Read the Seasons 2023

Found on StoryGraph, hosted by lavender_lake. The challenge is to read a book that fits the season and theme of each prompt. This is my personal tracking page.

1. January: winter – Crisp air, new beginnings Read anything that feels fresh and out of the ordinary to you. — Terrier – Tamora Pierce
2. February: winter – The big SAD Haven’s seen the sun in ages and feel kinda blue? Lean into it with a moody read. — Come Tumbling Down – Seanan McGuire
3. March: spring – Slowly blooming Time to read a coming of age novel or any story of personal growth. — By the Sword – Mercedes Lackey
4. April: spring – Oh so fickle Read a book that keeps you on your toes, just like the April weather does. Plot twists, changing perspectives, hot takes – anything goes. — The Girl Who Survived – Lisa Jackson
5. May: spring – Spring fever Bunnies in the park, birds in the air; opt for a steamy read to cure that spring fever.
6. June: summer – Here comes the sun Read anything that makes you feel warm and happy. — Red, White, and Royal Blue – Casey McQuiston
7. July: summer – And we’re off Read a story that takes you far away – different countries or worlds, you decide.
8. August: summer – Beach read Choose a light read; you might get distracted by playing kids and bouncing beach balls.
9. September: fall – Fall feels Read anything that screams fall to you – dark academia, history fiction, or non-fiction about nature? The choice is yours. — Soul Taken – Patricia Briggs
10. October: fall – Spooky time Halloween is creeping near, time to get your spook on. Read something to give you the chills. — A Haunted History of Invisible Women – Leanna Hieber & Andrea Janes
11. November: fall – Cozy nights, big books Time to curl up with a big book. Tackle that chunky read you’ve been putting off this year. — Where Snowflakes Dance and Curse – Stephen Manes
12. December: winter – Ice ice baby It may not snow where you life, but it sure does in your December read. Pick any story with a snowy, icy setting.