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message 1: by Hilary (A Wytch's Book Review) (last edited Aug 01, 2020 09:01AM) (new)

Hilary (A Wytch's Book Review) (knyttwytch) | 131 comments B) Read two books from these sub-genres:

- Two from culinary (anything dealing with food: restaurants, baked goods, etc.) 1) Out of the Dying Pan by Linda Reilly Out of the Dying Pan (Deep Fried Mystery #2) by Linda Reilly 2) A Frying Shame by Linda Reilly A Frying Shame (Deep Fried Mystery #3) by Linda Reilly
- Two from animal related (cats, dogs, birds, etc.) 1) The Dog Who Knew Too Much by Krista Davis The Dog Who Knew Too Much (Paws and Claws Mystery, #6) by Krista Davis 2) Faux Paw by Sofie Kelly Faux Paw (A Magical Cats Mystery, #7) by Sofie Kelly
- Two from craft related (any kind of hobbies - knitting, crocheting, scrapbooking, etc.) 1) A Finely Knit Murder by Sally Goldenbaum A Finely Knit Murder (Seaside Knitters Mystery, #9) by Sally Goldenbaum 2) Murder at Lambswool Farm by Sally Goldenbaum Murder at Lambswool Farm (A Seaside Knitters Mystery #11) by Sally Goldenbaum
- Two from paranormal (witches, vampires, etc.) 1) A Charming Crime by Tonya Kappes A Charming Crime (Magical Cure Mystery, #1) by Tonya Kappes 2) A Charming Cure by Tonya Kappes A Charming Cure (Magical Cures Mystery, #2) by Tonya Kappes
- Two from cozy mysteries based outside the US 1) Dead in Dublin by Catie Murphy Dead in Dublin (The Dublin Driver Mysteries #1) by Catie Murphy 2) Paws For Murder by Scarlett English Paws For Murder (The Barking Mad Mysteries Book 1) by Scarlett English
- Two career-based cozy mystery (housekeeping, wedding planner, etc.) 1) Bound for Murder by Victoria Gilbert Bound for Murder (Blue Ridge Library Mysteries, #4) by Victoria Gilbert 2) A Mysterious Mix Up by J.C. Kenney A Mysterious Mix Up (Allie Cobb Mystery #3) by J.C. Kenney
- Two holiday based (set during any holiday - Christmas, Thanksgiving, Valentines, etc.) 1) Trimmed With Murder by Sally Goldenbaum Trimmed With Murder (Seaside Knitters Mystery, #10) by Sally Goldenbaum 2) Wreath Between the Lines by Daryl Wood Gerber Wreath Between the Lines (A Cookbook Nook Mystery, #7) by Daryl Wood Gerber
- Two travel mystery (character could be on a cruise, touring another area, etc.) 1) Destination Unknown by Agatha Christie Destination Unknown by Agatha Christie 2) Deserts, Driving, & Derelicts by Tonya Kappes Deserts, Driving, & Derelicts (A Camper & Criminals Cozy #2) by Tonya Kappes
- Two historical mystery (any mystery not set in the present) 1) Poppy Redfern and the Midnight Murders by Tessa Arlen Poppy Redfern and the Midnight Murders (A Woman of WWII Mystery #1) by Tessa Arlen 2) Murder in an English Village by Jessica Ellicott Murder in an English Village (Beryl and Edwina Mystery #1) by Jessica Ellicott
- Two are your choice! (freebie!) 1) Hems and Homicide by Elizabeth Penney Hems and Homicide (Apron Shop #1) by Elizabeth Penney 2) Dead Week by Kelly Brakenhoff Dead Week (A Cassandra Sato Mystery Book 2) by Kelly Brakenhoff

+20 more...


message 2: by Meg (new)

Meg (makeli2) | 90 comments Here go again, Hil!


message 3: by Karen (new)

Karen (xkamx) | 446 comments Hilary (A Wytch's Book Review) wrote: "+20 more..."

HA! That's a good one.

Didn't you complete this challenge and next year's (and maybe 2022's) already! :o)

Best of luck. I look forward to seeing your (loooooooong) list of books for 2020.


Hilary (A Wytch's Book Review) (knyttwytch) | 131 comments Karen wrote: "Hilary (A Wytch's Book Review) wrote: "+20 more..."

HA! That's a good one.

Didn't you complete this challenge and next year's (and maybe 2022's) already! :o)

Best of luck. I look forward to se..."


Err yes but then I got a LOT more cozy mysteries to read!


message 5: by Karen (last edited Jan 06, 2020 01:12AM) (new)

Karen (xkamx) | 446 comments Hilary (A Wytch's Book Review) wrote: "Err yes but then I got a LOT more cozy mysteries to read!"

Me, too. The best position to be in -- more books than one can get read in a year -- though you do seem to make a huge dent in the list!


Hilary (A Wytch's Book Review) (knyttwytch) | 131 comments Karen wrote: "Hilary (A Wytch's Book Review) wrote: "Err yes but then I got a LOT more cozy mysteries to read!"

Me, too. The best position to be in -- more books than one can get read in a year -- though you d..."


I may make a dent but trust me it ain't that huge!


message 10: by Karen (last edited May 20, 2020 04:40PM) (new)

Karen (xkamx) | 446 comments Hilary (A Wytch's Book Review) wrote: "3rd 20]"

Congratulations on completing the minimum for 2020!!

Only 105 more to beat last year's total. Good luck!


Hilary (A Wytch's Book Review) (knyttwytch) | 131 comments Karen wrote: "Hilary (A Wytch's Book Review) wrote: "3rd 20]"

Congratulations on completing the minimum for 2020!!

Only 105 more to beat last year's total. Good luck!"


Still have one more to get for historical before I can claim completion!


Hilary (A Wytch's Book Review) (knyttwytch) | 131 comments Woo Hoo - all complete :D now just to keep adding books to the general list :D


message 14: by Karen (new)

Karen (xkamx) | 446 comments Hilary (A Wytch's Book Review) wrote: "Woo Hoo - all complete :D now just to keep adding books to the general list :D"

Congratulations, Hilary!


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Katherine | 313 comments Hilary (A Wytch's Book Review) wrote: "4th 20

61. Dior or Die by Angela M. Sanders Dior or Die (Vintage Clothing, #2) by Angela M. Sanders
62. Nacho Average Murder by Maddie Day [bookcover:Na..."


WoW! Way to go! 👍
Nacho Average Murder! That is a hilarious title!


Hilary (A Wytch's Book Review) (knyttwytch) | 131 comments Karen wrote: "Hilary (A Wytch's Book Review) wrote: "Woo Hoo - all complete :D now just to keep adding books to the general list :D"

Congratulations, Hilary!"


Thank you Karen!


Hilary (A Wytch's Book Review) (knyttwytch) | 131 comments Katherine wrote: "Hilary (A Wytch's Book Review) wrote: "4th 20

61. Dior or Die by Angela M. Sanders Dior or Die (Vintage Clothing, #2) by Angela M. Sanders
62. Nacho Average Murder by [au..."


If you haven't read the Robbie Jordan books ([book:Nacho Average Murder|45427798] is the latest) then I fully recommend them!


message 21: by Karen (new)

Karen (xkamx) | 446 comments I want to be you when I grow up! :o)

If I'm lucky, I'll end the year at half your number of cozies. Of course, if I didn't "waste" time reading other things...

As usual, I have added more to my TBR from your reads than I have actually read. Love it!!


Hilary (A Wytch's Book Review) (knyttwytch) | 131 comments Karen wrote: "I want to be you when I grow up! :o)

If I'm lucky, I'll end the year at half your number of cozies. Of course, if I didn't "waste" time reading other things...

As usual, I have added more to m..."


err should I be apologizing?


message 23: by Karen (new)

Karen (xkamx) | 446 comments Hilary (A Wytch's Book Review) wrote: "err should I be apologizing?"

Not at all!!! I have found some great reads on your lists. Keep it up! :o)

I posted on another board a word I learned watching a game show, tsundoku. Tsundoku is acquiring reading materials but letting them pile up in one's home without reading them. I am a master at Tsundoku -- though I do read some of what I acquire. Adding to my ever-growing TBR from your lists (and others) ensures that I will never want for something good to read. So, thank you!!


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