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M is for MarchM in book title, author's name, main character's name, main location (real or fictional)
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✅1. Sleeping Murder by Agatha Christie (1976) [Miss Marple]
✅2. Mary Poppins by P.L. Travers (1934)
M is for March1. In Memoriam, Maud and Other Poems by Alfred Tennyson
2. Then There Were Five by Elizabeth Enright (The Melendy family)
3.Jo's Boys by Louisa May Alcott
Marching into March…M is the letter…
Lawrence Durrell – Mountolive 1958
Mario Benedetti – The Truce 1960
"Classics with an M" in one or more of:-Book title
-Author’s name
-Main character’s name
-The main location (real or fictional place name)
"Classics with an M"
Book Title
1.Mrs Harris MPbyPaul Gallico
⭐✔14/3/26★ ★ ★(1965)
A Main Character
2.Melchior (Melky) Rubinstein -A main character and amateur sleuth in:
The Orange-Yellow DiamondbyJ.S. Fletcher(1920)
⭐✔15/3/26★ ★ ★ ★
Classics with the letter M for March in one or more of: -Book title
-Author’s name: Maj Sjöwall
-Main character’s name: Martin Beck
-The main location (real or fictional place name)
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M is for March - "Mansfield Park" for me as I'm yet to read it, thanks for the M idea!
What a great selection of books - I hope everyone enjoys their choices.
M is for March1 The Murder of Roger Ackroyd, Agatha Christie, 3/4/26, 4*
2 My Family and Other Animals, Gerald Durrell, 3/24/26, 5*
M is for March
M in book title, author's name, main character's name, main location (real or fictional)
✅1. Harlequin's Lane - a Harley Quin Short Story (1927) - Agatha Christie
The 12th and final story in Mysterious Mr. Quin, one of the characters is named Molly Stanwell.
✅2. The Machine Stops (1909) - E.M. Forster
oh thank you - my mum died and i've had a hard time of it I forgot to check this was the right book, So i'll read another xx
Jazzy wrote: "oh thank you - my mum died and i've had a hard time of it I forgot to check this was the right book, So i'll read another xx"Jag beklagar ❤️
I finished my two books. See message 2.
Jazzy wrote: "oh thank you - my mum died and i've had a hard time of it I forgot to check this was the right book, So i'll read another xx"My deepest sympathy, Jazzy.
Kathy wrote: "I finished my two books. See message 2."Good choices, Kathy. Well done everyone who has posted so far, it’s a great variety of books.
Loved rereading an old Sjöwall & Wahlöö-novel (message 6). Hadn't read it for 35 years or more.
Nike wrote: "Loved rereading an old Sjöwall & Wahlöö-novel (message 6). Hadn't read it for 35 years or more."It’s fun to read an old favourite again - I’m glad you enjoyed it, Nike.
M is the letter…Mums making more mega meaty meals.
Many merry monkeys make muddy maps.
⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐Lawrence Durrell – Mountolive 1958
⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐Mario Benedetti – The Truce 1960
⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐André Maurois – Climates 1928
⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐Mario Vargas Llosa – Captain Pantoja and the Special Service 1973
⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐George Mackay Brown – Greenvoe 1972
A good variety of choices - well done everyone !
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Greenvoe (other topics)Captain Pantoja and the Special Service (other topics)
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The Truce (other topics)
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George Mackay Brown (other topics)Lawrence Durrell (other topics)
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Book title
Author’s name
Main character’s name
The main location (real or fictional place name)
For example
Mansfield Park - book title
Anne of Green Gables - author L.M. Montgomery
North and South - set in fictional town Milton