Monthly Motif Challenge 2015

 January 1, 2015 - December 31, 2015

Kimberly is also hosting  the Monthly Motif Challenge.  This one has 12 themes--one for each month.  These are going to take a bit more thinking...so, I'll gradually add titles that I'm sure of and update as I figure out what books will fit.  If you'd like to join, click on the link above for details and the sign-up linky.

Monthly Motifs:
JAN - Book to Movie or Audio: Ride the Pink Horse by Dorothy B. Hughes [made into a move in 1947] (1/3/15)
FEB - Award Winner: Caught Dead in Philadelphia by Gillian Roberts [Anthony Award for Best 1st Mystery 1988] (2/11/15)
MAR - Genre Jumble (genre you don't normally do): The Poisoner's Handbook by Deborah Blum [Non-Fiction/Micro-History] (3/22/15)
APR -  Mystery, Murder, & Mayhem: The Ringmaster's Secret by Carolyn Keene (4/16/15)
APR - Mystery, Murder, & Mayhem: The Cavalier in White by Marcia Muller (4/18/15)
MAY - Library Love: Gods of Gold by Chris Nickson (5/23/15)
JUN - Take a Trip (set in different country): Falling Star by Patricia Moyes [England] (6/12/15)
JUL -  Standing Up [Maude stands up for her right to do a "man's job" and Maude & her friends stand up against the German spies]: Young Mrs. Cavendish & the Kaiser's Men by K. K. Beck (7/4/15)
AUG - Alternate Reality: Ringworld by Larry Niven (8/20/15)
SEP - Furry Friends: Some Buried Caesar by Rex Stout [Caesar = a bull] (9/17/15)
OCT - Goblins, & Ghosts, & Ghouls, Oh My!: The Ghost Writer by John Harwood (10/16/15)
NOV - Oldie But Goodie (Pre-2000): The Wonderful Wizard of Oz by L. Frank Baum [1900] (11/15/15)
DEC - That's a Wrap: The Monday Theory by Douglas Clark [the next book in the series that I needed to read] (12/7/15]