Ahhh winter. There’s nothing better when it’s cold and snowing outside then curling up under a warm blanket in front of a roaring fire with a hot cup of cocoa (or red wine) and a good book.
So, let’s start the season off right with a Winter Reading Challenge.
Unlike other reading challenges, this one is distinctly winter themed, with appropriate shout outs to upcoming holidays (Valentine’s Day and St. Patrick’s Day).
And to sweeten the pot, when you complete the challenge by March 31, 2020, send us an email with your completed answers, and you’ll be entered into a drawing to be one of three lucky winners to receive your choice of one of my books. (Read them all? No sweat; I’ll send you one of my upcoming books.)
Let’s get started with 10 winter book theme suggestions—read the book, and send me the titles and short descriptions:
There's nothing better on a cold wintery day than curling up inside with a good book. My Winter Reading Challenge will get you started. Click To Tweet1. A book that takes place in winter.
2. A book that references some sort of winter sport (ice skating, skiing, hockey, etc.)
3. A book that makes you shiver.
4. A book on your TBR list (To Be Read) you’ve been giving the “cold shoulder” to.
5. A book with a Valentine-themed romance.
6. A book with a romance that has “cooled” off (maybe permanently). (Bonus if it’s a thriller where one of the partners does something not-so-nice to the other partner.)
7. A book with a leprechaun in it. (Or just a character from Ireland.)
8. A book you feel “lucky” to have found.
9. A book with green on the cover.
10. One of my books. (But of course.)
Check out the links for book recommendations from me, and don’t forget to comment below and share the books you’re digging.
Happy Reading!
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On Nun=mber 4. The book that you leave a cold shoulder to; does it need to be a Winder theme book or can it be any themed book? I have one I’ve been edging my way towards since 2016 with no success.
Great question — any theme at all.
Winter Reading Challenge
1.Winter- In the midst of Winter by Isabel Allende
2. Winter Sport- Tough Cookie by Diane Mott Davidson Skiing
3.Shiver- Cause of Death by Patricia Cornwell Ice
4.TR List- Alexander Hamilton by Ron Chernow Been reading sine 2016 don’t know-how
Lin Manuel did it on vacation!
5.Valentine Theme- My Valentine by Tracie Peterson a couple of stories of
romance
6. Cooled off Romance- Thriller- Such a Pretty Girl by Tess Diamond they were
but will they again?
7. Leprechaun- Leprechaun in Late Winter by Mary Pope Osborne part of a
great children’s series that I read to 2nd and 3rd graders
8. Meet ME in Monaco by Hazel Gaynor and Heather Webb- One for EVERY Book Club to read and digest or EVERY woman to enjoy! It was my one entire day read, then reread!
9. Book w/ Green Cover- Predator by Patricia Cornwell
10. Secrets of Redemption Box SEt 1-3 by Michele Pariza Wacek Page-turning
set that I read in a weekend