana Palmer 4 stars

b) Read a book whose title starts with C
Cry Wolf by Patricia Briggs 5 stars

5. H is for home.
a) Read a book set in the country where you live
The Girls of Mischief Bay by Susan Mallery AA 5 stars

b) Read a book whose title starts with H
House of Earth and Blood by Sarah J. Maas 5 stars

March Challenge - Spell-it-Out
Level: Easy
5/5
Completed 21st March

✅ 1. M is for male. Read a book by a male author.
Born a Crime: Stories From a South African Childhood by Trevor Noah 07/03 ★★★★

✅ 2. A is for Australia. Read a book by an Australian author.
The Agatha Christie Book Club by C.A. Larmer *AA* 06/03 ★★★☆

✅ 3. R is for reminiscing. Read a book from the genre of Historical Fiction.
The House at Mermaid's Cove by Lindsay Jayne Ashford 19/03 ★★★★

✅ 4. C is for colour. Read a book with a brightly coloured cover.
500 Miles from You by Jenny Colgan 08/03 ★★★☆

✅ 5. H is for home. Read a book set in the country where you live.
The House at Salvation Creek by Susan Duncan *AA* 21/03 ★★★★

AR Monthly Challenge - March 2021 - Spell It Out
Duration: 01/03/21 - 31/03/21
Level: EASY, i.e. 5 books, including at least 2 AAs
Progress: 5/5

✔ 1. M is for male - Read a book by a male author
2071 - The World We'll Leave Our Grandchildren by Chris Rapley 4★s

✔ 2. A is for Australia - Read a book by an Australian author
The Hidden Hours by Sara Foster (AA) 4★s

✔ 3. R is for reminiscing - Read a book from the genre of Historical Fiction
Wearing Paper Dresses by Anne Brinsden (AA) 5★s

✔ 4. C is for colour - Read a book whose title starts with C
The Course of Love by Alain de Botton 4★s

✔ 5. H is for home - Read a book set in Australia
Silver by Chris Hammer (AA) 5★s

AR Monthly Challenge - March 2021 - Spell It Out
Duration: 01/03/21 - 31/03/21
Level: EASY, i.e. 5 books, including at least 2 AAs
Progress: 3/5

1. M is for male - read a book by a male author
The Emperor of Nihon-Ja AA

2. A is for Australia - read a book by an Australian author
Every Move AA

3. R is for reminiscing - read a book from the genre of Historical Fiction
To Kill a Mockingbird

4. C is for colour - read a book whose title starts with C
The Curious Incident of the Dog in the Night-Time

5. H is for home - read a book whose title starts with H
Halt's Peril AA

Welcome all - you're linked!

Hi Brenda, I'd love to join in, please!
March Challenge - Spell-it-Out
Level: Easy
Progress: 5/5 AA: 2/2

1. M is for male. Read a book by a male author. Those Who Disappeared by Kevin Wignall (26/3) 4*

2. A is for Australia. Read a book by an Australian author. Bridge of Clay by Markus Zusak AA (20/3) 5*

3. R is for reminiscing. Read a book from the genre of Historical Fiction. The Paris Dressmaker by Kristy Cambron (22/3) 3.5*

4. C is for colour. Read a book with a brightly coloured cover. Murder With Strings Attached by Mark Reutlinger (9/3) 4*

5. H is for home. Read a book set in the country where you live. Elizabeth & Elizabeth by Sue Williams AA (8/4) 4*

March Challenge
10/10 books (4 AA)

1. M is for male.
✔ Read a book by a male author The Best Thing You Can Steal by Simon R. Green 5★
✔ Read a book whose title starts with M Mirrorland by Carole Johnstone 3.5★
2. A is for Australia.
✔ Read a book by an Australian author Stealing Time by Rebecca Bowyer AA 4★
✔ Read a book whose title starts with A Very English Murder by Verity Bright 4★

3. R is for reminiscing.
✔ Read a book from the genre of Historical Fiction The Willow Wren by Philipp Schott 4★
✔ Read a book whose title starts with R The Ripping Tree by Nikki Gemmell AA 4★

4. C is for colour.
✔ Read a book with a brightly coloured cover The Emporium of Imagination by Tabitha Bird AA 5★
✔ Read a book whose title starts with C The Chosen Seven by Gill D. Anderson AA 4★

5. H is for home.
✔ Read a book set in the country where you live A Million Things by Emily Spurr AA 5★
✔ Read a book whose title starts with H Her Last Holiday by C.L. Taylor 2.5★

Carolyn wrote: "Easy for me this month!
0/5 books (2 AA)

1. M is for male.
Read a book by a male author City of Light by Dave Warner AA
Read a book whose title starts with M [book:..."

Carolyn, you've stipulated Easy but it looks like you're doing hard ;)

Sarah and Carolyn, you're both linked!

March Challenge - Spell-it-Out
Level: Easy
5/5

Doing all 10 categories but only with 5 books :)

1. M is for male.
Male Author/Starts with M

The Midnight Library by Matt Haig 3 stars

2. A is for Australia.
Australian author/Title starts with A

The Anti-Cool Girl by Rosie Waterland AA 4 stars

3. R is for reminiscing.
Historical Fiction/Title starts with R

Remarkable Creatures by Tracy Chevalier 4 stars

4. C is for colour.
Brightly coloured cover/Title starts with C

Cleave by Nikki Gemmell AA 2.5 stars

5. H is for home.
Set in the country where you live/Title starts with H

Heart of the Grass Tree by Molly Murn AA 3 stars

March Challenge - Spell-it-Out
Level: Easy
5/5 (as of 30 March)


M M is for male. Read a book by a male author
Tears of the Giraffe by Alexander McCall Smith
Review: https://www.goodreads.com/review/show... (4 Stars)

A Read a book whose title starts with A
A Court of Mist and Fury by Sarah J. Maas
Review: https://www.goodreads.com/review/show... (4 Stars)

R R is for reminiscing. Read a book from the genre of Historical Fiction
Bringing Down the Duke by Evie Dunmore
Review: https://www.goodreads.com/review/show... (3.5 Stars)

C C is for colour. Read a book with a brightly coloured cover
One Summer in Santorini by Sandy Barker AA
Review: https://www.goodreads.com/review/show... (2 Stars)

H H is for home. Read a book set in the country where you live
Sanctuary by Judy Nunn
Review: https://www.goodreads.com/review/show... (2 Stars)

Brenda wrote: "Carolyn wrote: "Easy for me this month!
0/5 books (2 AA)

1. M is for male.
Read a book by a male author City of Light by Dave Warner AA
Read a book whose title star..."

Ha! You caught me out Brenda! Changed my mind midway ;)

Easy
5/5
2/2AA

1. M is for male.
Read a book by a male author OR read a book whose title starts with M
The Comedians by Graham Greene finished Mar20 5*

2. A is for Australia.
Read a book by an Australian author OR read a book whose title starts with A
Bloodtree River by Sarah Barrie AA finished Mar12 4*

3. R is for reminiscing.
Read a book from the genre of Historical Fiction OR read a book whose title starts with R
Girl with a Pearl Earring by Tracy Chevalier finished Mar4 4*

4. C is for colour.
Read a book with a brightly coloured cover OR read a book whose title starts with C
Providence by Max Barry AA finished Mar24 5*

5. H is for home.
Read a book set in the country where you live OR read a book whose title starts with H
Half Life by Jillian Cantor finished Mar22 5*

I just finished the February Challenge so I am going to give the March Challenge a go :)

March Challenge Spell-it-Out

Level Easy

0/5

1. M. read a book whose title starts with M

Malicious Desire Laney
Kaye AA Done

2..A. Read a book by an Australian Author

A Home Like Ours Fiona
Lowe AA Done

3. R. Read a book from the Historical fiction genre

The Codebreakers Alli Sinclair AA Done

4. C. Read a book whose title starts with C

Janet Gover Close to Home AA Done

5. H. Read a book set in the country you live

5. H. Stefanie London Her Aussie Holiday AA Done



All done I am loving theses challenges I am hooked :)

EASY level (5 books)

1. M is for male.
The Bluffs by Kyle Perry AA 3* 12/03/21

2. A is for Australia.
Honeybee by Craig Silvey AA 5* 28/03/21

3. R is for reminiscing.
To Calais, in Ordinary Time by James Meek

4. C is for colour.
Concrete Rose by Angie Thomas or The Climate Cure: Solving the Climate Emergency in the Era of COVID-19 by Tim Flannery AA

5. H is for home.
How Much of These Hills Is Gold by C Pam Zhang 3* 19/03/21

EDIT 28/03/21 - Unfortunately I am going to throw in the towel on this challenge ... I can't finish 2 books in the remaining 3 days!

For this challenge is A/An/The not included if it is the first word in the title? Thanks :)

March Challenge - Spell-it-Out
Level: Easy
0/5

1. M is for male.
Read a book by a male author
Police by Jo Nesbø

2. A is for Australia.
Read a book by an Australian author
The Secrets Mothers Keep by Jacquie Underdown(AA)

3. R is for reminiscing.
Read a book from the genre of Historical Fiction
The Naturalist's Daughter by Tea Cooper(AA)

4. C is for colour.
Read a book with a brightly coloured cover
Sunset Express by Robert Crais

5. H is for home.
Read a book set in the country where you live
Under the Golden Sun by Jenny Ashcroft(AA)

Cherie wrote: "March Challenge - Spell-it-Out
Level: Easy
0/5

Doing all 10 categories but only with 5 books :)

1. M is for male.
Male Author/Starts with M

The Midnight Library by [author:Matt H..."

Very clever Cherie!

Amy wrote: "For this challenge is A/An/The not included if it is the first word in the title? Thanks :)"

Either/or Amy. You can use those, or leave them for your title :)

Carolyn wrote: "Brenda wrote: "Carolyn wrote: "Easy for me this month!
0/5 books (2 AA)

1. M is for male.
Read a book by a male author City of Light by Dave Warner AA
Read a book w..."

LOL!!

Easy: 4/5

Male author: The Night Bird by Brian Freeman 8/3 4.5★
Aus author: Second Sight by AA Aoife Clifford 3/3 4★
Reminisce: Death in Delft by Graham Brack 13/3 5★
Colour: Hard Fall by J.B. Turner
Home Country: The Fallout by AA Garry Disher 20/3 4★

Welcome Alex, you're linked :)

I would like join

March Challenge - Spell-it-Out
Level: Easy 2AA
5/5

1. M. Read a book by a Male author
The Windup Girl by Paolo Bacigalupi Read 19/3. 3★

2. A is for Australia.
Read a book by an Australian author
All That Impossible Space by Anna Morgan Read 17/3. 3★ AA

3. R is for reminiscing.
Read a book from the genre of Historical Fiction
The Portrait of a Lady by Henry James Read 15/3. 3★ Review: https://www.goodreads.com/review/show...

4. C is for colour.
Read a book whose title starts with C
Catch Me If I Fall by Barry Jonsberg Read 14/3. 4★ AA Review: https://www.goodreads.com/review/show...

5. H is for home.
Read a book whose title starts with H
Heretics Anonymous by Katie Henry Read 11/3. 4★ Review:
https://www.goodreads.com/review/show...

March Challenge - Spell-it-Out
Level: Easy
5/5 AA 4/4

1. M is for male.
Read a book by a MALE AUTHOR (OR read a book whose title starts with M)
The Wife and the Widow by Christian White AA....read 4*

2. A is for Australia.
Read a book by an ASTRALIAN AUTHOR (OR read a book whose title starts with A)
Only Daughter by Anna Snoekstra AA....read 3.5*

3. R is for reminiscing.
Read a book from the genre of HISTORICAL FICTION (OR read a book whose title starts with R)
Exposure by Helen Dunmore....read 3.5*

4. C is for colour.
Read a book with a BRIGHTLY COLOURED COVER (OR read a book whose title starts with C)
The Red Coast by Di Morrissey AA....read 3.5*

5. H is for home.
Read a book set in the COUNTRY WHERE YOU LIVE (OR read a book whose title starts with H)
The Precipice by Virginia Duigan AA....read 3*

March Challenge - Spell-it-Out
Level: Easy
5/5 COMPLETED

1. M is for male.
Read a book by a male author OR read a book whose title starts with M
My Family and Other Animals by Gerald Durrell 26/03/2021 2.5*

2. A is for Australia.
Read a book by an Australian author OR read a book whose title starts with A
All the Murmuring Bones by A.G. Slatter AA 17/03/2021 5+* https://www.goodreads.com/review/show...

3. R is for reminiscing.
Read a book from the genre of Historical Fiction
The Imitator by Rebecca Starford AA 05/03/2021 3.5*

4. C is for colour.
Read a book with a brightly coloured cover
Here We Are by Graham Swift 21/03/2021 4*

5. H is for home.
Read a book set in the country where you live
Ghost River by Tony Birch AA 14/03/2021 4.5* https://www.goodreads.com/book/show/2...

March Challenge - Spell-it-Out
Level: Easy
3/5

1. M is for male.
Read a book by a male author
The Dancer Upstairs by Nicholas Shakespeare

2. A is for Australia.
Read a book by an Australian author
The Pact by Thomas Keneally AA ✅Finished 21.03.2021 2⭐️

3. R is for reminiscing.
Read a book whose title starts with R
The Return by Nicholas Sparks

4. C is for colour.
Read a book with a brightly coloured cover
Transcendent Kingdom by Yaa Gyasi ✅Finished 04.03.2021 3⭐️

5. H is for home.
Read a book set in the country where you live
Scrublands by Chris Hammer AA ✅Finished 19.03.2021 5⭐️

Welcome Clare, Trish, Kali and Vanessa - you're all linked :)

March Challenge - Spell-it-Out
Level: Easy
5/5 Finished Australian authors 4/5

1. M is for male.
a book whose title starts with M
Melting Moments by Anna Goldsworthy AA 4.5 Stars Read 8/3/21
2. A is for Australia.
Read a book by an Australian author
The Sultan's Daughter by Jane Downing AA 4 Stars Read 21/3/21
3. R is for reminiscing.
Read a book from the genre of Historical Fiction
Caleb's Crossing by Geraldine Brooks AA 4 Stars Read 25/3/21
4. C is for colour.
Read a book with a brightly coloured cover
The Glovemaker by Ann Weisgarber 4 Stars Read 14/3/21
5. H is for home.
Read a book set in the country where you live
Riptides by Kirsten Alexander AA 4 Stars Read 28/3/21

Welcome Kim, you're linked.

Brenda wrote: "Welcome Kim, you're linked."

Thank you Brenda. It sounds like a fun one :D

I hope so Kim :)

March Challenge - Spell-it-Out
Level: Easy
0/5

1. M is for male.
a) Read a book by a male author
The Thursday Murder Club by Richard Osman read 3/3/21 - 5 ⭐

2. A is for Australia.
a) Read a book by an Australian author
Area 7 by Matthew Reilly AA read 7/3/21 - 4 ⭐

3. R is for reminiscing.
b) Read a book whose title starts with R.
Ride the Tide by Julie Ann Walker read 1/3/21 - 3 ⭐

4. C is for colour.
a) Read a book with a brightly coloured cover.
Tea with Milk and Murder by H.Y. Hanna AA read 12/3/21 - 5 ⭐

5. H is for home.
a) Read a book set in the country where you live.
Murder in Montparnasse by Kerry Greenwood AA read 2/3/21 - 4 ⭐

March Challenge - Spell-it-Out
Level: Easy
4/5

1. M is for male.
Read a book by a male author
Coffin Road by Peter May 4★

2. A is for Australia.
Read a book by an Australian author
Come Back to Me by Annie Seaton AA 3.5★

3. R is for reminiscing.
Read a book from the genre of Historical Fiction
Sovereign by C.J. Sansom - still reading

4. C is for colour.
Read a book with a brightly coloured cover
The Governess Affair by Courtney Milan 4★

5. H is for home.
Read a book set in the country where you live
The House at the End of the Street by Jennie JonesAA 4★

Brenda wrote: "Welcome Clare, Trish, Kali and Vanessa - you're all linked :)"
Thanks, Brenda :)