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MARCH 4/4

Spring ��
1. Read a book with a title beginning with a letter in SPRING (you can ignore or use a, an, or the)
Smoke Bitten by Patricia Briggs - Mar. 20th
2. Read a coming-of-age or inspirational book
3. Read a book with themes related to nature

March Birthdays: Gabriel García Márquez ��
1. Read a book set in Colombia.
2. Read a book with themes inspired by the author's life or values (family, magical realism, Latin American politics/social issues).
The Ocean at the End of the Lane by Neil Gaiman - Mar. 27th
Magical realism.
3. Read a book by an author who has won the Nobel Prize for Literature.

March Madness ��
1. Read a book with a page count that appears in the number 9,223,372,036,854,775,808.
Me: Elton John Official Autobiography by Elton John - Apr. 18th
374 pages.
2. Read a book published between 1931 and 1968.
3. Read a book set in Kansas, North Carolina, California, or Tennessee.

St. Patrick's Day ��
1. Read a book written by an author whose initials appear in Maewyn Succat.
2. Read a book with a theme of good vs. evil.
The Huntress by Kate Quinn - Apr. 20th
3. In honor of the famous Shamrock, read a book that is third or fourth in a series.

APRIL 4/4

April Fool's Day ��
1. Read a humorous book.
Twenty-one Truths About Love by Matthew Dicks - Mar. 28th
2. Read a book with a fish on the cover.
3. Read a book whose author's initials are found in APRIL FOOLS DAY.

Spring Sports: Baseball ��
1. Read a book written in OR set in the 1800s.
Jane Eyre by Charlotte Brontë - Apr. 1st
2. Read a book with a 3 in the page number.
3. Read a book off of one of these lists that feature sports:
⚾️ 30 Best Sports Books
⚾️ 25 Best Baseball Books
⚾️ Best Nonfiction Books about Sports

Earth Day ��
1. Read a book with a green cover OR with a plant on the cover.
Get Well Soon: History's Worst Plagues and the Heroes Who Fought Them by Jennifer Wright - Apr. 28th
2. Read a book in which the character travels through more than one country.
3. Read a cli-fi book.

April Birthdays: Maya Angelou ��
1. Read a banned book.
2. Read a book by an author who has more than 30 published works.
Imaginary Numbers by Seanan McGuire - Mar. 16th
3. Read a book featuring the Civil Rights movement.

MAY 4/4

May Day ��
1. Read a book that has the letters MAY (in any order) in the title.
All Systems Red by Martha Wells - May 3rd
2. Read a book with a colorful cover.
3. Read a book where a character is a tradesman who works with their hands.

Cinco de Mayo ��
1. Read a book written by a Mexican or Mexican American author.
2. Read a book set in Mexico.
3. Read a book that is part of a series that contains a multiple of five books in the series (5 books, 10 books, 20 books, etc. in the series, but you can read any book of the series).
Red-Headed Stepchild by Jaye Wells - Mar. 26th
First book in a 5 book series.

May Birthdays: Frank L. Baum ��
1. Read a children's/middle grade/YA book. (You can ignore the 100 page rule.)
Black Heart by Holly Black - Mar. 22nd
2. Read a book with a female main character that leaves home.
3. Read a book that was made into a movie.


Mother's Day ��
1. Read a book that starts with a letter in MOTHERS DAY.
2. Read a book that features someone's relationship with their mother.
Queen Victoria: Twenty-Four Days That Changed Her Life by Lucy Worsley - Apr. 5th
3. Read a book featured on one of these lists:
🌸 20 Books for Moms
🌸 15 Important Books about Motherhood
🌸 25 Modern Mom Must-Reads