Cozy Mysteries discussion

Here are your February 2021 Mini Challenges!


RULES

** Books DO NOT all have to be mysteries. You can use any genres.

** A book can be used only 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 National Embroidery Month: Read a book that features some sort of needle craft (e.g.: crewel, crochet, cross-stitch, embroidery, Hardanger, knitting, needlepoint).

2. February 4 is the birthday of Clement Ader (1841), a French inventor who was the first person to fly a heavier-than-air craft: Read a book with something that flies on the cover (e.g.: airplane, balloon, bird, helicopter, kite, UFO).

3. February 5 is National Wear Red Day for Heart Health: Read a book with a red cover or with a heart on the cover.

4. February 15 is Singles Awareness Day and National No One Eats Alone Day: Read a book in which the main character is single or lives alone.

5. February 19 is the birthday of Nicolaus Copernicus (1473), known for placing the sun at the center of the universe, not Earth: Read a book with a celestial body on the cover or in the title (e.g.: asteroid, comet, meteor, moon, planet, Star, sun).

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Don’t make number five harder than it needs to be! In mysteries, I’ve found moons and stars, both in the sky and on other items, easiest to find. Some examples include books by Kay Finch or Heather Blake. For other genres, examples include The Little Prince (stars & asteroids), The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy (planets), Where the Red Fern Grows (moon), the werewolf series by Vicki Lewis Thompson (moon). These are all examples from my personal bookshelves.

February 2021 Mini Challenge

1. February is National Embroidery Month: Read a book that features some sort of needle craft (e.g.: crewel, crochet, cross-stitch, embroidery, Hardanger, knitting, needlepoint).

Threads of Evidence

2. February 4 is the birthday of Clement Ader (1841), a French inventor who was the first person to fly a heavier-than-air craft: Read a book with something that flies on the cover (e.g.: airplane, balloon, bird, helicopter, kite, UFO).

The Fatal Flying Affair

3. February 5 is National Wear Red Day for Heart Health: Read a book with a red cover or with a heart on the cover. (heart tray)

Buttercream Bump Off

4. February 15 is Singles Awareness Day and National No One Eats Alone Day: Read a book in which the main character is single or lives alone.

Lost Legacy

5. February 19 is the birthday of Nicolaus Copernicus (1473), known for placing the sun at the center of the universe, not Earth: Read a book with a celestial body on the cover or in the title (e.g.: asteroid, comet, meteor, moon, planet, Star, sun).

The Witch is Back

February 2021 Mini Challenge

1. February is National Embroidery Month: Read a book that features some sort of needle craft (e.g.: crewel, crochet, cross-stitch, embroidery, Hardanger, knitting, needlepoint).

2. February 4 is the birthday of Clement Ader (1841), a French inventor who was the first person to fly a heavier-than-air craft: Read a book with something that flies on the cover. Rocket
by Mark Weakland 2/2/2021
3. February 5 is National Wear Red Day for Heart Health: Read a book with a red cover or with a heart on the cover.
by L.B. Gregg 02.19/2021
4. February 15 is Singles Awareness Day and National No One Eats Alone Day: Read a book in which the main character is single or lives alone.
A Masquerade of Muertos by Patrice Greenwood 02/10/2021
5. February 19 is the birthday of Nicolaus Copernicus (1473), known for placing the sun at the center of the universe, not Earth: Read a book with a celestial body on the cover or in the title (e.g.: asteroid, comet, meteor, moon, planet, Star, sun).

1. February is National Embroidery Month: Read a book that features some sort of needle craft (e.g.: crewel, crochet, cross-stitch, embroidery, Hardanger, knitting, needlepoint).

2. February 4 is the birthday of Clement Ader (1841), a French inventor who was the first person to fly a heavier-than-air craft: Read a book with something that flies on the cover (e.g.: airplane, balloon, bird, helicopter, kite, UFO).

3. February 5 is National Wear Red Day for Heart Health: Read a book with a red cover or with a heart on the cover.

4. February 15 is Singles Awareness Day and National No One Eats Alone Day: Read a book in which the main character is single or lives alone. The Beekeeper's Apprentice by Laurie R. King

5. February 19 is the birthday of Nicolaus Copernicus (1473), known for placing the sun at the center of the universe, not Earth: Read a book with a celestial body on the cover or in the title (e.g.: asteroid, comet, meteor, moon, planet, Star, sun).

February 2021 Mini Challenges

✔1. February is National Embroidery Month: Read a book that features some sort of needle craft (e.g.: crewel, crochet, cross-stitch, embroidery, Hardanger, knitting, needlepoint).
By Hook or By Crook by Betty Hechtman 2/9/21 - crochet

✔2. February 4 is the birthday of Clement Ader (1841), a French inventor who was the first person to fly a heavier-than-air craft: Read a book with something that flies on the cover (e.g.: airplane, balloon, bird, helicopter, kite, UFO).
The Midnight Library by Matt Haig 2/6/21


✔3. February 5 is National Wear Red Day for Heart Health: Read a book with a red cover or with a heart on the cover.
Love Lettering by Kate Clayborn 2/15/21


✔4. February 15 is Singles Awareness Day and National No One Eats Alone Day: Read a book in which the main character is single or lives alone.
In a Dark, Dark Wood by Ruth Ware 2/3/21

5. February 19 is the birthday of Nicolaus Copernicus (1473), known for placing the sun at the center of the universe, not Earth: Read a book with a celestial body on the cover or in the title (e.g.: asteroid, comet, meteor, moon, planet, Star, sun).

February 2021 Mini Challenge
5/5

1. February is National Embroidery Month: Read a book that features some sort of needle craft (e.g.: crewel, crochet, cross-stitch, embroidery, Hardanger, knitting, needlepoint).

And Then There Were 9 by C.A. Larmer 5★s 18/2/21

2. February 4 is the birthday of Clement Ader (1841), a French inventor who was the first person to fly a heavier-than-air craft: Read a book with something that flies on the cover (e.g.: airplane, balloon, bird, helicopter, kite, UFO).

Flip-Flops and Murder by H.Y. Hanna 5★s 17/2/21

3. February 5 is National Wear Red Day for Heart Health: Read a book with a red cover or with a heart on the cover.

20th Victim by James Patterson 4★s 15/2/21

4. February 15 is Singles Awareness Day and National No One Eats Alone Day: Read a book in which the main character is single or lives alone.

In the Heat of the Night by Susanne Bellamy 4★s 7/2/21

5. February 19 is the birthday of Nicolaus Copernicus (1473), known for placing the sun at the center of the universe, not Earth: Read a book with a celestial body on the cover or in the title (e.g.: asteroid, comet, meteor, moon, planet, Star, sun).

Chasing the Shadows by Maria V. Snyder 5★s 13/2/21

COMPLETED: 5/5.

✅Read a book that features some sort of needle craft. Knit One, Kill Two. 5 Feb.
✅Read a book with something that flies on the cover. Louisiana Longshot. 20 Feb.
✅Read a book with a red cover. Granny's Got a Gun. 13 Feb.
✅Read a book in which the main character is single. Raining Men and Corpses. 13 Feb.
✅Read a book with a celestial body on the cover. News and Nectarines. 21 Feb.

February 2021 Mini Challenges
5/5

1. February is National Embroidery Month: Read a book that features some sort of needle craft (e.g.: crewel, crochet, cross-stitch, embroidery, Hardanger, knitting, needlepoint).
needlepoint- Thread on Arrival by Lea Wait 7 February; 5☆


2. February 4 is the birthday of Clement Ader (1841), a French inventor who was the first person to fly a heavier-than-air craft: Read a book with something that flies on the cover (e.g.: airplane, balloon, bird, helicopter, kite, UFO).
bird- A Call for Kelp by Bree Baker 16 February; 5☆


3. February 5 is National Wear Red Day for Heart Health: Read a book with a red cover or with a heart on the cover.
Blackwork by Monica Ferris 2 Feabruary; 4☆


4. February 15 is Singles Awareness Day and National No One Eats Alone Day: Read a book in which the main character is single or lives alone.
A Cold Brew Killing by Lena Gregory 19 February; 4 1/2☆


5. February 19 is the birthday of Nicolaus Copernicus (1473), known for placing the sun at the center of the universe, not Earth: Read a book with a celestial body on the cover or in the title (e.g.: asteroid, comet, meteor, moon, planet, Star, sun).
sun- Finding Shelter by Kathi Daley 7 February; 4 1/2☆

****Finished 02/21/2021***

1. Read a book that features some sort of needle craft (e.g.: crewel, crochet, cross-stitch, embroidery, Hardanger, knitting, needlepoint).
2. Read a book with something that flies on the cover (e.g.: airplane, balloon, bird, helicopter, kite, UFO).
3. Read a book with a red cover or with a heart on the cover.
4. Read a book in which the main character is single or lives alone. The Ghost of Madison Avenue
5. Read a book with a celestial body on the cover or in the title (e.g.: asteroid, comet, meteor, moon, planet, Star, sun).

February 2021 mini challenge

Updated: Feb. 25
Progress: 5/5

1. February is National Embroidery Month: Read a book that features some sort of needle craft (e.g.: crewel, crochet, cross-stitch, embroidery, Hardanger, knitting, needlepoint).
Yarn to Go by Betty Hechtman - Feb. 25

2. February 4 is the birthday of Clement Ader (1841), a French inventor who was the first person to fly a heavier-than-air craft: Read a book with something that flies on the cover (e.g.: airplane, balloon, bird, helicopter, kite, UFO).
The Circus Scare by Carolyn Keene - balloons - Feb. 9

3. February 5 is National Wear Red Day for Heart Health: Read a book with a red cover or with a heart on the cover.
Valentine's Day Secret by Carolyn Keene - Feb. 9

4. February 15 is Singles Awareness Day and National No One Eats Alone Day: Read a book in which the main character is single or lives alone.
Jane Darrowfield, Professional Busybody by Barbara Ross - Feb. 18

5. February 19 is the birthday of Nicolaus Copernicus (1473), known for placing the sun at the center of the universe, not Earth: Read a book with a celestial body on the cover or in the title (e.g.: asteroid, comet, meteor, moon, planet, Star, sun).
Murder at Turtle Cove by Kathi Daley - sun - Feb. 20

Suggestion for #1: something by Monica Ferris set in the main character's needlework shop. The first one is titled Crewel World.

Suggestion for #5: Dark Nantucket Noon by Jane Langton - it's about a murder on the day of an eclipse.

I am in.

1. Read a book that features some sort of needlecraft - Something's Knot Kosher - Mary Marks

2. Read a book with something that flies on the cover - The Flight of the Old Dog - Dale Brown

3. Read a book with a red cover or a heart on the cover - Bad Luck and Trouble - Lee Child

4. Read a book in which the main character is single or lives alone - Daisies for Innocence - Bailey Cattrell

5. Read a book with a celestial body on the cover or in the title - Star Sand - Roger Pulver

1. February is National Embroidery Month: Read a book that features some sort of needle craft (e.g.: crewel, crochet, cross-stitch, embroidery, Hardanger, knitting, needlepoint).

2. February 4 is the birthday of Clement Ader (1841), a French inventor who was the first person to fly a heavier-than-air craft: Read a book with something that flies on the cover (e.g.: airplane, balloon, bird, helicopter, kite, UFO).

3. February 5 is National Wear Red Day for Heart Health: Read a book with a red cover or with a heart on the cover.

4. February 15 is Singles Awareness Day and National No One Eats Alone Day: Read a book in which the main character is single or lives alone.

5. February 19 is the birthday of Nicolaus Copernicus (1473), known for placing the sun at the center of the universe, not Earth: Read a book with a celestial body on the cover or in the title (e.g.: asteroid, comet, meteor, moon, planet, Star, sun).

Ready for February!

National Embroidery Month: Thread on Arrival

Birthday of Clement Ader (1841), a French inventor who was the first person to fly a heavier-than-air craft: Sad Cypress

National Wear Red Day for Heart Health: Sugar and Spite

Singles Awareness Day and National No One Eats Alone Day: Killing Cupid

Birthday of Nicolaus Copernicus (1473), known for placing the sun at the center of the universe, not Earth: High Country

I’m in! 5/5 🎊CHALLENGE COMPLETED🎊 02-16-21

✅1. February is National Embroidery Month: Read a book that features some sort of needle craft (e.g.: crewel, crochet, cross-stitch, embroidery, Hardanger, knitting, needlepoint). MURDER, SHE KNIT by Peggy Ehrhart


✅2. February 4 is the birthday of Clement Ader (1841), a French inventor who was the first person to fly a heavier-than-air craft: Read a book with something that flies on the cover (e.g.: airplane, balloon, bird, helicopter, kite, UFO). CLAMMED UP by Barbara Ross


✅3. February 5 is National Wear Red Day for Heart Health: Read a book with a red cover or with a heart on the cover. BLESS HER DEAD LITTLE HEART by Miranda James


✅4. February 15 is Singles Awareness Day and National No One Eats Alone Day: Read a book in which the main character is single or lives alone. A Dark and Stormy Murder by Julia Buckley
MC Lena is single

✅5. February 19 is the birthday of Nicolaus Copernicus (1473), known for placing the sun at the center of the universe, not Earth: Read a book with a celestial body on the cover or in the title (e.g.: asteroid, comet, meteor, moon, planet, Star, sun). Death in Dark Blue
there is a Globe on the shelf

February 2021 Mini Challenge

1. February is National Embroidery Month: Read a book that features some sort of needle craft (e.g.: crewel, crochet, cross-stitch, embroidery, Hardanger, knitting, needlepoint)....Needle and Dread....2/22/2021

2. February 4 is the birthday of Clement Ader (1841), a French inventor who was the first person to fly a heavier-than-air craft: Read a book with something that flies on the cover (e.g.: airplane, balloon, bird, helicopter, kite, UFO).
Death in the Clouds......2/18/2021

3. February 5 is National Wear Red Day for Heart Health: Read a book with a red cover or with a heart on the cover....Mystery at the Edge of Madness: A Severine DuNoir Historical Cozy Adventure....2/7/2021

4. February 15 is Singles Awareness Day and National No One Eats Alone Day: Read a book in which the main character is single or lives alone......Acting Can Be Murder (A Como Lake Players Mystery)....2/5/2021

5. February 19 is the birthday of Nicolaus Copernicus (1473), known for placing the sun at the center of the universe, not Earth: Read a book with a celestial body on the cover or in the title (e.g.: asteroid, comet, meteor, moon, planet, Star, sun).

The Wheelwright's Daughter....2/6/2021

1. February is National Embroidery Month: Read a book that features some sort of needle craft (e.g.: crewel, crochet, cross-stitch, embroidery, Hardanger, knitting, needlepoint).

2. February 4 is the birthday of Clement Ader (1841), a French inventor who was the first person to fly a heavier-than-air craft: Read a book with something that flies on the cover (e.g.: airplane, balloon, bird, helicopter, kite, UFO).

3. February 5 is National Wear Red Day for Heart Health: Read a book with a red cover or with a heart on the cover.

4. February 15 is Singles Awareness Day and National No One Eats Alone Day: Read a book in which the main character is single or lives alone.

5. February 19 is the birthday of Nicolaus Copernicus (1473), known for placing the sun at the center of the universe, not Earth: Read a book with a celestial body on the cover or in the title (e.g.: asteroid, comet, meteor, moon, planet, Star, sun).

1. February is National Embroidery Month: Read a book that features some sort of needle craft (e.g.: crewel, crochet, cross-stitch, embroidery, Hardanger, knitting, needlepoint). Yarn to Go 02.15.21

2. February 4 is the birthday of Clement Ader (1841), a French inventor who was the first person to fly a heavier-than-air craft: Read a book with something that flies on the cover (e.g.: airplane, balloon, bird, helicopter, kite, UFO). Murder With Puffins 02.19.21

3. February 5 is National Wear Red Day for Heart Health: Read a book with a red cover or with a heart on the cover.

4. February 15 is Singles Awareness Day and National No One Eats Alone Day: Read a book in which the main character is single or lives alone. Lethal Licorice 02.22.21

5. February 19 is the birthday of Nicolaus Copernicus (1473), known for placing the sun at the center of the universe, not Earth: Read a book with a celestial body on the cover or in the title (e.g.: asteroid, comet, meteor, moon, planet, Star, sun). Fire Burn and Cauldron Bubble 02.22.21

February 2021 mini challenge
Updated:
Progress: 0/5

1. Read a book that features some sort of needle craft
Murder, She Knit
2. Read a book with something that flies on the cover
Poisoned in Paradise
3. Read a book with a red cover or with a heart on the cover.
The King's Justice
4. Read a book in which the main character is single or lives alone.
Picture Miss Seeton
5. Read a book with a celestial body on the cover or in the title
The Ghosts of Mystic Springs

Would this cover work for red? (Yes, I know I repeat myself ;) )

Marisa wrote: "Would this cover work for red? (Yes, I know I repeat myself ;) )

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Yes. 🙂

Heather L wrote: "Marisa wrote: "Would this cover work for red? (Yes, I know I repeat myself ;) )

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Yes. 🙂"

Thank you

I'm done for February! See message 3...

Congrats, Meg!

Awesome, Meg! Not even halfway through the month yet. 😋

Good job Meg!!

Thanks, y'all! Another good month where things just fell right.

So far, I have read:
Letters in the Library by Kathi Daley heart on the cover, and

Miss Frost Ices The Imp : A Nocturne Falls Mystery by Kristen Painter main character is single.

February Mini Challenge completed February 16, 2021❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️

Good job, Shelly!

Heather L wrote: "Good job, Shelly!"

Thank you Heather

Finished :)

February 2021 Mini Challenge
5/5

1. February is National Embroidery Month: Read a book that features some sort of needle craft (e.g.: crewel, crochet, cross-stitch, embroidery, Hardanger, knitting, needlepoint).

And Then There Were 9 by C.A. Larmer 5★s 18/2/21

2. February 4 is the birthday of Clement Ader (1841), a French inventor who was the first person to fly a heavier-than-air craft: Read a book with something that flies on the cover (e.g.: airplane, balloon, bird, helicopter, kite, UFO).

Flip-Flops and Murder by H.Y. Hanna 5★s 17/2/21

3. February 5 is National Wear Red Day for Heart Health: Read a book with a red cover or with a heart on the cover.

20th Victim by James Patterson 4★s 15/2/21

4. February 15 is Singles Awareness Day and National No One Eats Alone Day: Read a book in which the main character is single or lives alone.

In the Heat of the Night by Susanne Bellamy 4★s 7/2/21

5. February 19 is the birthday of Nicolaus Copernicus (1473), known for placing the sun at the center of the universe, not Earth: Read a book with a celestial body on the cover or in the title (e.g.: asteroid, comet, meteor, moon, planet, Star, sun).

Chasing the Shadows by Maria V. Snyder 5★s 13/2/21

Way to go, Brenda!

Thanks Heather :)

Done!

February 2021 Mini Challenges
5/5

1. February is National Embroidery Month: Read a book that features some sort of needle craft (e.g.: crewel, crochet, cross-stitch, embroidery, Hardanger, knitting, needlepoint).
needlepoint- Thread on Arrival by Lea Wait 7 February; 5☆


2. February 4 is the birthday of Clement Ader (1841), a French inventor who was the first person to fly a heavier-than-air craft: Read a book with something that flies on the cover (e.g.: airplane, balloon, bird, helicopter, kite, UFO).
bird- A Call for Kelp by Bree Baker 16 February; 5☆


3. February 5 is National Wear Red Day for Heart Health: Read a book with a red cover or with a heart on the cover.
Blackwork by Monica Ferris 2 Feabruary; 4☆


4. February 15 is Singles Awareness Day and National No One Eats Alone Day: Read a book in which the main character is single or lives alone.
A Cold Brew Killing by Lena Gregory 19 February; 4 1/2☆


5. February 19 is the birthday of Nicolaus Copernicus (1473), known for placing the sun at the center of the universe, not Earth: Read a book with a celestial body on the cover or in the title (e.g.: asteroid, comet, meteor, moon, planet, Star, sun).
sun- Finding Shelter by Kathi Daley 7 February; 4 1/2☆

Congrats, Patrizia! I’m done as well —


1. February is National Embroidery Month: Read a book that features some sort of needle craft: Needle and Dread by Elizabeth Lynn Casey

2. February 4 is the birthday of Clement Ader (1841), a French inventor who was the first person to fly a heavier-than-air craft: Read a book with something that flies on the cover: The Kite Runner by Khaled Hosseini (It’s hard to see in the thumbnail, but there is a kite on the cover.)

3. February 5 is National Wear Red Day for Heart Health: Read a book with a red cover or with a heart on the cover. Z for Zachariah by Robert C. O'Brien

4. February 15 is Singles Awareness Day and National No One Eats Alone Day: Read a book in which the main character is single or lives alone. Nickeled-and-Dimed to Death by Denise Swanson (Dev is single)

5. February 19 is the birthday of Nicolaus Copernicus (1473), known for placing the sun at the center of the universe, not Earth: Read a book with a celestial body on the cover or in the title: Killing Cousins by Rett MacPherson

Congratulations to those who've finished so far!

It's been a slow reading month for me. 🙁 But I should be finished by the end of the month ... or maybe a bit later.

Go Julesy go! You can doooo iiiit! 😀

Well done Patrizia and Heather - keep going Julesy!!

Thanks, Brenda!

Thank you!

Finished up February over the weekend.

National Embroidery Month: Thread on Arrival 2/3/21

Birthday of Clement Ader (1841), a French inventor who was the first person to fly a heavier-than-air craft: Sad Cypress 2/21/21

National Wear Red Day for Heart Health: Sugar and Spite 2/15/21

Singles Awareness Day and National No One Eats Alone Day: Killing Cupid 2/11/21

Birthday of Nicolaus Copernicus (1473), known for placing the sun at the center of the universe, not Earth: High Country 2/6/21

February 2021 Mini Challenge

5/5 DONE

1. February is National Embroidery Month: Read a book that features some sort of needle craft (e.g.: crewel, crochet, cross-stitch, embroidery, Hardanger, knitting, needlepoint). knitting A Deadly Yarn Maggie Sefton 2/22
2. February 4 is the birthday of Clement Ader (1841), a French inventor who was the first person to fly a heavier-than-air craft: Read a book with something that flies on the cover (e.g.: airplane, balloon, bird, helicopter, kite, UFO). helicopter Carol Ericson 2/11

3. February 5 is National Wear Red Day for Heart Health: Read a book with a red cover or with a heart on the cover. heart A Hopeless Valentine Daniel Carson 2/21

4. February 15 is Singles Awareness Day and National No One Eats Alone Day: Read a book in which the main character is single Haunted Homicide Lucy Ness 2/18
5. February 19 is the birthday of Nicolaus Copernicus (1473), known for placing the sun at the center of the universe, not Earth: Read a book with a celestial body on the cover or in the title (e.g.: asteroid, comet, meteor, moon, planet, Star, sun). moon The Mystery of Black Hollow Lane Julia Nobel 2/20

Well done Linda and Jonquil :)

Managed to finish for the first time for a couple of months

1. February is National Embroidery Month: Read a book that features some sort of needle craft (e.g.: crewel, crochet, cross-stitch, embroidery, Hardanger, knitting, needlepoint).

Thread and Buried, Lea Wait – 24/02/21

2. Read a book with something that flies on the cover (e.g.: airplane, balloon, bird, helicopter, kite, UFO).

Cockatiels at Seven, Donna Andrews – 18/02/21

3. February 5 is National Wear Red Day for Heart Health: Read a book with a red cover or with a heart on the cover.

Parker Pyne Investigates, Agatha Christie – 21/02/21
(heart drawn round the title)

4. February 15 is Singles Awareness Day and National No One Eats Alone Day: Read a book in which the main character is single or lives alone.

Affairs of Steak, Julie Hyzy – 05/02/21

5. February 19 is the birthday of Nicolaus Copernicus (1473), known for placing the sun at the center of the universe, not Earth: Read a book with a celestial body on the cover or in the title (e.g.: asteroid, comet, meteor, moon, planet, Star, sun).

The Galaxy, and the Ground Within, Becky Chambers – 19/02/21

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Great job, Linda, Trish and Jonquil!

Good job Trish!

Only got three this month oh well I will do better next month
February 2021 Mini Challenge

1. February is National Embroidery Month: Read a book that features some sort of needle craft (e.g.: crewel, crochet, cross-stitch, embroidery, Hardanger, knitting, needlepoint).

2. February 4 is the birthday of Clement Ader (1841), a French inventor who was the first person to fly a heavier-than-air craft: Read a book with something that flies on the cover. Rocket
by Mark Weakland 2/2/2021
3. February 5 is National Wear Red Day for Heart Health: Read a book with a red cover or with a heart on the cover.
by L.B. Gregg 02.19/2021
4. February 15 is Singles Awareness Day and National No One Eats Alone Day: Read a book in which the main character is single or lives alone.
A Masquerade of Muertos by Patrice Greenwood 02/10/2021
5. February 19 is the birthday of Nicolaus Copernicus (1473), known for placing the sun at the center of the universe, not Earth: Read a book with a celestial body on the cover or in the title (e.g.: asteroid, comet, meteor, moon, planet, Star, sun).