Last year I read mostly cozy mysteries. Now that everything has settled out a little, maybe I’ll branch out some in 2025.

Books read:

  1. A pun in the title
  2. A character with red hair
  3. Title starts with letter “M” – Murder at Raven’s Hollow by Louise Marley
  4. Title starts with letter “N”
  5. Plot includes a heist
  6. Genre One: Set in Spring
  7. Genre Two: Set in Summer
  8. Genre Three: Set in Autumn
  9. Genre Four: Set in Winter
  10. Author’s last name is also a first name – Five Little Pigs by Agatha Christie
  11. A prequel
  12. Has a moon on the cover
  13. Title is ten letters or less
  14. Climate fiction
  15. Includes Latin American history
  16. Author has won an Edgar award
  17. Told in verse
  18. A character who can fly
  19. Has short chapters
  20. A fairy tale retelling
  21. Character’s name in the title
  22. Found family trope
  23. A sprayed edge
  24. Title is a spoiler
  25. Breaks the fourth wall
  26. More than a million copies sold
  27. Features a magician
  28. A crossover (Set in a shared universe)
  29. Shares universe with prompt 28
  30. In the public domain
  31. Audiobook has multiple narrators
  32. Includes a diary entry – Knife Skills for Beginners by Orlando Murrin
  33. A standalone novel
  34. Direction in the title
  35. Written in third person
  36. Final sentence is less than 6 words long
  37. Genre chosen for you by someone else – (paranormal) Haunting and Homicide by Ava Burke
  38. An adventure story
  39. Has an epigraph
  40. Stream of consciousness narrative
  41. Cover font is in a primary color
  42. Non-human antagonist
  43. Explores social class
  44. A celebrity on the cover – Brooke Shields Is Not Allowed to Get Old by Brooke Shields
  45. Author releases more than one book a year
  46. Read in a “-ber” month
  47. “I think it was blue” – The Secret of the Three Fates by Jess Armstrong
  48. Related to the word “puzzle”
  49. Set in a country with an active volcano
  50. Set in the 1940s
  51. 300-400 pages long
  52. Published in 2025

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