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Cardinal number: three
1. equivalent to the sum of one and two; one more than two; 3
2. a group or unit of three people or things.
3. the first odd prime number and the second smallest prime.

Our challenge for MAY will be honoring the number Three. Why Three? Why not?

This challenge will run May 1 ��� May 31, 2015

Here is what you do:
3a. Read three books that have three-word titles.

3b. Read three books that were written by authors with three names.
Ex. Karen Marie Moning, S.J. Watson, J.R. Ward; use three different authors.

3c. Read a trilogy.

3d. Read a book that is the third book in a series.

3e. Read three books that were written by the same author.
These can be part of a series but separate from a trilogy.

3f. Read three books chosen using the acronym M-A-Y.
The title of the book should start with one of these letters.

Pick or choose any reading comination above. To count for the challenge, you must complete all three books for the number(s) you choose.

You can post your books now but do not start reading until May 1!

Happy Reading!

3a. Read three books that have three-word titles;
3b. NOT DOING THIS ONE.
3c. Read a trilogy;
3d. Read a book that is the third book in a series;
3e. Read three books that were written by the same author;
3f. NOT DOING THIS ONE.

7/7 Read DONE!!!

3a. Three books with three word titles 5/23 5/14 5/5

3b. Authors with 3 names 5/6 5/26 5/13

3d. Read a book that is the third book in a series. 5/17

My first reading challenge so I think I'll stick with these for now. If I feel I can do another three I may come back and pick one more.

I'm in, not sure which of these I'll do but it sounds like a lot of fun :)

10 Read Done!

3a. Read three books that have three-word titles.
5/1 5/13 5/21

3b. Read three books that were written by authors with three names.
by S.C. Stephens 5/7
by Sarah J. Maas 5/17 5/6 by C.J. Redwine

3d. Read a book that is the third book in a series.
5/3

3e. Read three books that were written by the same author.
These can be part of a series but separate from a trilogy.
5/5 5/10 5/12 by Robyn Carr

3a


3b by Sarah Rees Brennan
by Louisa May Alcott
BY Lisa Tawn Bergren
3c
3d
3e
3f M
A
Y

I'm in.

Shut Up & Read May "The Power of Three" Challenge
May 1 - May 30, 2015

Completed: 7/7


Here is what you do:
3b. Read three books that were written by authors with three names.
by S.M. Reine 5/6
by A.G. Howard 5/15
by S.M. Reine 5/25


3d. Read a book that is the third book in a series.
5/29

3e. Read three books that were written by the same author.
5/1 5/8 5/13

I'm in and will update as I can. For now my picks are:

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I'm in. Read 6/15

3a. Read three books that have three-word titles.
a) Christmas Cookie Collection by Lori Wilde
b) Run For Home by Sheila Quigley
c) Run, Mummy, Run by Cathy Glass ���

3b. Read three books that were written by authors with three names.
a) L M Montgomery ��� Anne of Green Gables
b) L L Bartlett ��� Murder on the mind ���
c) J D Robb ��� Glory in Death

3c. Read a trilogy.
a) Anna Carey ��� Eve ���
b) Anna Carey ��� Once ���
c) Anna Carey ��� Rise ���

3d. Read a book that is the third book in a series.
Jasper Fforde ��� Well of Lost Plots

3e. Read three books that were written by the same author.
Scott Westerfeld ��� Uglies
a) Pretties
b) Specials
c) Extras

3f. Read three books chosen using the acronym M-A-Y.
The title of the book should start with one of these letters.
M - Masque of the Red Death by Bethany Griffin
A - After: First Light by Scott Nicholson ���
Y - You've been warned by James Patterson

I'm in too. Going to take it easy, though, and skip 3c (trilogy) and 3e (same author).

10/10 completed

3a. Read three books that have three-word titles.
1. Swimming Pool Sunday by Madeleine Wickham - 5/2 ���������
2. Reasons to Live by Amy Hempel - 5/4 ������������
3. Real Man Adventures by T Cooper - 5/6 ������������

3b. Read three books that were written by authors with three names.
1. James Leo Herlihy - The Season of the Witch - 5/28 ���������
2. Donald A. Norman - The Design of Everyday Things (audio book) - 5/13 ������������
3. Ursula K. Le Guin - A Wizard of Earthsea - 5/9 ���������

3d. Read a book that is the third book in a series.
MaddAddam by Margaret Atwood - 5/31 ���������������

3f. Read three books chosen using the acronym M-A-Y.
M: Migraine by Oliver Sacks - 5/27 ���������������
A: All Fall Down by James Leo Herlihy - 5/13 ������������
Y: The Year of the Flood by Margaret Atwood - 5/22 ������������

3a. Read three books that have three-word titles.

3b. Read three books that were written by authors with three names.
Ex. Karen Marie Moning, S.J. Watson, J.R. Ward; use three different authors.

3c. Read a trilogy.

3d. Read a book that is the third book in a series.

3e. Read three books that were written by the same author.
These can be part of a series but separate from a trilogy.

3f. Read three books chosen using the acronym M-A-Y.
The title of the book should start with one of these letters.

May "The Power of Three" Challenge


3a. Read three books that have three-word titles.

3b. Read three books that were written by authors with three names.
Ex. Karen Marie Moning, S.J. Watson, J.R. Ward; use three different authors.

3c. Read a trilogy.

3d. Read a book that is the third book in a series.

3e. Read three books that were written by the same author.
These can be part of a series but separate from a trilogy.

3f. Read three books chosen using the acronym M-A-Y.
The title of the book should start with one of these letters.

3a. Read three books that have three-word titles.


3b. Read three books that were written by authors with three names.
Ex. Karen Marie Moning, S.J. Watson, J.R. Ward; use three different authors.

3c. Read a trilogy.

3d. Read a book that is the third book in a series.

3e. Read three books that were written by the same author.
These can be part of a series but separate from a trilogy.


3f. Read three books chosen using the acronym M-A-Y.
The title of the book should start with one of these letters.

3a. Read three books that have three-word titles.

3b. Read three books that were written by authors with three names.
Ex. Karen Marie Moning, S.J. Watson, J.R. Ward; use three different authors.

3c. Read a trilogy.

3d. Read a book that is the third book in a series.

3e. Read three books that were written by the same author.
These can be part of a series but separate from a trilogy.

3f. Read three books chosen using the acronym M-A-Y.
The title of the book should start with one of these letters.

Pick or choose any reading comination above. To count for the challenge, you must complete all three books for the number(s) you choose.

May "The Power of Three" Challenge
Tasks Completed: 1/6

���3a. Read three books that have three-word titles.
The Kraken King (5/19/15)
End of Days (5/26/15)

���3b. Read three books that were written by authors with three names.

���3c. Read a trilogy.

���3d. Read a book that is the third book in a series.
Riveted (5/14/15)

���3e. Read three books that were written by the same author.
Dannika Dark-Four Days (5/4/15)
Dannika Dark-Three Hours (5/16/15)
Dannika Dark-

���3f. Read three books chosen using the acronym M-A-Y.
M-The Martian (5/28/15)
A-Aflame (5/2/15)
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Good luck everyone :) I'm done for this month. Onto next month!