Sunday, November 28, 2021

#MonthlyMotifGXO '22

 



 This is another challenge hosted at the GirlXOXO site.   It is based on selecting books that have to do with a given motif for that month.  It is open for interpretation.  Sign up here

  • JANUARY-  New To You. Celebrate the New Year with something new to you- a new genre, a new author, a new book series, a new book purchase, etc.

New Authors to me:
  1. Mango, Mambo, and Murder (A Caribbean Kitchen Mystery, #1) by Raquel Reyes
  2. Before the Coffee Gets Cold by Toshikazu Kawaguchi
  3. Candy Canes and Culprits: A Cozy Christmas Novella by Tricia L. Sanders
New Series to me:

  1. Beagles Love Cupcake Crimes by C.A. Phipps   
  2. Dachshund Through the Snow (A Very Murder Christmas #1) by Rosie A Point

  • FEBRUARY- Girl Power. Highlighting Women! Female Authors, Fierce female characters, feminism, female body positivity, females in science/government, etc. 
  1. People We Meet on Vacation by Emily Henry
  2. Murder of a Sweet Old Lady by Denise Swanson
  3. Killing in a Koi Pond by Jessica Fletcher and Terry Farley Moran
  4. Matchmaking Can Be Murder ( Amish Matchmaker #1) by Amanda Flower
  5. One Poison Pie (Kitchen Witch #1)  by Lynn Cahoon
  6. Cloud Cuckoo Land by Anthony Doerr
  7. Death by the Sea by Kathleen Bridge
  8. The Christmas Joy Ride by Melody Carlson

  • MARCH- Buzzed About Books. Read a book you saw buzzed about a lot in 2021 but haven’t gotten around to reading it yet.



  • JUNE- Supporting PRIDE through books. Read a book by an author who is a member of the LGBTQIA+ community or a book featuring LGBTQIA+ character(s).

  • JULY- Summer Lovin’ – Having a Blast. This month it’s all about the beach reads, rom coms,  and/or love stories. Pick something fun and light-hearted.

  • AUGUST- Quick Lit. Novellas, Graphic Novels, Poetry Collections, books under 200 pages, one sitting reads.

  • SEPTEMBER- Title Play. Read a book with a clever title that uses a play on words, a pun, a joke, or titles that have double meanings. 


  • NOVEMBER- Books in Translation. Read any book that wasn’t originally written in your native language but has since been translated to it.



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