Chapter Adventure Reading Challenges discussion

Seeing Red is the theme for February. "Read a book with the word ‘red’ in the title OR a book with a red-ish cover. Bonus if it has both."

Comment below with your book choices and suggestions! Mark it CHALLENGE COMPLETE if you've read the book.

Here are a couple of book suggestions from us:

I'm going to read All Systems Red.

Sara Archibald wrote: "I'm going to read All Systems Red."

I really hope you love this! It gets even better as you read on past the first novella.

I'm going to read . Can't believe I haven't read it yet! I told myself I had to read it before I'd let myself read Recursion. That's my incentive. :)

I am reading Red, White & Royal Blue By Casey McQuiston

Kimberly wrote: "Sara Archibald wrote: "I'm going to read All Systems Red."

I really hope you love this! It gets even better as you read on past the first novella."

I'm reading All Systems Red too - it also works for the Book Awards Challenge.

reading The Astonishing Colour of After by Emily X.R. Pan for February - the cover is red and the story features a red bird

Finished, has red in the title: Red Velvet Cupcakes to Die For Alaine Allister 2/5/20

TJ wrote: "Kimberly wrote: "Sara Archibald wrote: "I'm going to read All Systems Red."

I really hope you love this! It gets even better as you read on past the first novella."

I'm reading All Systems Red to..."

Yes! I can't wait to hear what you think of it.

Stacey wrote: "reading The Astonishing Colour of After by Emily X.R. Pan for February - the cover is red and the story features a red bird"

I've seen this one buzzed about a lot. It looks good!

Tari wrote: "Finished, has red in the title: Red Velvet Cupcakes to Die For Alaine Allister 2/5/20"

Nice!

Jyothi wrote: "I am reading Red, White & Royal Blue By Casey McQuiston"

So many people have loved this one.

I am planning to read Red Joan by Jennie Rooney or The Red Address book by Sofia Lundberg

Another suggestion for a red cover book...

I chose A redbird Christmas . Fannie Flagg is one of my favourite authors, her books about little villages with many quircky characters and kind people always make me feel good. This book has Christmas in the title, but only a small part of it takes place at Christmas. I loved reading it.

Reading “Crimson Shore”, by Preston & Child. #15 in the Pendergast series, but a first for me. Pretty good so far, more review to come. (Red cover too.) 😉

TJ wrote: "Kimberly wrote: "Sara Archibald wrote: "I'm going to read All Systems Red."

I really hope you love this! It gets even better as you read on past the first novella."

I'm reading All Systems Red to..."

You hit the jackpot for all three challenges this month!

Cecil wrote: "Reading “Crimson Shore”, by Preston & Child. #15 in the Pendergast series, but a first for me. Pretty good so far, more review to come. (Red cover too.) 😉"

I love Pendergast.

Challenge complete! Finished “Crimson Shore”, Preston & Child’s 15th entry in the Pendergast series. First of this series I’ve read, mixed thoughts. See my review here on Goodreads.

My second "book" and that's being very generous, was The Hunt by Oscar de Muriel.
https://www.goodreads.com/review/show...

I finished the February challenge. I read this book which has both the word RED in the title and some red on the cover:


Completed on Feb. 13

I finished the February challenge reading All Systems Red. Since it was so short I went ahead and finished the rest of the series as well. It was one of the better
Sci-fi reads I have found in a while and I highly recommend it. Now I just have to figure out why I find a character named Murderbot so relatable🙃

Sara Archibald wrote: "I finished the February challenge reading All Systems Red. Since it was so short I went ahead and finished the rest of the series as well. It was one of the better
Sci-fi reads I have found in a w..."

Hahaha! I found Murderbot relatable too. Hmmm.

Took me a while but, I'm almost finished with my February read, "Red Dragon" by Thomas Harris. A few more chapters to go & I can polish up my review :)

I finished All Systems Red by Martha Wells for the challenge - loved it!

I read Agatha Christie's Murder on the Orient Express. Always enjoyable to read books by her. I hadn't read this book in 20+ years and had forgotten how it went so I really enjoyed the reread. Now I will need to watch the movie

Full blog post here

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Red at the Bone by Jacqueline Woodson