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2012 March Monthly Challenge - Participant's Thread

For 9 does the hospital have to be a major part of the setting or can the characters merely visit someone there? The story "began" in a hospital after an accident and also sped up in a hospital after a second accident. The major action took place elsewhere though? (Am I pushing it?)
Thanks


3/6 Completed
1. 'M' is for March: Midnight in Austenland 2/3 (3*)
2. Happy Birthday Fani! Willing Victim or Curio
3. Geography: (author from Colorado) A to Z or Song of Oestend by Marie Sexton
4. Third Month: The Curtis Reincarnation
5. Popcorn Lover's Day (8 Mar): The Invention of Hugo Cabret
6. Ireland: When Irish Guys Are Smiling
7. Single Parents' Day: Taming Natasha 3/6 (5*)
8. March Fo(u)rth! (4 Mar):
9. American Red Cross Month:
10. Reader's Choice:The One That Got Away 3/3 (3*)












3. Geography:Extreme Exposure by Pamela Clare.

Go ahead with the book. As long as it's scheduled for release, you're good to go."
Sorry, I guess I missed the answer in the flurry of the sign ups! Thanks!

Read: 2/5
1. M for March: Missing in Death by J.D. Robb
2. Happy Birthday ExoticRogue!: Key Of Knowledge by Nora Roberts
4. Third Month: Fair Game by Patricia Briggs
6. Mardi Gras: Storm's Heart by Thea Harrison
7. Single Parent's Day: Bear Meets Girl by Shelly Laurenston
8. March Fourth: About a Dragon by G.A. Aiken








Also Read:





2012 March Monthly Challenge
Duration March 1~March 31, 2012
4/10 Read
1. "M" is for... ~
2. Happy Birthday Pooja! ~ Someone to Watch Over Me by Lisa Kleypas
3. Geography (Colorado) ~
4. 3rd Month/3rd Book ~ Third Grave Dead Ahead by Darynda Jones
5. Popcorn's Lovers Day ~ Dracula by Bram Stoker
6. Mardi Gras ~
7. Single Parent's Day ~ Oracle's Moon by Thea Harrison
8. March Forth! ~
9. American Red Cross Month ~ Ruthless by Anne Stuart
10. Reader's Choice ~ TBD











2. Happy Birthday! Read a book from a March birthday celebrant's GR bookshelf whose name/nickname starts with the same letter as yours. If no one has the same letter, choose someone with the closest letter to yours alphabetically.
3. Geography: Read a book whose author, character or setting is from Colorado
4. Third Month: Read a book that has 3 words or is 3rd in a series.

5. Popcorn Lover's Day (8 Mar): Read a book that has been converted to a movie or vice versa.
6. Mardi Gras: Read a book that is set in New Orleans/Louisiana or has a colorful cover (at least 3 colors) or has anything related to Ireland
7. Single Parents' Day: Read a book where one of the characters is a single parent.
8. March Fo(u)rth! (4 Mar): Read a book with a military setting or character.
9. American Red Cross Month: Read a book with a hospital setting or character or a book with a red cover.
10. Reader's Choice: Read any book of your choice
Challenge Duration: March 1 to March 30, 2012
You can choose 3 , 5 , 8 or all 10 categories depending on your reading speed, books availability and/or time commitment.
When posting your challenge progress, please make sure to put the date/s when you finished your book/s


3/10 Completed
01. 'M' is for March: Read a book that starts with the letter 'M' or a book whose author's first or last name starts with the letter 'M'.
02. Happy Birthday!: Read a book from a March birthday celebrant's GR bookshelf whose name/nickname starts with the same letter as yours.
Happy Birthday BJ Rose!!!
The Perfect Rake by Anne Gracie
OR
An Offer From a Gentleman by Julia Quinn
03. Geography: Read a book whose author, character or setting is from Colorado.
Hearts and Swords: Four Original Stories of Celta by Robin D. Owens
04. Third Month: Read a book that has 3 words or is 3rd in a series.
Warlord by Elizabeth Vaughan
05. Popcorn Lover's Day (8 Mar): Read a book that has been converted to a movie or vice versa.
Sense and Sensibility by Jane Austen
06. Mardi Gras: Read a book that is set in New Orleans/Louisiana or has a colorful cover (at least 3 colors) or has anything related to Ireland.
Maid of Killarney by Ana Seymour
OR
Someone Like You by Susan Mallery
07. Single Parents' Day: Read a book where one of the characters is a single parent.
08. March Fo(u)rth! (4 Mar): Read a book with a military setting or character.
Sentimental Journey by Jill Barnett
09. American Red Cross Month: Read a book with a hospital setting or character or a book with a red cover.
Slightly Married by Mary Balogh
10. Reader's Choice: Read any book of your choice.













2 / 7
1. 'M' is for March:1. A Clash of Kings by George R.R. Martin 3/3/12
2. Happy Birthday!
4. Third Month:
6. Mardi Gras:
7. Single Parents' Day:
9. American Red Cross Month:
10. Reader's Choice: Firefly Lane by Kristin Hannah 3/6/12



4/6 Completed
1. 'M' is for March: Midnight in Austenland 2/3 (3*)
2. Happy Birthday Fani! Willing Victim 3/6 (4*)
3. Geography: (author from Colorado) A to Z or Song of Oestend by Marie Sexton
4. Third Month: The Curtis Reincarnation
5. Popcorn Lover's Day (8 Mar): The Invention of Hugo Cabret
6. Ireland: When Irish Guys Are Smiling
7. Single Parents' Day: Taming Natasha 3/6 (5*)
8. March Fo(u)rth! (4 Mar):
9. American Red Cross Month:
10. Reader's Choice:The One That Got Away 3/3 (3*)











And no Debbbie, I won't be doing it again. What I should be doing is finishing up my final paper for class, and I got engaged on Valentine's day and the wedding would be next year and I should be planning for that, but reading is so much better to do!!:) So hopefully, I will try to work on the others stuff.

Good luck on your paper.

Read: 3/5
2. Happy Birthday ExoticRogue!: Key Of Knowledge by Nora Roberts
4. Third Month: Fair Game by Patricia Briggs
6. Mardi Gras: Storm's Heart by Thea Harrison
7. Single Parent's Day: Bear Meets Girl by Shelly Laurenston
8. March Fourth: About a Dragon by G.A. Aiken








Also Read:





Congrats on your [image error]
Some suggested reading lists for Hina:
Best Wedding Books
Wedding Books

3 / 7
1. 'M' is for March:1. A Clash of Kings by George R.R. Martin 3/3/12
2. Happy Birthday!
4. Third Month:
6. Mardi Gras:
7. Single Parents' Day:
9. American Red Cross Month: Catching Fire by Suzanne Collins 3/7/12
10. Reader's Choice: Firefly Lane by Kristin Hannah 3/6/12




Congrats on your
Some suggested reading lists for Hina:
Best Wedding Books
Wedding Books"
Thanks Katharina! There were some great book suggestions that I want to read, but I should probably start with Wedding Planning for Dummies.

1. M is for March - In Darkness Reborn by Alexis Morgan
2. Happy Birthday Kathy! - Gabriel's Mate by Tina Folsom - � (March 5)
3. 3rd in series - Caressed By Ice by Nalini Singh - � (March 7)
4. Mardis Gras - No Rest for the Wicked by Kresley Cole - � (March 3)
5. Reader's Choice - - Dragon Actually by G.A. Aiken

At the speed you're reading I'm sure you can finish both lists in probably 2 months. ;) Have fun planning.

2/8 Read
M is for March:
Happy B-Day Kasey! A Hint of Wicked by Jennifer Haymore
Colorado: Real Men Will by Victoria Dahl
Third Month:
Mardi Gras: Crossroads by Moria Rogers
Single Parent's Day: Lip Service by Susan Mallery
March Fo(u)rth: The Soldier (Duke's Obsession, #2 ) by Grace Burrowes
American Red Cross Month: Fair Game by Patricia Briggs
Unread:






Read:



4/10 Completed
1. 'M' is for March:
2. Happy Birthday, Kathy!
3. Geography: Breaking Point
4. Third Month: Taking a Shot
5. Popcorn Lover's Day (8 Mar):
6. Mardi Gras: The Art of Seducing a Naked Werewolf
7. Single Parents' Day:
8. March Fo(u)rth! (4 Mar): Absolution (Suspense Series, #5)
9. American Red Cross Month: Why My Third Husband Will Be A Dog: The Amazing Adventures of an Ordinary Woman
10. Reader's Choice: Celebrity in Death
Finished:





1. 'M' is for March: Will also be finishing Mohsin Hamid book Reluctant Fundamentalist
5.Popcorn Lover's Day (8 Mar): The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo

Duration 01.03.2012. - 31.03.2012.
Books read: 5/8
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� Happy Birthday Diane! ~ Good in Bed by Jennifer Weiner
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� American Red Cross Month (red cover) ~ The Husband by Dean Koontz
� Reader's Choice (any book of your choice) ~ The Body Finder by Kimberly Derting

2/8
. 'M' is for March: Darkfever
2. Happy Birthday Linda! Hearts at Stake
3.
4.
6. Mardi Gras:A Darker Shade of Midnight ( Yay for my hometown!!)
8. March Fo(u)rth! (4 Mar): SEAL of My Dreams
9. American Red Cross Month: Lover Mine
10. Reader's Choice: Surrender
TO READ






READ



4/5 Completed
1. 'M' is for March:





2/8
1. 'M' is for March: Be With Me
3. Geography:
4. Third Month: The Blackstone Promise: Beyond Business\A Younger Man
6. Mardi Gras: Night Pleasures
7. Single Parents' Day:
8. March Fourth!(4 Mar): Seduction of a Highland Lass
9. American Red Cross Month:Vivid
10. Reader's Choice: Lover Reborn



And no Debbbie, I won't be doing it again. What I should be doing is finishing up my final paper for class, and I got engaged on Valentine's day an..."
Wow, Congratulations - that is a much better use of your time :)

2/5 Completed
1. M - Michele Bardsley - Never Again
2. Happy Birthday Shelly - Styx's Storm
3. Third Month -
4. Military - Caressed By Ice
5. Choice -






1. 'M' is for March: Read a book that starts with the letter 'M' or a book whose author's first or last name starts with the letter 'M'.

2. Happy Birthday! Read a book from a March birthday celebrant's GR bookshelf whose name/nickname starts with the same letter as yours. If no one has the same letter, choose someone with the closest letter to yours alphabetically.
3. Geography: Read a book whose author, character or setting is from Colorado
4. Third Month: Read a book that has 3 words or is 3rd in a series.

5. Popcorn Lover's Day (8 Mar): Read a book that has been converted to a movie or vice versa.
6. Mardi Gras: Read a book that is set in New Orleans/Louisiana or has a colorful cover (at least 3 colors) or has anything related to Ireland
7. Single Parents' Day: Read a book where one of the characters is a single parent.

8. March Fo(u)rth! (4 Mar): Read a book with a military setting or character.
9. American Red Cross Month: Read a book with a hospital setting or character or a book with a red cover.
10. Reader's Choice: Read any book of your choice
Challenge Duration: March 1 to March 30, 2012
You can choose 3 , 5 , 8 or all 10 categories depending on your reading speed, books availability and/or time commitment.
When posting your challenge progress, please make sure to put the date/s when you finished your book/s
My reviews can be found here as well as on my goodreads page

Duration 01.03.2012. - 31.03.2012.
Books read: 6/8
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� Happy Birthday Diane! ~ Good in Bed by Jennifer Weiner
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� American Red Cross Month (red cover) ~ The Husband by Dean Koontz
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5/6 Completed
1. 'M' is for March: Midnight in Austenland 2/3 (3*)
2. Happy Birthday Fani! Willing Victim 3/6 (4*)
3. Geography: (author from Colorado) A to Z or Song of Oestend by Marie Sexton
4. Third Month: Luring The Lady 3/9 (3.5*)
5. Popcorn Lover's Day (8 Mar): The Invention of Hugo Cabret
6. Ireland: When Irish Guys Are Smiling
7. Single Parents' Day: Taming Natasha 3/6 (5*)
8. March Fo(u)rth! (4 Mar):
9. American Red Cross Month:
10. Reader's Choice:The One That Got Away 3/3 (3*)










4 / 7
1. 'M' is for March:1. A Clash of Kings by George R.R. Martin 3/3/12
2. Happy Birthday!
4. Third Month: (3 words ) Four to Score by Janet Evanovich 3/9/12
6. Mardi Gras:
7. Single Parents' Day:
9. American Red Cross Month: Catching Fire by Suzanne Collins 3/7/12
10. Reader's Choice: Firefly Lane by Kristin Hannah 3/6/12





1. M is for March - The Many Sins of Lord Cameron by Jennifer Ashley - � (March 9)
2. Happy Birthday Kathy! - Gabriel's Mate by Tina Folsom - � (March 5)
3. 3rd in series - Caressed By Ice by Nalini Singh - � (March 7)
4. Mardis Gras - No Rest for the Wicked by Kresley Cole - � (March 3)
5. Reader's Choice - - Dragon Actually by G.A. Aiken

1. 'M' is for March: Read a book that starts with the letter 'M' or a book whose author's first or last name starts with the letter 'M'.

2. Happy Birthday! Read a book from a March birthday celebrant's GR bookshelf whose name/nickname starts with the same letter as yours. If no one has the same letter, choose someone with the closest letter to yours alphabetically.
3. Geography: Read a book whose author, character or setting is from Colorado

4. Third Month: Read a book that has 3 words or is 3rd in a series.

5. Popcorn Lover's Day (8 Mar): Read a book that has been converted to a movie or vice versa.
6. Mardi Gras: Read a book that is set in New Orleans/Louisiana or has a colorful cover (at least 3 colors) or has anything related to Ireland
7. Single Parents' Day: Read a book where one of the characters is a single parent.

8. March Fo(u)rth! (4 Mar): Read a book with a military setting or character.
9. American Red Cross Month: Read a book with a hospital setting or character or a book with a red cover.
10. Reader's Choice: Read any book of your choice
Challenge Duration: March 1 to March 30, 2012
You can choose 3 , 5 , 8 or all 10 categories depending on your reading speed, books availability and/or time commitment.
When posting your challenge progress, please make sure to put the date/s when you finished your book/s
My reviews can be found here as well as on my goodreads page

Read: 4/5
2. Happy Birthday ExoticRogue!: Key Of Knowledge by Nora Roberts
6. Mardi Gras: Storm's Heart by Thea Harrison
7. Single Parent's Day: Bear Meets Girl by Shelly Laurenston
8. March Fourth: About a Dragon by G.A. Aiken








Also Read:





2/5? Completed
1. 'M' Title The Maiden Jude Deveraux 3/3
2. [image error] Kasey! A Kingdom of Dreams Judith McNaught
4. Third Month Whitney, My Love Judith McNaught
5. [image error] Morning Glory LaVyrle Spencer 3/9
starring Christopher Reeve 1993
6. Mardi Gras Into The Fire Jessica Hall





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Go ahead with the book. As long as it's scheduled for release, you're good to go.