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Mod
Well done.
Here are Sherri's prompts:
10 points:
- It is “Happy New Year" for the Romans – read any anticipated books on your TBR list, recently added or older.
- On March 4th, “Happy Birthday to You” was circulated. Read any book that you received as a gift.
- March’s birthstone is Aquamarine. It can also be known as the Blue Nile or a stone/water of the sea. Read a book with blue on the cover or a blue-ish word in the title. (eg: Sea, Sky, Water).
25 points:
- March 1st, the “Lindbergh baby” vanished. Read a mystery about a missing person.
- The zodiac sign for the first half of March is Pisces. Pisces are known to be emotionally sensitive, aware, gracious and go to great lengths to make those around them happy. Read a book that will make you happy or has a happy ending.
- The zodiac sign for the later half of March is Aries. Aries are known to be passionate, motivated, confident, and has a cheerful disposition along with relentless determination. Read a book that would be challenging: either a genre that is new to you, or tackle a big book/a book series.
50 points:
- On March 1st, Yellowstone became the first national park in the US. Read a book set out in nature or the main character is an animal.
- On March 6th, Silly Putty was invented. Read a book that you deem to be fun.
- On March 12th, it is “Plant a Flower Day”. Read a book that has flowers on the cover/as a title. Double points if it is March’s flower – the Daffodil.
Mod
Well done.
Here are Lindsey's prompts:
10 points:
- March is the 3rd month. Read a book that has a “3” somewhere in the page count.
- James Patterson’s birthday is in March. Read a thriller. Double points if it’s by James Patterson.
- Dr. Seuss’s birthday is in March. Read a children’s, kid’s or YA book.
- March 31, 1951 the first commercially built US computer sold. Read an e-book.
25 points:
- March is National Woman’s History Month. Read a book by a female author or with a female protagonist.
- Depending on which calendar you look at, either March 17th or 21st is Absolutely Incredible Kid Day. That’s everyday in my house because I have the most amazing son. Read a book with a kid as one of the MC.
- March’s birthstones are aquamarine and bloodstone. These stones symbolize courage. Read a book where the MC exhibits courage.
- March 3, 1923 the first issue of “Time” magazine appeared on the newsstands. Read a book where one of the characters is a journalist or the author is a journalist.
50 points:
- March 1, 1961 the Peace Corps was established. Read a book where the MC goes to a developing country to assist with health care, education or other basic human needs.
- March 26th American playwright Tennessee Williams was born. His works went on to win two Pulitzer Prizes. Read a play or a book that’s won a Pulitzer Prize.
- Ash Wednesday, Purim and World Day of Prayer are all in March. Read a book tagged as Christian, Religious, or Spiritual.
- St. Patrick’s Day - read a book set in Ireland or by an Irish author.
Mod
Ruth: 1991/695
Eileen: 2877/715
Anne: 2881/510
Bill: 2836/355
Lance: 2777/265
Lindsey: 4312/2410
Kristin: 2436/405
Tonya: 4783/2700 *WINNER MOST BONUS POINTS READ*
Kristine: 5164/460 *WINNER MOST PAGES READ*
Denise: 1929/375
Tawallah: 4480/915
Desley(Cat fosterer): 626/150
Judy: 5302/0
Sherri: 10325/455
Jan: 3700/995
Evyan: 866/370
Kathleen: 5769/375
Vanessa 990/335
Kerry: 0/0
Vikki: 2834/305
I think this is the most bonus points I've yet seen amassed!
Mod
Start Date: 03/01/2022
End Date: 03/31/2022
*COMPLETED*
Total Pages Read: 1991
Bonus Points: 695
Books Read:
1. The Year's at the Spring: An Anthology of Best-Loved Poems Illustrated by Harry Clarke *READ* 04.03.2022 - 144 pages.
2. Murder On The Orient Express by Agatha Christie *READ* 04.03.2022 - 222 pages.
3. Cal *READ* 11.03.2022 - 157 pages.
4. A Poem for Every Night of the Year*PART READ* 31.03.2022 - 37 pages.
5. Dreaming of Italy *READ* 15.03.2022 - 217 pages.
6. The Missing Ones *READ* 18.03.2022 - 416 pages.
7. The Mystery of the Blue Train *READ* 22.03.2022 - 220 pages.
8. Honeymoon *READ* 25.03.2022 - 311 pages.
9. Akin *READ* 29.03.2022 - 267 pages.
- It is “Happy New Year" for the Romans – read any anticipated books on your TBR list, recently added or older.
The Year's at the Spring: An Anthology of Best-Loved Poems Illustrated by Harry Clarke
The Missing Ones
- On March 4th, “Happy Birthday to You” was circulated. Read any book that you received as a gift.
The Missing Ones
- March’s birthstone is Aquamarine. It can also be known as the Blue Nile or a stone/water of the sea. Read a book with blue on the cover or a blue-ish word in the title. (eg: Sea, Sky, Water).
- March is the 3rd month. Read a book that has a “3” somewhere in the page count.
Honeymoon
- James Patterson’s birthday is in March. Read a thriller. Double points if it’s by James Patterson.
Murder On The Orient Express by Agatha Christie
The Missing Ones
The Mystery of the Blue Train
Honeymoon DOUBLE POINTS.
- Dr. Seuss’s birthday is in March. Read a children’s, kid’s or YA book.
- March 31, 1951 the first commercially built US computer sold. Read an e-book.
Murder On The Orient Express by Agatha Christie
Cal
Dreaming of Italy
The Mystery of the Blue Train
Akin
25 points:
- March 1st, the “Lindbergh baby” vanished. Read a mystery about a missing person.
The Missing Ones
- The zodiac sign for the first half of March is Pisces. Pisces are known to be emotionally sensitive, aware, gracious and go to great lengths to make those around them happy. Read a book that will make you happy or has a happy ending.
- The zodiac sign for the later half of March is Aries. Aries are known to be passionate, motivated, confident, and has a cheerful disposition along with relentless determination. Read a book that would be challenging: either a genre that is new to you, or tackle a big book/a book series.
- March is National Woman’s History Month. Read a book by a female author or with a female protagonist.
Murder On The Orient Express by Agatha Christie
Dreaming of Italy
The Missing Ones
The Mystery of the Blue Train
Honeymoon
Akin
- Depending on which calendar you look at, either March 17th or 21st is Absolutely Incredible Kid Day. That’s everyday in my house because I have the most amazing son. Read a book with a kid as one of the MC.
Akin
- March’s birthstones are aquamarine and bloodstone. These stones symbolize courage. Read a book where the MC exhibits courage.
Cal
Dreaming of Italy
The Missing Ones
Akin
- March 3, 1923 the first issue of “Time” magazine appeared on the newsstands. Read a book where one of the characters is a journalist or the author is a journalist.
The Missing Ones
50 points:
- On March 1st, Yellowstone became the first national park in the US. Read a book set out in nature or the main character is an animal.
- On March 6th, Silly Putty was invented. Read a book that you deem to be fun.
- On March 12th, it is “Plant a Flower Day”. Read a book that has flowers on the cover/as a title. Double points if it is March’s flower – the Daffodil.
The Year's at the Spring: An Anthology of Best-Loved Poems Illustrated by Harry Clarke
- March 1, 1961 the Peace Corps was established. Read a book where the MC goes to a developing country to assist with health care, education or other basic human needs.
- March 26th American playwright Tennessee Williams was born. His works went on to win two Pulitzer Prizes. Read a play or a book that’s won a Pulitzer Prize.
- Ash Wednesday, Purim and World Day of Prayer are all in March. Read a book tagged as Christian, Religious, or Spiritual.
- St. Patrick’s Day - read a book set in Ireland or by an Irish author.
Cal
The Missing Ones
Akin
On The Same Page Monthly Reading Challenge MARCH 2022Start Date: 03/01/2022
End Date: 03/31/2022
Total Pages Read: 2877
Bonus Points:715
Books Read:
1. The Truth According to Ginny Moon
2. First Comes Like
3. 19 Yellow Moon Road
4. Timber is Missing
5. The Royals Next Door
6. The Four Winds
7. Alert
8. The Lemon Orchard
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10 points:
- It is “Happy New Year" for the Romans – read any anticipated books on your TBR list, recently added or older.
- On March 4th, “Happy Birthday to You” was circulated. Read any book that you received as a gift.
- March’s birthstone is Aquamarine. It can also be known as the Blue Nile or a stone/water of the sea. Read a book with blue on the cover or a blue-ish word in the title. (eg: Sea, Sky, Water).
March is the 3rd month. Read a book that has a “3” somewhere in the page count.
- James Patterson’s birthday is in March. Read a thriller. Double points if it’s by James Patterson.
- Dr. Seuss’s birthday is in March. Read a children’s, kid’s or YA book.
March 31, 1951 the first commercially built US computer sold. Read an e-book.
25 points:
- March 1st, the “Lindbergh baby” vanished. Read a mystery about a missing person.
- The zodiac sign for the first half of March is Pisces. Pisces are known to be emotionally sensitive, aware, gracious and go to great lengths to make those around them happy. Read a book that will make you happy or has a happy ending.
- The zodiac sign for the later half of March is Aries. Aries are known to be passionate, motivated, confident, and has a cheerful disposition along with relentless determination. Read a book that would be challenging: either a genre that is new to you, or tackle a big book/a book series.
March is National Woman’s History Month. Read a book by a female author or with a female protagonist.
- Depending on which calendar you look at, either March 17th or 21st is Absolutely Incredible Kid Day. That’s everyday in my house because I have the most amazing son. Read a book with a kid as one of the MC.
- March’s birthstones are aquamarine and bloodstone. These stones symbolize courage. Read a book where the MC exhibits courage.
- March 3, 1923 the first issue of “Time” magazine appeared on the newsstands. Read a book where one of the characters is a journalist or the author is a journalist.
50 points:
- On March 1st, Yellowstone became the first national park in the US. Read a book set out in nature or the main character is an animal.
- On March 6th, Silly Putty was invented. Read a book that you deem to be fun.
- On March 12th, it is “Plant a Flower Day”. Read a book that has flowers on the cover/as a title. Double points if it is March’s flower – the Daffodil.
- March 1, 1961 the Peace Corps was established. Read a book where the MC goes to a developing country to assist with health care, education or other basic human needs.
- March 26th American playwright Tennessee Williams was born. His works went on to win two Pulitzer Prizes. Read a play or a book that’s won a Pulitzer Prize.
- Ash Wednesday, Purim and World Day of Prayer are all in March. Read a book tagged as Christian, Religious, or Spiritual.
- St. Patrick’s Day - read a book set in Ireland or by an Irish author.
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On The Same Page Monthly Reading Challenge MARCH 2022Start Date: 03/01/2022
End Date: 03/31/2022
Total Pages Read: 2881
Bonus Points: 510
Books Read:
1. Just Another Judgement Day 3/8, last 193, +35 (3, courage)
2. Kristy and the Vampires 3/14, 145, +70 (children's, e-book, female, kid)
3. Shadowhouse Fall 3/16, last 218, +80 (blue, 3, YA, female, courage)
4. The Babysitters Remember 3/21, 242, +70 (children's, e-book, female, kid)
5. Inkheart 3/25, 276, +95 (3, children's, female, kid, courage)
6. Capture the Crown 3/25, 435, +70 (blue, 3, female, courage)
7. Peril 3/26, 442, +35 (blue, journalist)
8. The Accomplice 3/27, 352, +55 (blue, 3, thriller, female)
9. Jade War 87
10. Extinction Machine 188
11. Shadow and Bone 155
12. Peter Pan 30
13. The Burning 118
Mod
Start Date: 03/01/2022
End Date: 03/31/2022
Total Pages Read: 2836 pages
Bonus Points: 355 pts
Books Read:
1. Red River Resistance by Katherena Vermette 47 pages, finished 5 Mar, 3.5 stars
2. Fifty-Four Pigs: A Dr. Bannerman Vet Mystery by Philipp Schott 246 pages, finished 7 Mar, 4 stars
3. Stray Kat Waltz by Karen Kijewski 342 pages, finished 10 Mar, 4 stars
4. Meet Me at the Morgue by Ross Macdonald 212 pages, finished 10 Mar, 4.5 stars
5. The Tiger Among Us by Leigh Brackett 140 pages, finished 13 Mar, 4.5 stars
6. Wycliffe and The Cycle of Death by W.J. Burley 322 pages, finished 15 Mar, 4 stars
7. The Disappeared by M.R. Hall 422 pages, finished 18 Mar, 4.5 stars
8. Gideon's Risk by J.J. Marric 160 pages, finished 19 Mar, 4 stars
9. Northwest Resistance by Katherena Vermette 47 pages, finished 23 Mar, 3.5 stars
10. The Players and The Game by Julian Symons 217 pages, finished 26 Mar, 5 stars,
11. The Diamond Bikini by Charles Williams 155 pages, finished 27 Mar, 3 stars
12. Rhode Island Red by Charlotte Carter 170 pages, finished 29 Mar, 4.5 stars
13. Road Allowance Era by Katherena Vermette 47 pages, finished 29 Mar, 3.5 stars
14. Girl Waits with Gun by Amy Stewart 408 pages, finished 31 Mar, 4 stars
10 points:
- It is “Happy New Year" for the Romans – read any anticipated books on your TBR list, recently added or older.
- On March 4th, “Happy Birthday to You” was circulated. Read any book that you received as a gift.
- March’s birthstone is Aquamarine. It can also be known as the Blue Nile or a stone/water of the sea. Read a book with blue on the cover or a blue-ish word in the title. (eg: Sea, Sky, Water).
- March is the 3rd month. Read a book that has a “3” somewhere in the page count.
-- Stray Kat Waltz by Karen Kijewski 342 pages (10 pts)
-- Wycliffe and the Cycle of Death by W.J. Burley 322 pages (10 pts)
- James Patterson’s birthday is in March. Read a thriller. Double points if it’s by James Patterson.
-- Stray Kat Waltz by Karen Kijewski (10 pts)
- Dr. Seuss’s birthday is in March. Read a children’s, kid’s or YA book.
- March 31, 1951 the first commercially built US computer sold. Read an e-book.
25 points:
- March 1st, the “Lindbergh baby” vanished. Read a mystery about a missing person.
- The zodiac sign for the first half of March is Pisces. Pisces are known to be emotionally sensitive, aware, gracious and go to great lengths to make those around them happy. Read a book that will make you happy or has a happy ending.
- The zodiac sign for the later half of March is Aries. Aries are known to be passionate, motivated, confident, and has a cheerful disposition along with relentless determination. Read a book that would be challenging: either a genre that is new to you, or tackle a big book/a book series.
- March is National Woman’s History Month. Read a book by a female author or with a female protagonist.
-- Red River Resistance by Katherena Vermette (25 pts)
-- Stray Kat Waltz by Karen Kijewski (Kat Colorado) (25 pts)
-- The Tiger Among Us by Leigh Brackett (25 pts)
-- The Disappeared by M.R. Hall (Jenny Cooper) (25 pts)
-- Northwest Resistance by Katherena Vermette (25 pts)
-- Rhode Island Red by Charlotte Carter (Nanette Hayes) (25 pts)
-- Road Allowance Era by Katherena Vermette (25 stars)
-- Girl Waits with Gun by Amy Stewart (25 stars)
- Depending on which calendar you look at, either March 17th or 21st is Absolutely Incredible Kid Day. That’s everyday in my house because I have the most amazing son. Read a book with a kid as one of the MC.
-- Red River Resistance by Katherena Vermette (Echo, a teenager) (25 pts)
-- Northwest Resistance by Katherena Vermette (Echo, a teenager) (25 pts)
-- Road Allowance Era by Katherena Vermette (Echo) (25 pts)
--The Diamond Bikini by Charles Williams (Billy, aged 7) (25 pts)
- March’s birthstones are aquamarine and bloodstone. These stones symbolize courage. Read a book where the MC exhibits courage.
-- Girl Waits with Gun by Amy Stewart (Constance exhibits great courage) (25 pts)
- March 3, 1923 the first issue of “Time” magazine appeared on the newsstands. Read a book where one of the characters is a journalist or the author is a journalist.
50 points:
- On March 1st, Yellowstone became the first national park in the US. Read a book set out in nature or the main character is an animal.
- On March 6th, Silly Putty was invented. Read a book that you deem to be fun.
- On March 12th, it is “Plant a Flower Day”. Read a book that has flowers on the cover/as a title. Double points if it is March’s flower – the Daffodil.
- March 1, 1961 the Peace Corps was established. Read a book where the MC goes to a developing country to assist with health care, education or other basic human needs.
- March 26th American playwright Tennessee Williams was born. His works went on to win two Pulitzer Prizes. Read a play or a book that’s won a Pulitzer Prize.
- Ash Wednesday, Purim and World Day of Prayer are all in March. Read a book tagged as Christian, Religious, or Spiritual.
- St. Patrick’s Day - read a book set in Ireland or by an Irish author.
On The Same Page Monthly Reading Challenge MARCH 2022Start Date: 03/01/2022
End Date: 03/31/2022
Total Pages Read: 2777
Bonus Points: 265
Books Read:
1.We Showed Baltimore: The Lacrosse Revolution of the 1970s and Richie Moran's Big Red - 368 pages - read 3/2/22
2.Billion Dollar Fantasy: The High-Stakes Game Between FanDuel and DraftKings That Upended Sports in America - read 3/3/22 - 304 pages
3.Playmakers: How the NFL Really Works - 384 pages - read 3/5/22
4.The Spencer Haywood Rule: Battles, Basketball, and the Making of an American Iconoclast - 240 pages - read 3/8/22
5.Built to Lose: How the NBA’s Tanking Era Changed the League Forever - 320 pages read 3/16/22
6. Rickey: The Life and Legend of an American Original - 420 pages - read 3/19/22
7. Rigged Justice: How the College Admissions Scandal Ruined an Innocent Man's Life - 256 pages. Read 3/22/22
8. Coach K: The Rise and Reign of Mike Krzyzewski - 384 pages - read 3/28/22
9. Robotic Golf How a High-Handicap Golfer Can Become a Single-Digit Golfer by a Guy Who Did It - 193 pages - read 3/30/22
Bonus points:
10 points - We Showed Baltimore - 3 in page count
10 points - We Showed Baltimore - e-book
10 points - Billion Dollar Fantasy - 3 in page count
10 points - Playmakers - 3 in page count
10 points - Playmakers - anticipated book on TBR
10 points - Playmakers - e-book
25 points - Playmakers - author is a journalist
10 points - Spencer Haywood rule - TBR
10 points - Spencer Haywood Rule - e-book
10 points - Built to Lose - 3 in page count
10 points - Built to Lose - e-book
10 points - Rickey - TBR
10 points- Rickey - e-book
25 points - Rickey - author is a journalist
10 points - Rigged Justice - TBR
10 points - Rigged Justice - e-book
10 points - Rigged Justice - blue on cover
10 Points - Coach K - e-book
25 points - Coach K - courage
10 points - Coach K - 3 in page count
10 points - Coach K - blue on cover
10 points - Robotic Golf - e-book
10 points:
- It is “Happy New Year" for the Romans – read any anticipated books on your TBR list, recently added or older.
- On March 4th, “Happy Birthday to You” was circulated. Read any book that you received as a gift.
- March’s birthstone is Aquamarine. It can also be known as the Blue Nile or a stone/water of the sea. Read a book with blue on the cover or a blue-ish word in the title. (eg: Sea, Sky, Water).
- March is the 3rd month. Read a book that has a “3” somewhere in the page count.
- James Patterson’s birthday is in March. Read a thriller. Double points if it’s by James Patterson.
- Dr. Seuss’s birthday is in March. Read a children’s, kid’s or YA book.
- March 31, 1951 the first commercially built US computer sold. Read an e-book.
25 points:
- March 1st, the “Lindbergh baby” vanished. Read a mystery about a missing person.
- The zodiac sign for the first half of March is Pisces. Pisces are known to be emotionally sensitive, aware, gracious and go to great lengths to make those around them happy. Read a book that will make you happy or has a happy ending.
- The zodiac sign for the later half of March is Aries. Aries are known to be passionate, motivated, confident, and has a cheerful disposition along with relentless determination. Read a book that would be challenging: either a genre that is new to you, or tackle a big book/a book series.
- March is National Woman’s History Month. Read a book by a female author or with a female protagonist.
- Depending on which calendar you look at, either March 17th or 21st is Absolutely Incredible Kid Day. That’s everyday in my house because I have the most amazing son. Read a book with a kid as one of the MC.
- March’s birthstones are aquamarine and bloodstone. These stones symbolize courage. Read a book where the MC exhibits courage.
- March 3, 1923 the first issue of “Time” magazine appeared on the newsstands. Read a book where one of the characters is a journalist or the author is a journalist.
50 points:
- On March 1st, Yellowstone became the first national park in the US. Read a book set out in nature or the main character is an animal.
- On March 6th, Silly Putty was invented. Read a book that you deem to be fun.
- On March 12th, it is “Plant a Flower Day”. Read a book that has flowers on the cover/as a title. Double points if it is March’s flower – the Daffodil.
- March 1, 1961 the Peace Corps was established. Read a book where the MC goes to a developing country to assist with health care, education or other basic human needs.
- March 26th American playwright Tennessee Williams was born. His works went on to win two Pulitzer Prizes. Read a play or a book that’s won a Pulitzer Prize.
- Ash Wednesday, Purim and World Day of Prayer are all in March. Read a book tagged as Christian, Religious, or Spiritual.
- St. Patrick’s Day - read a book set in Ireland or by an Irish author.
On The Same Page Monthly Reading Challenge MARCH 2022Start Date: 03/01/2022
End Date: 03/31/2022
Total Pages Read: 4,312
Bonus Points: 2,410
Books Read:
1. Komodo Dragon Vs. King Cobra 32 pgs, 3/2
[+10 - 3 in page count]
[+10 - kids book]
[+50 - set in nature/animal]
2. A Flicker in the Dark 357 pgs, 3/2
[+10 - anticipated book on TBR]
[+10 - recieved as a gift]
[+10 - 3 in page count]
[+10 - thriller]
[+25 - missing person]
[+25 - female author]
[+25 - courage]
3. The Walk 320 pgs, 3/4
[+10 - anticipated book on tbr]
[+10 - 3 in page count]
[+25 - courage]
[+50 - set in nature]
[+50 - religous]
4. The Berenstain Bear Scouts Meet Bigpaw 112 pgs, 3/5
[+10 - kids book]
[+50 - set in nature/animal]
5. Ultimate Ocean Rumble 32 pgs, 3/5
[+10 - anticipated book on TBR]
[+10 - blue on cover]
[+10 - 3 in page count]
[+10 - kids book]
[+50 - nature/animals]
6. Ultimate Jungle Rumble 32 pgs, 3/7
[+10 - anticipated book on TBR]
[+10 - 3 in page count]
[+10 - kid's book]
[+50 - nature/animals]
7. Miss Lazar Is Bizarre! 96 pgs, 3/8
[+10 - blue cover]
[+10 - kid's book]
[+25 - kid as MC]
[+50 - funny book]
8. Who Would Win? Ultimate Bug Rumble 32 pgs, 3/8
[+10 - 3 in page count]
[+10 - kid's book]
[+50 - nature/animal]
9. The Club 320 pgs, 3/10
[+10 - 3 in page count]
[+10 - thriller]
[+10 - ebook]
[+25 - missing person]
[+25 - female author/protagonist]
[+25 - journalists]
[+50 - nature]
10. Clarice Bean Spells Trouble 189 pgs, 3/11
[+10 - kid's book]
[+25 - happy ending]
[+25 - female author]
[+25 - kid as MC]
[+50 - fun book]
11. Mr. Jack Is a Maniac! 112 pgs, 3/11
[+10 - anticipated book]
[+10 - blue cover]
[+10 - kids book]
[+25 - kid as MC]
[+50 - book that is fun]
12. My Weirder-est School #6: Mrs. Bacon Is Fakin'! 112 pgs, 3/12
[+10 - kids book]
[+25 - kid as MC]
[+50 - book that is fun]
13. Mr. Docker Is Off His Rocker! 112 pgs, 3/12
[+10 - kids book]
[+25 - kid as MC]
[+50 - book that is fun]
14. My Weirder-est School #5: Mr. Marty Loves a Party! 112 pgs, 3/13
[+10 - blue cover]
[+10 - kids book]
[+25 - kid as MC]
[+50 - book that is fun]
15. Mayor Hubble Is in Trouble! 112 pgs, 3/13
[+10 - kids book]
[+25 - kid as MC]
[+50 - book that is fun]
16. Mr. Louie Is Screwy! 112 pgs, 3/13
[+10 - kids book]
[+25 - kid as MC]
[+50 - book that is fun]
17. Pieces of Her 496 pgs, 3/15
[+10 - anticipated book]
[+10 - gift]
[+10 - thriller]
[+25 - big book]
[+25 - female author/protagonist]
[+25 - courage]
18. My Weird School Special: The Leprechaun Is Finally Gone! 144 pgs, 3/18
[+10 - kids book]
[+25 - kid as MC]
19. Oh, Valentine, We've Lost Our Minds! 144 pgs, 3/19
[+10 - kids book]
[+25 - kid as MC]
20. Bunny Double, We're in Trouble! 144 pgs, 3/19
[+10 - blue cover]
[+10 - kids book]
[+25 - kid as MC]
21. Stanley, Flat Again! 86 pgs
[+10 - blue cover]
[+10 - kids book]
[+25 - kid as MC]
22. Dream Big: Know What You Want, Why You Want It, and What You’re Going to Do About It 256 pgs, 3/20
[+10 - anticipated book on TBR]
[+10 - ebook]
[+50 - religious]
23. My Weirder-est School #8: Miss Aker Is a Maker! 112 pgs, 3/23
[+10 - blue cover]
[+10 - kids book]
[+25 - kid as MC]
[+50 - book that's fun]
24. The Time Warp Wonder 96 pgs, 3/24
[+10 - blue cover]
[+10 - kids book]
[+25 - kid as MC]
25. My Weirder-est School #7: Ms. Jo-Jo Is a Yo-Yo! 112 pgs, 3/24
[+10 - kids book]
[+25 - kid as MC]
[+50 - book that's fun]
26. My Weird School Special: Bummer in the Summer!
27. The Record Keeper
10 points:
- It is “Happy New Year" for the Romans – read any anticipated books on your TBR list, recently added or older.
- On March 4th, “Happy Birthday to You” was circulated. Read any book that you received as a gift.
- March’s birthstone is Aquamarine. It can also be known as the Blue Nile or a stone/water of the sea. Read a book with blue on the cover or a blue-ish word in the title. (eg: Sea, Sky, Water).
- March is the 3rd month. Read a book that has a “3” somewhere in the page count.
- James Patterson’s birthday is in March. Read a thriller. Double points if it’s by James Patterson.
- Dr. Seuss’s birthday is in March. Read a children’s, kid’s or YA book.
- March 31, 1951 the first commercially built US computer sold. Read an e-book.
25 points:
- March 1st, the “Lindbergh baby” vanished. Read a mystery about a missing person.
- The zodiac sign for the first half of March is Pisces. Pisces are known to be emotionally sensitive, aware, gracious and go to great lengths to make those around them happy. Read a book that will make you happy or has a happy ending.
- The zodiac sign for the later half of March is Aries. Aries are known to be passionate, motivated, confident, and has a cheerful disposition along with relentless determination. Read a book that would be challenging: either a genre that is new to you, or tackle a big book/a book series.
- March is National Woman’s History Month. Read a book by a female author or with a female protagonist.
- Depending on which calendar you look at, either March 17th or 21st is Absolutely Incredible Kid Day. That’s everyday in my house because I have the most amazing son. Read a book with a kid as one of the MC.
- March’s birthstones are aquamarine and bloodstone. These stones symbolize courage. Read a book where the MC exhibits courage.
- March 3, 1923 the first issue of “Time” magazine appeared on the newsstands. Read a book where one of the characters is a journalist or the author is a journalist.
50 points:
- On March 1st, Yellowstone became the first national park in the US. Read a book set out in nature or the main character is an animal.
- On March 6th, Silly Putty was invented. Read a book that you deem to be fun.
- On March 12th, it is “Plant a Flower Day”. Read a book that has flowers on the cover/as a title. Double points if it is March’s flower – the Daffodil.
- March 1, 1961 the Peace Corps was established. Read a book where the MC goes to a developing country to assist with health care, education or other basic human needs.
- March 26th American playwright Tennessee Williams was born. His works went on to win two Pulitzer Prizes. Read a play or a book that’s won a Pulitzer Prize.
- Ash Wednesday, Purim and World Day of Prayer are all in March. Read a book tagged as Christian, Religious, or Spiritual.
- St. Patrick’s Day - read a book set in Ireland or by an Irish author.
Start Date: 03/01/2022End Date: 03/31/2022
Total Pages Read: 2436
Bonus Points: 405
Books Read:
1. The Lions of Fifth Avenue 354 pg 3/5
2. Armageddon: The Cosmic Battle of the Ages 395 pg 3/10
3. The Public Library: A Photographic Essay 192 pg 3/14
4. She Who Became the Sun 410 pg 3/18
5. A War of Daisies 200 pg 3/19
6. The Island of Sea Women
7. The Book of Hidden Things 385 pg, 3/31
8. A Lady in the Smoke: A Victorian Mystery not finished yet 125 pg
10 points:
- It is “Happy New Year" for the Romans – read any anticipated books on your TBR list, recently added or older.
- On March 4th, “Happy Birthday to You” was circulated. Read any book that you received as a gift.
- March’s birthstone is Aquamarine. It can also be known as the Blue Nile or a stone/water of the sea. Read a book with blue on the cover or a blue-ish word in the title. (eg: Sea, Sky, Water).
- March is the 3rd month. Read a book that has a “3” somewhere in the page count.
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- James Patterson’s birthday is in March. Read a thriller. Double points if it’s by James Patterson.
- Dr. Seuss’s birthday is in March. Read a children’s, kid’s or YA book.
- March 31, 1951 the first commercially built US computer sold. Read an e-book.
25 points:
- March 1st, the “Lindbergh baby” vanished. Read a mystery about a missing person.
- The zodiac sign for the first half of March is Pisces. Pisces are known to be emotionally sensitive, aware, gracious and go to great lengths to make those around them happy. Read a book that will make you happy or has a happy ending.
- The zodiac sign for the later half of March is Aries. Aries are known to be passionate, motivated, confident, and has a cheerful disposition along with relentless determination. Read a book that would be challenging: either a genre that is new to you, or tackle a big book/a book series.
- March is National Woman’s History Month. Read a book by a female author or with a female protagonist.
- Depending on which calendar you look at, either March 17th or 21st is Absolutely Incredible Kid Day. That’s everyday in my house because I have the most amazing son. Read a book with a kid as one of the MC.
- March’s birthstones are aquamarine and bloodstone. These stones symbolize courage. Read a book where the MC exhibits courage.
- March 3, 1923 the first issue of “Time” magazine appeared on the newsstands. Read a book where one of the characters is a journalist or the author is a journalist.
50 points:
- On March 1st, Yellowstone became the first national park in the US. Read a book set out in nature or the main character is an animal.
- On March 6th, Silly Putty was invented. Read a book that you deem to be fun.
- On March 12th, it is “Plant a Flower Day”. Read a book that has flowers on the cover/as a title. Double points if it is March’s flower – the Daffodil.
- March 1, 1961 the Peace Corps was established. Read a book where the MC goes to a developing country to assist with health care, education or other basic human needs.
- March 26th American playwright Tennessee Williams was born. His works went on to win two Pulitzer Prizes. Read a play or a book that’s won a Pulitzer Prize.
- Ash Wednesday, Purim and World Day of Prayer are all in March. Read a book tagged as Christian, Religious, or Spiritual.
- St. Patrick’s Day - read a book set in Ireland or by an Irish author
I have never participated before but am going to give this a shot! Newly retired!On The Same Page Monthly Reading Challenge MARCH 2022
Start Date: 03/01/2022
End Date: 03/31/2022
Total Pages Read: 4783
Bonus Points: 2700
Books Read:
1. Faithfully Religionless - Timber Hawkeye - 3/1/22- 137 pages
2. The Horsewoman - James Patterson & Mike Lupica - 3/2/22 - 433 pages
3. Mooses Come Walking - Arlo Guthrie - 3/3/22 - 32 Pages
4. Brown Bear, Brown Bear, What Do You See? - Bill Martin Jr - 3/3/22 - 40 pages
5. The Very Hungry Caterpillar - Eric Carle - 3/3/22 - 26 pages
6. Polar Bear, Polar Bear, What Do You Hear? - Bill Martin Jr - 3/3/22 - 28 pages
7. The Very Busy Spider: A Lift-the-Flap Book - Eric Carle - 3/4/22 - 32 pages
8. Go, Dog. Go! - PD Eastman - 3/4/22 - 72 pages
9. The Cat in the Hat - Dr Seuss - 3/4/22 - 60 pages
10. The Upstairs Room - Kate Murray - 3/7/22 - 369 pages
11. Tara Road - Maeve Binchy - 3/10/22 - 502 pages
12. Don't Look Down - Jennifer Cruise & Bob Mayer - 3/12/22 - 294 pages
13. Neither Wolf Nor Dog: On Forgotten Roads with an Indian Elder - Kent Nerburn - 3/15/22 - 334 pages
14. The Alchemist - Michael Scott - 3/20/22 - 369 pages
15. Witch & Wizard - James Patterson & Gabrielle Charbonnet - 3/22/22 - 314 pages
16. Show Dog: The Charmed Life and Trying Times of a Near-Perfect Purebred - Josh Dean - 3/24/22 - 395 pages
17. The Masque of the Black Tulip - Lauren Willig - 3/29/22 - 425 pages
18. One Hundred Daffodils: Finding Beauty, Grace, and Meaning When Things Fall Apart - Rebecca Winn - 3/29/22 - 320 pages
19. The White Queen - Phillipa Gregory - 3/31/22 - 464 pages
20. Dinosaur, Dinosaur, Say Goodnight and other bedtime rhymes -3/29/22 - 22 pages
21. Proof - David Auburn - 3/30/22 - 83 pages
22. Miss Nelson Is Missing! - Harry Allard - 3/31/22 - 22 pages
- It is “Happy New Year" for the Romans – read any anticipated books on your TBR list, recently added or older.
- On March 4th, “Happy Birthday to You” was circulated. Read any book that you received as a gift.
- March’s birthstone is Aquamarine. It can also be known as the Blue Nile or a stone/water of the sea. Read a book with blue on the cover or a blue-ish word in the title. (eg: Sea, Sky, Water).
- March is the 3rd month. Read a book that has a “3” somewhere in the page count.
- James Patterson’s birthday is in March. Read a thriller. Double points if it’s by James Patterson.
(double points)
(double points)- Dr. Seuss’s birthday is in March. Read a children’s, kid’s or YA book.
- March 31, 1951 the first commercially built US computer sold. Read an e-book.
25 points:
- March 1st, the “Lindbergh baby” vanished. Read a mystery about a missing person.
- The zodiac sign for the first half of March is Pisces. Pisces are known to be emotionally sensitive, aware, gracious and go to great lengths to make those around them happy. Read a book that will make you happy or has a happy ending.
- The zodiac sign for the later half of March is Aries. Aries are known to be passionate, motivated, confident, and has a cheerful disposition along with relentless determination. Read a book that would be challenging: either a genre that is new to you, or tackle a big book/a book series.
(series)
(genre)
(series)
(series)
(genre)
(genre)
(big book)
- March is National Woman’s History Month. Read a book by a female author or with a female protagonist.
- Depending on which calendar you look at, either March 17th or 21st is Absolutely Incredible Kid Day. That’s everyday in my house because I have the most amazing son. Read a book with a kid as one of the MC.
- March’s birthstones are aquamarine and bloodstone. These stones symbolize courage. Read a book where the MC exhibits courage.
- March 3, 1923 the first issue of “Time” magazine appeared on the newsstands. Read a book where one of the characters is a journalist or the author is a journalist.
(Co-author/journalist)
50 points:
- On March 1st, Yellowstone became the first national park in the US. Read a book set out in nature or the main character is an animal.
- On March 6th, Silly Putty was invented. Read a book that you deem to be fun.
- On March 12th, it is “Plant a Flower Day”. Read a book that has flowers on the cover/as a title. Double points if it is March’s flower – the Daffodil.
(double points)- March 1, 1961 the Peace Corps was established. Read a book where the MC goes to a developing country to assist with health care, education or other basic human needs.
- March 26th American playwright Tennessee Williams was born. His works went on to win two Pulitzer Prizes. Read a play or a book that’s won a Pulitzer Prize.
- Ash Wednesday, Purim and World Day of Prayer are all in March. Read a book tagged as Christian, Religious, or Spiritual.
- St. Patrick’s Day - read a book set in Ireland or by an Irish author
(Irish Author)
(Irish Author)
Start Date: 3/1/22End Date: 3/31/22
Total Pages Read: 5164
Total Bonus Points: 460
(I just did 1X category for each book, 1X)
Thanks for Putting this Together. I had a really fun time and the different prompts kept me reading
Books Read
1. Harry Houdini, 3/2/22, Pages: 32
2. Gloria Steinem, 3/2/22, Pages: 32
3. Florence Nightingale, 3/2/22, Pages: 32 (+10)
4. Beautiful Little Fools, 3/2/22, Pages: 336 (+10)
5. The Particulars of Peter: Dance Lessons, DNA Tests, and Other Excuses to Hang Out with My Perfect Dog, Kelly Conaboy, 3/3/22, Pages: 256 (+50)
6. Under the Golden Sun, Jenny Ashcroft, 3/4/22, Pages: 336, (+25)
7. No One Is Too Small to Make a Difference, Greta Thunberg, 3/4, Audio = Pages: 112, (+25)
8. How the One-Armed Sister Sweeps Her House, Cherie Jones, 3/5, Pages: 278, (+25)
9. Miss Dior: A Story of Courage and Couture, 3/7, Pages: 448, (+25)
10. The Orchard, Kristina Gorcheva-Newberry, 3/12, Pages: 384, (+10)
11. The School for Good Mothers, 3/15, Pages: 336, (+25)
12. A Ballad of Love and Glory /59073482 3/15, Pages: 352, (+10)
13. Notes on an Execution, 3/22, Pages: 306, (+10)
14. Crossroads, 3/26, Pages: 580, (+50)
15. Beautiful World, Where Are You 🎧, Pages: 352, (+50)
16. The Water Rituals, 3/27, Pages: 480, (+25)
17. NetGalley's Book Advocate Toolkit, 3/30, Pages: 31, (+10)
18. Alice's Adventures in Wonderland, 3/31, Pages: 160, (+50)
19. The Puma Years: A Memoir of Love and Transformation in the Bolivian Jungle, 3/31, Pages: 321, (+50)
***1. It is “Happy New Year" for the Romans – read any anticipated books on your TBR list, recently added or older:
, ***2. On March 4th, “Happy Birthday to You” was circulated. Read any book that you received as a gift:
***3. March’s birthstone is Aquamarine. It can also be known as the Blue Nile or a stone/water of the sea. Read a book with blue on the cover or a blue-ish word in the title. (eg: Sea, Sky, Water): NetGalley's Book Advocate Toolkit
***4. March is the 3rd month. Read a book that has a “3” somewhere in the page count:
, Pages: 3365. James Patterson’s birthday is in March. Read a thriller. Double points if it’s by James Patterson:
***6. Dr. Seuss’s birthday is in March. Read a children’s, kid’s or YA book:
, 3/2 ***7. March 31, 1951 the first commercially built US computer sold. Read an e-book:
, Kristina Gorcheva-Newberry, 3/12 25 points:
***1. March 1st, the “Lindbergh baby” vanished. Read a mystery about a missing person:
***2. The zodiac sign for the first half of March is Pisces. Pisces are known to be emotionally sensitive, aware, gracious and go to great lengths to make those around them happy. Read a book that will make you happy or has a happy ending
***3. The zodiac sign for the later half of March is Aries. Aries are known to be passionate, motivated, confident, and has a cheerful disposition along with relentless determination. Read a book that would be challenging: either a genre that is new to you, or tackle a big book/a book series: Dystopian/Fantasy New Genre:
***4. March is National Woman’s History Month. Read a book by a female author or with a female protagonist:
***5. Depending on which calendar you look at, either March 17th or 21st is Absolutely Incredible Kid Day. Read a book with a kid as one of the MC:
, ***6. March’s birthstones are aquamarine and bloodstone. These stones symbolize courage. Read a book where the MC exhibits courage:
7. March 3, 1923 the first issue of “Time” magazine appeared on the newsstands. Read a book where one of the characters is a journalist or the author is a journalist:
50 points:
***1. On March 1st, Yellowstone became the first national park in the US. Read a book set out in nature or the main character is an animal:
***2. On March 6th, Silly Putty was invented. Read a book that you deem to be fun: NetGalley's Book Advocate Toolkit,
3. On March 12th, it is “Plant a Flower Day”. Read a book that has flowers on the cover/as a title. Double points if it is March’s flower – the Daffodil:
4. March 1, 1961 the Peace Corps was established. Read a book where the MC goes to a developing country to assist with health care, education or other basic human needs:
5. March 26th American playwright Tennessee Williams was born. His works went on to win two Pulitzer Prizes. Read a play or a book that’s won a Pulitzer Prize:
***6. Ash Wednesday, Purim and World Day of Prayer are all in March. Read a book tagged as Christian, Religious, or Spiritual:
***7. St. Patrick’s Day - read a book set in Ireland or by an Irish author:
On The Same Page Monthly Reading Challenge MARCH 2022Start Date: 03/01/2022
End Date: 03/31/2022
Total Pages Read: 1,929
Bonus Points: 375
Books Read:
1. The Island, Completed 3/2/22, Pages 512
2. The Reading List, Completed 3/8/2022, Pages 386
3. The Wednesday Sisters Completed 3/16/2022 Pages 306
4. Orphan Train Completed 3/19/2022 Pages 278
5.Let Her Be Completed 3/24/2022, Pages 61
6. Snow Falling on Cedars Completed 3/30/2022, Pages 460
10 points:
- It is “Happy New Year" for the Romans – read any anticipated books on your TBR list, recently added or older.
- On March 4th, “Happy Birthday to You” was circulated. Read any book that you received as a gift.
- March’s birthstone is Aquamarine. It can also be known as the Blue Nile or a stone/water of the sea. Read a book with blue on the cover or a blue-ish word in the title. (eg: Sea, Sky, Water).
March is the 3rd month. Read a book that has a “3” somewhere in the page count.
- James Patterson’s birthday is in March. Read a thriller. Double points if it’s by James Patterson.
- Dr. Seuss’s birthday is in March. Read a children’s, kid’s or YA book.
March 31, 1951 the first commercially built US computer sold. Read an e-book.
25 points:
- March 1st, the “Lindbergh baby” vanished. Read a mystery about a missing person.
- The zodiac sign for the first half of March is Pisces. Pisces are known to be emotionally sensitive, aware, gracious and go to great lengths to make those around them happy. Read a book that will make you happy or has a happy ending.
- The zodiac sign for the later half of March is Aries. Aries are known to be passionate, motivated, confident, and has a cheerful disposition along with relentless determination. Read a book that would be challenging: either a genre that is new to you, or tackle a big book/a book series.
March is National Woman’s History Month. Read a book by a female author or with a female protagonist.
- Depending on which calendar you look at, either March 17th or 21st is Absolutely Incredible Kid Day. That’s everyday in my house because I have the most amazing son. Read a book with a kid as one of the MC.
- March’s birthstones are aquamarine and bloodstone. These stones symbolize courage. Read a book where the MC exhibits courage.
- March 3, 1923 the first issue of “Time” magazine appeared on the newsstands. Read a book where one of the characters is a journalist or the author is a journalist.
50 points:
- On March 1st, Yellowstone became the first national park in the US. Read a book set out in nature or the main character is an animal.
- On March 6th, Silly Putty was invented. Read a book that you deem to be fun.
- On March 12th, it is “Plant a Flower Day”. Read a book that has flowers on the cover/as a title. Double points if it is March’s flower – the Daffodil.
- March 1, 1961 the Peace Corps was established. Read a book where the MC goes to a developing country to assist with health care, education or other basic human needs.
- March 26th American playwright Tennessee Williams was born. His works went on to win two Pulitzer Prizes. Read a play or a book that’s won a Pulitzer Prize.
- Ash Wednesday, Purim and World Day of Prayer are all in March. Read a book tagged as Christian, Religious, or Spiritual.
- St. Patrick’s Day - read a book set in Ireland or by an Irish author.
On The Same Page Monthly Reading Challenge MARCH 2022Start Date: 03/01/2022
End Date: 03/31/2022
Total Pages Read: 4480
Bonus Points: 915
Books Read:
1. Dead Simple 221 of 481 pages
2. When the Tiger Came Down the Mountain 128 pages
3. Jade Legacy 99-737 = 638 pages
4. The Galaxy Game 320 pages
5. Those Brave, Foolish Souls from the City of Swords 268 pages
6. Their Lost Daughters 331 pages
7. The Waste Lands 590 pages
8. Sun Is Sky 438 pages
9. Parker Pyne Investigates 320 pages
10. By Love Possessed 22 pages
11. March Violets 247 pages
12. How to Defeat a Demon King in Ten Easy Steps 227 pages
13. A Thousand Ships 368 pages
14. Certain Dark Things 74 pages
15. Silver Sparrow 92 pages
16. On the Soul and the Resurrection: St Gregory of Nyssa 64 pages
10 points
- It is “Happy New Year" for the Romans – read any anticipated books on your TBR list, recently added or older.
Recently added:
- On March 4th, “Happy Birthday to You” was circulated. Read any book that you received as a gift.
- March’s birthstone is Aquamarine. It can also be known as the Blue Nile or a stone/water of the sea. Read a book with blue on the cover or a blue-ish word in the title. (eg: Sea, Sky, Water).
- March is the 3rd month. Read a book that has a “3” somewhere in the page count.
- James Patterson’s birthday is in March. Read a thriller. Double points if it’s by James Patterson.
- Dr. Seuss’s birthday is in March. Read a children’s, kid’s or YA book.
- March 31, 1951 the first commercially built US computer sold. Read an e-book.
25 points:
- March 1st, the “Lindbergh baby” vanished. Read a mystery about a missing person.
- The zodiac sign for the first half of March is Pisces. Pisces are known to be emotionally sensitive, aware, gracious and go to great lengths to make those around them happy. Read a book that will make you happy or has a happy ending.
Will make me happy :
- The zodiac sign for the later half of March is Aries. Aries are known to be passionate, motivated, confident, and has a cheerful disposition along with relentless determination. Read a book that would be challenging: either a genre that is new to you, or tackle a big book/a book series.
The Dark Tower series is a bizarre series I struggle to read:
- March is National Woman’s History Month. Read a book by a female author or with a female protagonist.
Female Authors
Female Protagonist:
- Depending on which calendar you look at, either March 17th or 21st is Absolutely Incredible Kid Day. That’s everyday in my house because I have the most amazing son. Read a book with a kid as one of the MC.
- March’s birthstones are aquamarine and bloodstone. These stones symbolize courage. Read a book where the MC exhibits courage.
- March 3, 1923 the first issue of “Time” magazine appeared on the newsstands. Read a book where one of the characters is a journalist or the author is a journalist.
50 points:
- On March 1st, Yellowstone became the first national park in the US. Read a book set out in nature or the main character is an animal.
- On March 6th, Silly Putty was invented. Read a book that you deem to be fun.
- On March 12th, it is “Plant a Flower Day”. Read a book that has flowers on the cover/as a title. Double points if it is March’s flower – the Daffodil.
- March 1, 1961 the Peace Corps was established. Read a book where the MC goes to a developing country to assist with health care, education or other basic human needs.
- March 26th American playwright Tennessee Williams was born. His works went on to win two Pulitzer Prizes. Read a play or a book that’s won a Pulitzer Prize.
- Ash Wednesday, Purim and World Day of Prayer are all in March. Read a book tagged as Christian, Religious, or Spiritual.
- St. Patrick’s Day - read a book set in Ireland or by an Irish author.
On The Same Page Monthly Reading Challenge MARCH 2022Start Date: 03/01/2022
End Date: 03/31/2022
Total Pages Read: 626
Bonus Points: 150
Books Read:
1. Come, Tell Me How You Live 208 pages, 08/03
2. Behind the Horror: True Stories That Inspired Horror Movies 234 pages, 19/03
3. Marrying Off Mother: And Other Stories 184 pages, 20/03
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10 points:
- It is “Happy New Year" for the Romans – read any anticipated books on your TBR list, recently added or older.
Come, Tell Me How You Live
- On March 4th, “Happy Birthday to You” was circulated. Read any book that you received as a gift.
- March’s birthstone is Aquamarine. It can also be known as the Blue Nile or a stone/water of the sea. Read a book with blue on the cover or a blue-ish word in the title. (eg: Sea, Sky, Water).
- March is the 3rd month. Read a book that has a “3” somewhere in the page count.
Behind the Horror: True Stories That Inspired Horror Movies
- James Patterson’s birthday is in March. Read a thriller. Double points if it’s by James Patterson.
- Dr. Seuss’s birthday is in March. Read a children’s, kid’s or YA book.
- March 31, 1951 the first commercially built US computer sold. Read an e-book.
Come, Tell Me How You Live
Behind the Horror: True Stories That Inspired Horror Movies
Marrying Off Mother: And Other Stories
25 points:
- March 1st, the “Lindbergh baby” vanished. Read a mystery about a missing person.
- The zodiac sign for the first half of March is Pisces. Pisces are known to be emotionally sensitive, aware, gracious and go to great lengths to make those around them happy. Read a book that will make you happy or has a happy ending.
Come, Tell Me How You Live
- The zodiac sign for the later half of March is Aries. Aries are known to be passionate, motivated, confident, and has a cheerful disposition along with relentless determination. Read a book that would be challenging: either a genre that is new to you, or tackle a big book/a book series.
- March is National Woman’s History Month. Read a book by a female author or with a female protagonist.
Come, Tell Me How You Live
- Depending on which calendar you look at, either March 17th or 21st is Absolutely Incredible Kid Day. That’s everyday in my house because I have the most amazing son. Read a book with a kid as one of the MC.
- March’s birthstones are aquamarine and bloodstone. These stones symbolize courage. Read a book where the MC exhibits courage.
- March 3, 1923 the first issue of “Time” magazine appeared on the newsstands. Read a book where one of the characters is a journalist or the author is a journalist.
50 points:
- On March 1st, Yellowstone became the first national park in the US. Read a book set out in nature or the main character is an animal.
Come, Tell Me How You Live
- On March 6th, Silly Putty was invented. Read a book that you deem to be fun.
- On March 12th, it is “Plant a Flower Day”. Read a book that has flowers on the cover/as a title. Double points if it is March’s flower – the Daffodil.
- March 1, 1961 the Peace Corps was established. Read a book where the MC goes to a developing country to assist with health care, education or other basic human needs.
Come, Tell Me How You Live
- March 26th American playwright Tennessee Williams was born. His works went on to win two Pulitzer Prizes. Read a play or a book that’s won a Pulitzer Prize.
- Ash Wednesday, Purim and World Day of Prayer are all in March. Read a book tagged as Christian, Religious, or Spiritual.
- St. Patrick’s Day - read a book set in Ireland or by an Irish author.
On The Same Page Monthly Reading Challenge MARCH 2022Start Date: 03/01/2022
End Date: 03/31/2022
Total Pages Read: 5,302
Bonus Points:
Books Read:
1. Sooley by John Grisham 354 pages 3/2/22
2. Hardcore Twenty-Four by Janet Evanovich 296 pages 3/4/22
3. The Perfect Couple by Elin Hilderbrand 481 pages 3/7/22
4. 28 Summers by Elin Hilderbrand 433 pages 3/10/22
5. The Identicals by Elin Hilderbrand 433 pages 3/13/22
6. Bluebird by Genevieve Graham 384 pages 3/6/22
7. The Rumor by Elin Hilderbrand 367 pages 3/15/22
7. Dewey Decimated by Allison Brook 336 pages 3/16/22
8. French Braid by Anne Tyler 258 pages 3/18/22
9. Watch Out for Her by Samantha M. Bailey 272 pages 3/20/22
10. The Guest List by Lucy Foley 322 pages 3/22/22
11. Last Dance on the Starlight Pier by Sarah Bird 416 pages 3/24/22
12. Pay Dirt Road: A Novel by Samantha Jayne Allen 297 pages 3/26/22
13. Our Little World by Karen Winn 352 pages 3/30/22
14. The Vanishing Type by Ellery Adams 301 pages 3/28/22
On The Same Page Monthly Reading Challenge MARCH 2022Start Date: 03/01/2022
End Date: 03/31/2022
Total Pages Read: 10,325
Bonus Points: 455
Books Read:
1. The Hummingbirds' Gift: Wonder, Beauty, and Renewal on Wings 96 pgs (50) 3/1
2. A Wolf Called Wander 243 pgs (50) 3/1
3. Finding Langston 112 pgs (10) 3/4
4. The Book of Boy 293 pgs (50) 3/4
5. Flower Crowns and Fearsome Things 176 pgs (50) 3/5
6. The 1619 Project: A New Origin Story 624 pgs () 3/6
7. Your Heart is the Sea 200 pgs () 3/7
8. As Brave As You 410 pgs () 3/7
9. Gabriel: A Poem 97 pgs () 3/8
10. Wild Embers: Poems of Rebellion, Fire and Beauty 150 pgs () 3/8
11. Great Goddesses: Life Lessons from Myths and Monsters 256 pgs 3/8
12. Midnight at the Barclay Hotel 336 pgs (10) 3/9
13. Jaclyn Hyde 240 pgs (10) 3/9
14. The Rock from the Sky 96 pgs (10) 3/9
15. Everywhere Blue 256 pgs (10) 3/9
16. Being Clem 256 pgs (10) 3/10
17. Leaving Lymon 208 pgs (10) 3/11
18. Love Poems for Married People 112 pgs () 3/12
19. Junk Boy 368 pgs () 3/12
20. The Last Bear 288 pgs (25) 3/13
21. The Wild Robot 279 pgs () 3/13
22. The Wild Robot Escapes 279 pgs () 3/14
23. 1177 B.C.: The Year Civilization Collapsed: Revised and Updated 264 pgs () 3/16
24. The Ship of the Starved: The Last Voyage of the Blessed Mary 21 pgs () 3/16
25. Out of My Mind 295 pgs (25) 3/16
26. Medusa 224 pgs (10) 3/17
27. The Orphan of Ellis Island 192 pgs (10) 3/17
28. Hephaistos: God of Fire 77 pgs () 3/20
29. Fish in a Tree 288 pgs (25) 3/20
30. Out of the Dust 227 pgs (50) 3/20
31. Wildfire 202 pgs (25) 3/21
32. Eyes That Speak to the Stars 32 pgs () 3/21
33. Tell Me Everything: The Story of a Private Investigation 288 pgs (25) 3/22
34. Grief is the Thing with Feathers 114 pgs () 3/22
35. 1620: A Critical Response to the 1619 Project 272 pgs () 3/22
36. How to Be Perfect: The Correct Answer to Every Moral Question 304 pgs () 3/25
37. The Secret Token: Myth, Obsession, and the Search for the Lost Colony of Roanoke 426 pgs () 3/25
38. Joyful Noise: Poems for Two Voices 64 pgs () 3/26
39. I Am Phoenix: Poems for Two Voices 64 pgs () 3/26
40. Malamander 304 pgs () 3/27
41. Closer to Nowhere 416 pgs () 3/27
42. Fierce Fairytales: Poems and Stories to Stir Your Soul 176 pgs () 3/28
43. Every Heart a Doorway 175 pgs () 3/29
44. Muted 400 pgs () 3/30
45. Down Among the Sticks and Bones 187 pgs () 3/30
46. Wild River 208 pgs () 3/30
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- It is “Happy New Year" for the Romans – read any anticipated books on your TBR list, recently added or older.
Medusa ★✩★✩★
- On March 4th, “Happy Birthday to You” was circulated. Read any book that you received as a gift.
- March’s birthstone is Aquamarine. It can also be known as the Blue Nile or a stone/water of the sea. Read a book with blue on the cover or a blue-ish word in the title. (eg: Sea, Sky, Water).
Your Heart is the Sea ★✩★✩
Everywhere Blue ★✩★
- March is the 3rd month. Read a book that has a “3” somewhere in the page count.
- James Patterson’s birthday is in March. Read a thriller. Double points if it’s by James Patterson.
The Maid
The Paris Apartment
- Dr. Seuss’s birthday is in March. Read a children’s, kid’s or YA book.
Finding Langston ★✩★
Being Clem ★✩★✩
The Rock from the Sky ★✩★
The Orphan of Ellis Island ★✩
- March 31, 1951 the first commercially built US computer sold. Read an e-book.
25 points:
- March 1st, the “Lindbergh baby” vanished. Read a mystery about a missing person.
- The zodiac sign for the first half of March is Pisces. Pisces are known to be emotionally sensitive, aware, gracious and go to great lengths to make those around them happy. Read a book that will make you happy or has a happy ending.
The Last Bear ★✩★✩★
- The zodiac sign for the later half of March is Aries. Aries are known to be passionate, motivated, confident, and has a cheerful disposition along with relentless determination. Read a book that would be challenging: either a genre that is new to you, or tackle a big book/a book series.
- March is National Woman’s History Month. Read a book by a female author or with a female protagonist.
Tell Me Everything: The Story of a Private Investigation ★✩★✩★
- Depending on which calendar you look at, either March 17th or 21st is Absolutely Incredible Kid Day. Read a book with a kid as one of the MC.
Out of My Mind ★✩★✩
Out of My Heart
- March’s birthstones are aquamarine and bloodstone. These stones symbolize courage. Read a book where the MC exhibits courage.
Wildfire ✩★✩★
Fish in a Tree ★✩★✩★
- March 3, 1923 the first issue of “Time” magazine appeared on the newsstands. Read a book where one of the characters is a journalist or the author is a journalist.
50 points:
- On March 1st, Yellowstone became the first national park in the US. Read a book set out in nature or the main character is an animal.
A Wolf Called Wander ★✩★
The Hummingbirds' Gift: Wonder, Beauty, and Renewal on Wings ★✩★
- On March 6th, Silly Putty was invented. Read a book that you deem to be fun.
- On March 12th, it is “Plant a Flower Day”. Read a book that has flowers on the cover/as a title. Double points if it is March’s flower – the Daffodil.
Flower Crowns and Fearsome Things ★✩★
- March 1, 1961 the Peace Corps was established. Read a book where the MC goes to a developing country to assist with health care, education or other basic human needs.
- March 26th American playwright Tennessee Williams was born. His works went on to win two Pulitzer Prizes. Read a play or a book that’s won a Pulitzer Prize.
The Book of Boy ★✩★✩
Out of the Dust ★✩★
- Ash Wednesday, Purim and World Day of Prayer are all in March. Read a book tagged as Christian, Religious, or Spiritual.
- St. Patrick’s Day - read a book set in Ireland or by an Irish author.
On The Same Page Monthly Reading Challenge MARCH 2022Start Date: 03/01/2022
End Date: 03/31/2022
Total Pages Read: 3700
Bonus Points: 995
Books Read:
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256 pages2.
326 pages3.
352 pages4.
282 pages5.
435 pages6.
208 pages7.
130 pages8.
458 pages9.
272 pages10.
208 pages11.
380 pages12.
266 pages13.
24 pages14.
400 pages10 points:
- It is “Happy New Year" for the Romans – read any anticipated books on your TBR list, recently added or older.
- On March 4th, “Happy Birthday to You” was circulated. Read any book that you received as a gift.
- March’s birthstone is Aquamarine. It can also be known as the Blue Nile or a stone/water of the sea. Read a book with blue on the cover or a blue-ish word in the title. (eg: Sea, Sky, Water).
- March is the 3rd month. Read a book that has a “3” somewhere in the page count.
- James Patterson’s birthday is in March. Read a thriller. Double points if it’s by James Patterson.
- Dr. Seuss’s birthday is in March. Read a children’s, kid’s or YA book.
- March 31, 1951 the first commercially built US computer sold. Read an e-book.
25 points:
- March 1st, the “Lindbergh baby” vanished. Read a mystery about a missing person.
- The zodiac sign for the first half of March is Pisces. Pisces are known to be emotionally sensitive, aware, gracious and go to great lengths to make those around them happy. Read a book that will make you happy or has a happy ending.
- The zodiac sign for the later half of March is Aries. Aries are known to be passionate, motivated, confident, and has a cheerful disposition along with relentless determination. Read a book that would be challenging: either a genre that is new to you, or tackle a big book/a book series.
- March is National Woman’s History Month. Read a book by a female author or with a female protagonist.
- Depending on which calendar you look at, either March 17th or 21st is Absolutely Incredible Kid Day. That’s everyday in my house because I have the most amazing son. Read a book with a kid as one of the MC.
- March’s birthstones are aquamarine and bloodstone. These stones symbolize courage. Read a book where the MC exhibits courage.
- March 3, 1923 the first issue of “Time” magazine appeared on the newsstands. Read a book where one of the characters is a journalist or the author is a journalist.
50 points:
- On March 1st, Yellowstone became the first national park in the US. Read a book set out in nature or the main character is an animal.
- On March 6th, Silly Putty was invented. Read a book that you deem to be fun.
- On March 12th, it is “Plant a Flower Day”. Read a book that has flowers on the cover/as a title. Double points if it is March’s flower – the Daffodil.
- March 1, 1961 the Peace Corps was established. Read a book where the MC goes to a developing country to assist with health care, education or other basic human needs.
- March 26th American playwright Tennessee Williams was born. His works went on to win two Pulitzer Prizes. Read a play or a book that’s won a Pulitzer Prize.
- Ash Wednesday, Purim and World Day of Prayer are all in March. Read a book tagged as Christian, Religious, or Spiritual.
- St. Patrick’s Day - read a book set in Ireland or by an Irish author.
On The Same Page Monthly Reading Challenge MARCH 2022Start Date: 03/01/2022
End Date: 03/31/2022
Total Pages Read: 866
Bonus Points: 370
Books Read:
1. The Last Thing He Told Me, 320 pages, 3/17/22, +10 (anticipated), +10 (blue), +10 (3), +10 (thriller), +10 (ebook), +25 (missing), +25 (female author), +25 (kid), +25 (courage),
2. The Poisonwood Bible, 546 pages,, 3/23/22, +10 (anticipated), +10 (ebook), +25 (female), +25(kid), +50 (nature), +50 (developing), +50 (religion)
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10 points:
- It is “Happy New Year" for the Romans – read any anticipated books on your TBR list, recently added or older.
- On March 4th, “Happy Birthday to You” was circulated. Read any book that you received as a gift.
- March’s birthstone is Aquamarine. It can also be known as the Blue Nile or a stone/water of the sea. Read a book with blue on the cover or a blue-ish word in the title. (eg: Sea, Sky, Water).
- March is the 3rd month. Read a book that has a “3” somewhere in the page count.
- James Patterson’s birthday is in March. Read a thriller. Double points if it’s by James Patterson.
- Dr. Seuss’s birthday is in March. Read a children’s, kid’s or YA book.
- March 31, 1951 the first commercially built US computer sold. Read an e-book.
25 points:
- March 1st, the “Lindbergh baby” vanished. Read a mystery about a missing person.
- The zodiac sign for the first half of March is Pisces. Pisces are known to be emotionally sensitive, aware, gracious and go to great lengths to make those around them happy. Read a book that will make you happy or has a happy ending.
- The zodiac sign for the later half of March is Aries. Aries are known to be passionate, motivated, confident, and has a cheerful disposition along with relentless determination. Read a book that would be challenging: either a genre that is new to you, or tackle a big book/a book series.
- March is National Woman’s History Month. Read a book by a female author or with a female protagonist.
- Depending on which calendar you look at, either March 17th or 21st is Absolutely Incredible Kid Day. That’s everyday in my house because I have the most amazing son. Read a book with a kid as one of the MC.
- March’s birthstones are aquamarine and bloodstone. These stones symbolize courage. Read a book where the MC exhibits courage.
- March 3, 1923 the first issue of “Time” magazine appeared on the newsstands. Read a book where one of the characters is a journalist or the author is a journalist.
50 points:
- On March 1st, Yellowstone became the first national park in the US. Read a book set out in nature or the main character is an animal.
- On March 6th, Silly Putty was invented. Read a book that you deem to be fun.
- On March 12th, it is “Plant a Flower Day”. Read a book that has flowers on the cover/as a title. Double points if it is March’s flower – the Daffodil.
- March 1, 1961 the Peace Corps was established. Read a book where the MC goes to a developing country to assist with health care, education or other basic human needs.
- March 26th American playwright Tennessee Williams was born. His works went on to win two Pulitzer Prizes. Read a play or a book that’s won a Pulitzer Prize.
- Ash Wednesday, Purim and World Day of Prayer are all in March. Read a book tagged as Christian, Religious, or Spiritual.
- St. Patrick’s Day - read a book set in Ireland or by an Irish author.
On The Same Page Monthly Reading Challenge MARCH 2022Start Date: 03/01/2022
End Date: 03/31/2022
Total Pages Read: 5769
Bonus Points: 375
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10 points:
- It is “Happy New Year" for the Romans – read any anticipated books on your TBR list, recently added or older.
- On March 4th, “Happy Birthday to You” was circulated. Read any book that you received as a gift.
- March’s birthstone is Aquamarine. It can also be known as the Blue Nile or a stone/water of the sea. Read a book with blue on the cover or a blue-ish word in the title. (eg: Sea, Sky, Water).
25 points:
- March 1st, the “Lindbergh baby” vanished. Read a mystery about a missing person.
- The zodiac sign for the first half of March is Pisces. Pisces are known to be emotionally sensitive, aware, gracious and go to great lengths to make those around them happy. Read a book that will make you happy or has a happy ending.
- The zodiac sign for the later half of March is Aries. Aries are known to be passionate, motivated, confident, and has a cheerful disposition along with relentless determination. Read a book that would be challenging: either a genre that is new to you, or tackle a big book/a book series.
50 points:
- On March 1st, Yellowstone became the first national park in the US. Read a book set out in nature or the main character is an animal.
- On March 6th, Silly Putty was invented. Read a book that you deem to be fun.
- On March 12th, it is “Plant a Flower Day”. Read a book that has flowers on the cover/as a title. Double points if it is March’s flower – the Daffodil.
10 points:
- March is the 3rd month. Read a book that has a “3” somewhere in the page count.
- James Patterson’s birthday is in March. Read a thriller. Double points if it’s by James Patterson.
- Dr. Seuss’s birthday is in March. Read a children’s, kid’s or YA book.
- March 31, 1951 the first commercially built US computer sold. Read an e-book.
25 points:
- March is National Woman’s History Month. Read a book by a female author or with a female protagonist.
J.D.Robb 12 books = 300
Becky Cooper 1 book= 25
Lisa Lutz 1 book = 25
Cleo Coyle 1book = 25
- Depending on which calendar you look at, either March 17th or 21st is Absolutely Incredible Kid Day. That’s everyday in my house because I have the most amazing son. Read a book with a kid as one of the MC.
- March’s birthstones are aquamarine and bloodstone. These stones symbolize courage. Read a book where the MC exhibits courage.
- March 3, 1923 the first issue of “Time” magazine appeared on the newsstands. Read a book where one of the characters is a journalist or the author is a journalist.
50 points:
- March 1, 1961 the Peace Corps was established. Read a book where the MC goes to a developing country to assist with health care, education or other basic human needs.
- March 26th American playwright Tennessee Williams was born. His works went on to win two Pulitzer Prizes. Read a play or a book that’s won a Pulitzer Prize.
- Ash Wednesday, Purim and World Day of Prayer are all in March. Read a book tagged as Christian, Religious, or Spiritual.
- St. Patrick’s Day - read a book set in Ireland or by an Irish author.
MARCH Monthly Reading Challenge Start Date: 03/01/2022
End Date: 03/31/2022
Total Pages Read: 990
Bonus Points: 335
Books Read:
1. Monstress, Vol. 1: Awakening 3/5 203pgs +75
2. Monstress, Vol. 2: The Blood 3/7 152pgs + 75
3.The Maid 3/23 291pgs +35
4. Monstress, Vol. 3: Haven 3/26 168 pgs + 75
5. Monstress, Vol. 4: The Chosen 3/28 176pgs+ 75
10 points:
- It is “Happy New Year" for the Romans – read any anticipated books on your TBR list, recently added or older.
- On March 4th, “Happy Birthday to You” was circulated. Read any book that you received as a gift.
- March’s birthstone is Aquamarine. It can also be known as the Blue Nile or a stone/water of the sea. Read a book with blue on the cover or a blue-ish word in the title. (eg: Sea, Sky, Water).
- March is the 3rd month. Read a book that has a “3” somewhere in the page count.
- James Patterson’s birthday is in March. Read a thriller. Double points if it’s by James Patterson.
- Dr. Seuss’s birthday is in March. Read a children’s, kid’s or YA book.
- March 31, 1951 the first commercially built US computer sold. Read an e-book.
25 points:
- March 1st, the “Lindbergh baby” vanished. Read a mystery about a missing person.
- The zodiac sign for the first half of March is Pisces. Pisces are known to be emotionally sensitive, aware, gracious and go to great lengths to make those around them happy. Read a book that will make you happy or has a happy ending.
- The zodiac sign for the later half of March is Aries. Aries are known to be passionate, motivated, confident, and has a cheerful disposition along with relentless determination. Read a book that would be challenging: either a genre that is new to you, or tackle a big book/a book series.
- March is National Woman’s History Month. Read a book by a female author or with a female protagonist.
Monstress, Vol. 4: The Chosen- Depending on which calendar you look at, either March 17th or 21st is Absolutely Incredible Kid Day. That’s everyday in my house because I have the most amazing son. Read a book with a kid as one of the MC.
Monstress, Vol. 4: The Chosen
- March’s birthstones are aquamarine and bloodstone. These stones symbolize courage. Read a book where the MC exhibits courage.
Monstress, Vol. 4: The Chosen
- March 3, 1923 the first issue of “Time” magazine appeared on the newsstands. Read a book where one of the characters is a journalist or the author is a journalist.
50 points:
- On March 1st, Yellowstone became the first national park in the US. Read a book set out in nature or the main character is an animal.
- On March 6th, Silly Putty was invented. Read a book that you deem to be fun.
- On March 12th, it is “Plant a Flower Day”. Read a book that has flowers on the cover/as a title. Double points if it is March’s flower – the Daffodil.
- March 1, 1961 the Peace Corps was established. Read a book where the MC goes to a developing country to assist with health care, education or other basic human needs.
- March 26th American playwright Tennessee Williams was born. His works went on to win two Pulitzer Prizes. Read a play or a book that’s won a Pulitzer Prize.
- Ash Wednesday, Purim and World Day of Prayer are all in March. Read a book tagged as Christian, Religious, or Spiritual.
- St. Patrick’s Day - read a book set in Ireland or by an Irish author
Monthly Reading Challenge - MarchStart Date: 03/01/2022
End Date: 03/31/2022
Total Pages Read:
Bonus Points:
Books Read:
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10 points:
- It is “Happy New Year" for the Romans – read any anticipated books on your TBR list, recently added or older.
- On March 4th, “Happy Birthday to You” was circulated. Read any book that you received as a gift.
- March’s birthstone is Aquamarine. It can also be known as the Blue Nile or a stone/water of the sea. Read a book with blue on the cover or a blue-ish word in the title. (eg: Sea, Sky, Water).
- March is the 3rd month. Read a book that has a “3” somewhere in the page count.
- James Patterson’s birthday is in March. Read a thriller. Double points if it’s by James Patterson.
- Dr. Seuss’s birthday is in March. Read a children’s, kid’s or YA book.
- March 31, 1951 the first commercially built US computer sold. Read an e-book.
25 points:
- March 1st, the “Lindbergh baby” vanished. Read a mystery about a missing person.
- The zodiac sign for the first half of March is Pisces. Pisces are known to be emotionally sensitive, aware, gracious and go to great lengths to make those around them happy. Read a book that will make you happy or has a happy ending.
- The zodiac sign for the later half of March is Aries. Aries are known to be passionate, motivated, confident, and has a cheerful disposition along with relentless determination. Read a book that would be challenging: either a genre that is new to you, or tackle a big book/a book series.
- March is National Woman’s History Month. Read a book by a female author or with a female protagonist.
- Depending on which calendar you look at, either March 17th or 21st is Absolutely Incredible Kid Day. That’s everyday in my house because I have the most amazing son. Read a book with a kid as one of the MC.
- March’s birthstones are aquamarine and bloodstone. These stones symbolize courage. Read a book where the MC exhibits courage.
- March 3, 1923 the first issue of “Time” magazine appeared on the newsstands. Read a book where one of the characters is a journalist or the author is a journalist.
50 points:
- On March 1st, Yellowstone became the first national park in the US. Read a book set out in nature or the main character is an animal.
- On March 6th, Silly Putty was invented. Read a book that you deem to be fun.
- On March 12th, it is “Plant a Flower Day”. Read a book that has flowers on the cover/as a title. Double points if it is March’s flower – the Daffodil.
- March 1, 1961 the Peace Corps was established. Read a book where the MC goes to a developing country to assist with health care, education or other basic human needs.
- March 26th American playwright Tennessee Williams was born. His works went on to win two Pulitzer Prizes. Read a play or a book that’s won a Pulitzer Prize.
- Ash Wednesday, Purim and World Day of Prayer are all in March. Read a book tagged as Christian, Religious, or Spiritual.
- St. Patrick’s Day - read a book set in Ireland or by an Irish author.
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End Date: 03/31/2022
Total Pages Read: 2,834
Bonus Points: 305
Books Read:
1. Pygmalion 120
2. Police 628
3. The Bothy 233
4. Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban 317
5. Jo to the Rescue 309
6. Tom Tackles the Chalet School 260
7. The Chalet School and Rosalie 96
8. Monster in the Closet 433
9. The Binding 438
+ 10 Police anticipated book from TBR
+ 25 Police big book (628 pages)
+ 10 Police thriller
+ 50 Pygmalion a play
+ 10 Jo to the Rescue blue on cover
+ 30 (3 x 10) Jo to the Rescue Tom Tackles the Chalet School The Chalet School and Rosalie kid/YA books
+ 75 (3 x 25) Jo to the Rescue Tom Tackles the Chalet School The Chalet School and Rosalie written by female author
+ 25 Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban female author
+ 10 Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban YA book
+ 10 Monster in the Closet thriller
+ 25 Monster in the Closet written by female author
+ 25 Monster in the Closet big series (20+ books)
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End Date: 3/31/22
Total Pages Read: 5164
Total Bonus Points: 460
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Hi Kristine,
You can use the same book for as many prompts as it will fit :)
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Start Date: 03/01/2022
End Date: 03/31/2022
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Hi Tonya,
You have won for this month. Well done.
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On The Same Page Monthly Reading Challenge MARCH 2022
Start Date: 03/01/2022
End Date: 03/31/2022
Total Pages Read:
Bonus Points:
Books Read:
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