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February 2018 Mini Challenges
February 2018 Mini Challenge!5/5
1. February is Great American Pie Month, February 20 is Cherry Pie Day, and February 22 is Washington’s Birthday (he who famously chopped down a cherry tree): Read a book with “pie” in the title or on the cover.
2. February 2 is Ground Hog Day: Read a book with some sort of shadow on the cover.
3. February 5 is National Weatherman's Day: Read a book with a weather term in the title (i.e.: autumn, cloud/y, cold, hot, hurricane, rain, snow, spring, storm/y, summer, sun, wind/y, winter)
4. February 13 Get a Different Name Day: Read a book by an author who uses a pseudonym (such as this month’s Featured Author).
5. February 18 is National Drink Wine Day and February 24 is Open That Bottle Night: Read a book with wine on the cover or in the title.
in!I only got three in by 2/28
1. Read a book with “pie” in the title or on the cover.
2. Read a book with some sort of shadow on the cover.
3. Read a book with a weather term in the title (i.e.: autumn, cloud/y, cold, hot, hurricane, rain, snow, spring, storm/y, summer, sun, wind/y, winter) Stars Over Clear Lake
4. Read a book by an author who uses a pseudonym (such as this month’s Featured Author). Blue Nights
Joan Didion5. Read a book with wine on the cover or in the title.
February 2018 Mini Challenges✔1. February is Great American Pie Month, February 20 is Cherry Pie Day, and February 22 is Washington’s Birthday (he who famously chopped down a cherry tree): Read a book with “pie” in the title or on the cover.
Pecan Pies and Homicides by Ellery Adams 2/2/18
✔2. February 2 is Ground Hog Day: Read a book with some sort of shadow on the cover.
Lemon Pies and White Little Lies by Ellery Adams 2/13/18
✔3. February 5 is National Weatherman's Day: Read a book with a weather term in the title (i.e.: autumn, cloud/y, cold, hot, hurricane, rain, snow, spring, storm/y, summer, sun, wind/y, winter)
Little Fires Everywhere by Celeste Ng 2/26/18 - fire rainbow
✔4. February 13 Get a Different Name Day: Read a book by an author who uses a pseudonym (such as this month’s Featured Author).
The Silkworm by Robert Galbraith 2/19/18 - aka JK Rowling
✔5. February 18 is National Drink Wine Day and February 24 is Open That Bottle Night: Read a book with wine on the cover or in the title.
Blackberry Burial by Sharon Farrow 2/6/18
I’m in. I will post books as I finish them.
1. February is Great American Pie Month, February 20 is Cherry Pie Day,
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And Then There Were None by Agatha Christie 2/5/18
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There In the Moon Mist by Lee Ann Ward 2/9/10
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Rubbed Out by Riley Adams 2/2/18
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Dying on the vine by Maria Cooper 2/19/18
February 2018 mini challenge Updated: Feb. 28
Progress: 5/5
1. February is Great American Pie Month, February 20 is Cherry Pie Day, and February 22 is Washington’s Birthday (he who famously chopped down a cherry tree): Read a book with “pie” in the title or on the cover.
The Silence of the Flans by Laura Bradford (pie slice on chalkboard) 🍰 finished Feb. 282. February 2 is Ground Hog Day: Read a book with some sort of shadow on the cover.
I Know a Secret by Tess Gerritsen 🐿 finished Feb. 13. February 5 is National Weatherman's Day: Read a book with a weather term in the title (i.e.: autumn, cloud/y, cold, hot, hurricane, rain, snow, spring, storm/y, summer, sun, wind/y, winter)
A Cold Day For Murder by Dana Stabenow ❄ finished Feb. 204. February 13 Get a Different Name Day: Read a book by an author who uses a pseudonym (such as this month’s Featured Author).
The Girl Before by J.P. Delaney aka Anthony Capella 📝 finished Feb. 165. February 18 is National Drink Wine Day and February 24 is Open That Bottle Night: Read a book with wine on the cover or in the title.
Pasta Pinot & Murder by Jamie Lee Scott 🍷 finished Feb. 25
I'm in!1. February is Great American Pie Month, February 20 is Cherry Pie Day, and February 22 is Washington’s Birthday (he who famously chopped down a cherry tree): Read a book with “pie” in the title or on the cover.
2. February 2 is Ground Hog Day: Read a book with some sort of shadow on the cover.
3. February 5 is National Weatherman's Day: Read a book with a weather term in the title (i.e.: autumn, cloud/y, cold, hot, hurricane, rain, snow, spring, storm/y, summer, sun, wind/y, winter)
4. February 13 Get a Different Name Day: Read a book by an author who uses a pseudonym (such as this month’s Featured Author).
5. February 18 is National Drink Wine Day and February 24 is Open That Bottle Night: Read a book with wine on the cover or in the title.
February challenge:1. Read a book with “pie” in the title or on the cover.
Christy Murphy - Apple Pies and Alibis - done
2. Read a book with some sort of shadow on the cover.
Ellery Adams - Murder in the Paperback Parlor - done
3. Read a book with a weather term in the title (i.e.: autumn, cloud/y, cold, hot, hurricane, rain, snow, spring, storm/y, summer, sun, wind/y, winter)
Barbara Ross - Fogged Inn - done
4. Read a book by an author who uses a pseudonym (such as this month’s Featured Author).
Sparkle Abbey - The Girl with the Dachshund Tattoo - done
5. Read a book with wine on the cover or in the title.
Jamie Lee Scott - Pasta Pinot & Murder - done
My plan for February - subject to change of course.Great American Pie Month, Cherry Pie Day, and Washington’s Birthday (he who famously chopped down a cherry tree): Pies and Prejudice
Ground Hog Day: Death Takes the Cake
National Weatherman's Day: Snow Way Out
Get a Different Name Day: Elementary, She Read
National Drink Wine Day and Open That Bottle Night: How to Host a Killer Party
1. February is Great American Pie Month, February 20 is Cherry Pie Day, and February 22 is Washington’s Birthday (he who famously chopped down a cherry tree): Read a book with “pie” in the title or on the cover.2. February 2 is Ground Hog Day: Read a book with some sort of shadow on the cover.
3. February 5 is National Weatherman's Day: Read a book with a weather term in the title (i.e.: autumn, cloud/y, cold, hot, hurricane, rain, snow, spring, storm/y, summer, sun, wind/y, winter)
4. February 13 Get a Different Name Day: Read a book by an author who uses a pseudonym (such as this month’s Featured Author).
5. February 18 is National Drink Wine Day and February 24 is Open That Bottle Night: Read a book with wine on the cover or in the title.
February Cozy 2018 Mini Challenge
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Cherry Pie Or Die by CeeCee James2. Read a book with some sort of shadow on the cover.
Mr. Kiss and Tell by Rob Thomas3. Read a book with a weather term in the title.
Always a Cold Deck by Robert Bruce Stewart4. Read a book by an author who uses a pseudonym.
File M for Murder by Dean James/Miranda James5. Read a book with wine on the cover or in the title.
Olive and Let Die by Susannah Hardy
February 2018 Mini Challenges1. February is Great American Pie Month, February 20 is Cherry Pie Day, and February 22 is Washington’s Birthday (he who famously chopped down a cherry tree): Read a book with “pie” in the title or on the cover.
Gluten-Free Murder pie on cover
2. February 2 is Ground Hog Day: Read a book with some sort of shadow on the cover.
Bearly Awake
3. February 5 is National Weatherman's Day: Read a book with a weather term in the title (i.e.: autumn, cloud/y, cold, hot, hurricane, rain, snow, spring, storm/y, summer, sun, wind/y, winter)
Murder in Tropical Breeze breeze
4. February 13 Get a Different Name Day: Read a book by an author who uses a pseudonym (such as this month’s Featured Author).
Agatha Chocolats: Thirteen Chocolates
5. February 18 is National Drink Wine Day and February 24 is Open That Bottle Night: Read a book with wine on the cover or in the title.
Pasta Pinot & Murder
1. Read a book with “pie” in the title or on the cover.Clara Lee and the Apple Pie Dream by Jenny Han (02/09)
2. Read a book with some sort of shadow on the cover.
The Unicorn in the Barn by Jacqueline K. Ogburn (02/12)
3. Read a book with a weather term in the title.
Storm Front by Jim Butcher (02/07)
4. Read a book by an author who uses a pseudonym.
Body on Baker Street by Vicki Delany (02/28)
5. Read a book with wine on the cover or in the title.
Little Red Riding Hood by Trina Schart Hyman (02/09)
I have not done one of these for a while, so this should be fun1. February is Great American Pie Month, February 20 is Cherry Pie Day, and February 22 is Washington’s Birthday (he who famously chopped down a cherry tree): Read a book with “pie” in the title or on the cover.
by Sandi Scott 2-9-182. February 2 is Ground Hog Day: Read a book with some sort of shadow on the cover.
Finished 2/6/18
3. February 5 is National Weatherman's Day: Read a book with a weather term in the title (i.e.: autumn, cloud/y, cold, hot, hurricane, rain, snow, spring, storm/y, summer, sun, wind/y, winter)
by Sonia Parin 2/8/1/4. February 13 Get a Different Name Day: Read a book by an author who uses a pseudonym (such as this month’s Featured Author).
by Charlotte MacLeod/Alisa Craig 2/16/185. February 18 is National Drink Wine Day and February 24 is Open That Bottle Night: Read a book with wine on the cover or in the title.
by Diane Harmon finished 2/12/18
Here goes.1. February is Great American Pie Month, February 20 is Cherry Pie Day, and February 22 is Washington’s Birthday (he who famously chopped down a cherry tree): Read a book with “pie” in the title or on the cover.
Pies and Prejudice, Ellery Adams
2. February 2 is Ground Hog Day: Read a book with some sort of shadow on the cover.
Death in Dark Blue, Julia Buckley - 02/02/18
Shadows under the table in the foreground
3. February 5 is National Weatherman's Day: Read a book with a weather term in the title (i.e.: autumn, cloud/y, cold, hot, hurricane, rain, snow, spring, storm/y, summer, sun, wind/y, winter)
Raining Cat Sitters and Dogs, Blaize Clements - 15/02/18
4. February 13 Get a Different Name Day: Read a book by an author who uses a pseudonym (such as this month’s Featured Author).
Elementary, She Read, Vicki Delany - 08/02/18
5. February 18 is National Drink Wine Day and February 24 is Open That Bottle Night: Read a book with wine on the cover or in the title.
Pasta Pinot & Murder, Jamie Lee Scott - 02/02/18
(Thanks to everyone else who's listed this one - I was struggling to find something)
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1. February is Great American Pie Month, February 20 is Cherry Pie Day, and February 22 is Washington’s Birthday (he who famously chopped down a cherry tree): Read a book with “pie” in the title or on the cover. Pies and Prejudice 02.02.182. February 2 is Ground Hog Day: Read a book with some sort of shadow on the cover. Elementary, She Read 02.08.18
3. February 5 is National Weatherman's Day: Read a book with a weather term in the title (i.e.: autumn, cloud/y, cold, hot, hurricane, rain, snow, spring, storm/y, summer, sun, wind/y, winter)Ice Blue 02.20.18
4. February 13 Get a Different Name Day: Read a book by an author who uses a pseudonym (such as this month’s Featured Author). Murder on a Mystery Tour 02.05.18
5. February 18 is National Drink Wine Day and February 24 is Open That Bottle Night: Read a book with wine on the cover or in the title.
I am really looking forward to this February mini challenge. The topics should net us all some terrific reads.1. February is Great American Pie Month, February 20 is Cherry Pie Day, and February 22 is Washington’s Birthday (he who famously chopped down a cherry tree): Read a book with “pie” in the title or on the cover.
2. February 2 is Ground Hog Day: Read a book with some sort of shadow on the cover.
3. February 5 is National Weatherman's Day: Read a book with a weather term in the title (i.e.: autumn, cloud/y, cold, hot, hurricane, rain, snow, spring, storm/y, summer, sun, wind/y, winter)
4. February 13 Get a Different Name Day: Read a book by an author who uses a pseudonym (such as this month’s Featured Author).
Threshold by Lorraine Bartlett
5. February 18 is National Drink Wine Day and February 24 is Open That Bottle Night: Read a book with wine on the cover or in the title.
Wine of Violence by Priscilla Royal
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February Mini ChallengeCompleted: 5/5
1. February is Great American Pie Month, February 20 is Cherry Pie Day, and February 22 is Washington’s Birthday (he who famously chopped down a cherry tree): Read a book with “pie” in the title or on the cover.
2/162. February 2 is Ground Hog Day: Read a book with some sort of shadow on the cover.
2/143. February 5 is National Weatherman's Day: Read a book with a weather term in the title (i.e.: autumn, cloud/y, cold, hot, hurricane, rain, snow, spring, storm/y, summer, sun, wind/y, winter)
2/114. February 13 Get a Different Name Day: Read a book by an author who uses a pseudonym (such as this month’s Featured Author).
2/125. February 18 is National Drink Wine Day and February 24 is Open That Bottle Night: Read a book with wine on the cover or in the title.
2/28
Read 5/5 , Finished 2/121. Pie on Cover - Americanos, Apple Pie, and Art Thieves by Harper Lin 2/7
2. Shadow on Cover - A Deadly Grind by Victoria Hamilton 2/2
3. Weather in Title - A Late Frost by Sheila Connolly 2/8
4. Pseudonym - Murder Most Frothy by Cleo Coyle 2/3
5. Wine on Cover - Eggs Benedict Arnold by Laura Childs 2/12
I’m in and will post books as I finish them. 1. February is Great American Pie Month, February 20 is Cherry Pie Day, and February 22 is Washington’s Birthday (he who famously chopped down a cherry tree): Read a book with “pie” in the title or on the cover.
2. February 2 is Ground Hog Day: Read a book with some sort of shadow on the cover.
3. February 5 is National Weatherman's Day: Read a book with a weather term in the title (i.e.: autumn, cloud/y, cold, hot, hurricane, rain, snow, spring, storm/y, summer, sun, wind/y, winter)
4. February 13 Get a Different Name Day: Read a book by an author who uses a pseudonym (such as this month’s Featured Author).
5. February 18 is National Drink Wine Day and February 24 is Open That Bottle Night: Read a book with wine on the cover or in the title.
And tasty.... And the series is nice too (I liked a lot her Magical Dressmaking Series as Melissa Bourbon and I'm liking this).
Angela wrote: "For #4 I am going to read
"You're a brave woman, Angela! I have to admit, I struggled with that one.
Marisa wrote: "Just a question, does Crust No One qualifies for "Pie cover"?
Crust No One"
Ihate to say no, but I'm not seeing "pie" in the title or on the cover. 😐
Crust No One"
Ihate to say no, but I'm not seeing "pie" in the title or on the cover. 😐
Heather L wrote: "Marisa wrote: "Just a question, does Crust No One qualifies for "Pie cover"?
Crust No One"
Ihate to say no, but I'm not seeing "pie" in the title or on the cover. 😐"
No problem, I'd confused an item in the first line. It goes to pseudonym, however.
Crust No One"
Ihate to say no, but I'm not seeing "pie" in the title or on the cover. 😐"
No problem, I'd confused an item in the first line. It goes to pseudonym, however.
I finished my February challenge....1. “pie” on the cover: “Dummy of a Ghost by Sue Ann Jaffarian 2/5/18
2. Ground Hog Day: “Basket Case” by Nancy Haddock 2/14/18
3. National Weatherman’s Day: “The Cats That Chased the Storm” by
Karen Anne Golden 2/7/18
4. Different Name Day: “An Open Book” by E. J. Copperman 2/3/18
5. National Drink Wine Day: “Ripped From the Pages” by Kate Carlisle 2/11/18
Thank you for these challenges, I love and look forward to them every month!
All done :)February 2018 Mini Challenge!
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1. February is Great American Pie Month, February 20 is Cherry Pie Day, and February 22 is Washington’s Birthday (he who famously chopped down a cherry tree): Read a book with “pie” in the title or on the cover.
2. February 2 is Ground Hog Day: Read a book with some sort of shadow on the cover.
3. February 5 is National Weatherman's Day: Read a book with a weather term in the title (i.e.: autumn, cloud/y, cold, hot, hurricane, rain, snow, spring, storm/y, summer, sun, wind/y, winter)
4. February 13 Get a Different Name Day: Read a book by an author who uses a pseudonym (such as this month’s Featured Author).
5. February 18 is National Drink Wine Day and February 24 is Open That Bottle Night: Read a book with wine on the cover or in the title.
Books mentioned in this topic
Another One Bites the Crust (other topics)Killer Review (other topics)
In Cave Danger (other topics)
Dead Calm (other topics)
Wagging through the Snow (other topics)
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Authors mentioned in this topic
Joan Didion (other topics)Valerie Murmel (other topics)
Ruby Loren (other topics)
Eva Gates (other topics)
A. Gardner (other topics)
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RULES
** Books DO NOT all have to be mysteries. You can use any genres.
** A book can only be used once for this challenge, but can be used for other challenges (Seasonal, World Trip, Ultimate, etc.).
** You DO NOT have to choose books in advance, and can change your mind at any time if you do.
** Do as many as you are able and have fun!
1. February is Great American Pie Month, February 20 is Cherry Pie Day, and February 22 is Washington’s Birthday (he who famously chopped down a cherry tree): Read a book with “pie” in the title or on the cover.
2. February 2 is Ground Hog Day: Read a book with some sort of shadow on the cover.
3. February 5 is National Weatherman's Day: Read a book with a weather term in the title (i.e.: autumn, cloud/y, cold, hot, hurricane, rain, snow, spring, storm/y, summer, sun, wind/y, winter)
4. February 13 Get a Different Name Day: Read a book by an author who uses a pseudonym (such as this month’s Featured Author).
5. February 18 is National Drink Wine Day and February 24 is Open That Bottle Night: Read a book with wine on the cover or in the title.