Bambbles Rambles

*sigh* I am so addicted to challenges. Though this one, with all it's flexibility, should be easy to do. 

This will be my master list where I put all the books that I read for each letter, the read date and maybe links to the reviews, if applicable. I am going to fill this out as I go and not pre-pick. Just because :)

Tag to follow will be "A to Z Challenge" :)

Oh! And if you are interested there is a BookLikes group for this!

The Sock Poppet 2014 A to Z Reading Challenge

A is for April (the month in which you read the book)

City of Jasmine by Deanna Raybourn (4/21/14) - I almost didnt read one book this month! Whew!

B is for Bathing Suit (this book takes place at least partly in hot weather months)

The Bridge by Rebecca Rogers Maher (2/3/14) - They go rooftop swimming in bathing suits. So I am assuming hot weather :)

C is for Children's book

Infinite by Jodi Meadows (3/1/2014) - It's a young adult book, but that is as close as I get to reading children's books anymore.

D is for Doctor (one of the characters)

Cress by Marissa Meyer (2/9/14) - Their is a doctor who is a secondary character. He is trying to cure the plague. 

E is for Ever (in the title)

Evertrue by Brodi Ashton (3/15/14)

F is for Family (book is about a family or family relationships)

It Happened One Midnight by Julie Anne Long (4/27/14) - series about two families, hero is a bit put out by his

G is for Geography (the story takes place in at least two different countries) - The Duke of Shadows by Meredith Duran (1/4/14) - India and England

H is for Heart (it's a love story)

My Lady Quicksilver by Bec McMaster (3/2/14) - Steampunk romance

I is for Ice (the setting is cold - snow, ice, rain)

Murder on the Orient Express by Agatha Christie (2/23/14) - There is a snow storm that holds up the train

J is for Jokes (the book is humorous)

The Rosie Project by Graeme Simsion (5/1/14) - Not a humor novel, but it had me smiling and chuckling on the plane

K is for Keyboard (at least one character plays a musical instrument)

Once Upon a Tower by Eloisa James (1/21/14) - Edie, our heroine, plays the cello. 

L is for Lamp (the book takes place before electricity was discovered)

When the Marquess Met His Match by Laura Lee Guhrke (5/15/14) - If not discovered, takes place before the widespread use of electricity

M is for Mom (one of the characters)

A Gentleman 'Til Midnight by Alison DeLaine (1/22/14) - Our heroine, Katherine, has a daughter.

N is for New-to-you author

Divergent by Veronica Roth (4/22/14)

O is for Out of This World (where the story takes place)

Back Across the Styx by Karalynn Lee (5/15/14) - takes place on Earth and in Hades, which is out of this world :)

P is for Pilgrims (the story involves moving someplace new)
Q is for Question Mark in the title
R is for Run (the main character is running from something)

Gone Girl by Gillian Flynn (1/17/14) 

S is for Sequel to a book you've already read

No Good Duke Goes Unpunished (2/3/14)

T is for Time (the book travels time, moves through time quickly or flashes back)

Codex Born by Jim C. Hines (6/29/14) - there are two things: a story before the actual chapter begins told in retrospective format and a point where the character quite literally moves through time quickly.

U is for Useful (which you found the book to be)
V is for Veteran (at least one character is/was a member of a military force)

The Light Between Oceans by M.L. Stedman - Main character was in WWII before taking over as a lighthouse operator.

W is for Wind (the book blew you away)

The Cuckoo's Calling by Robert Galbraith - (6/26/14) - blew me out of my book slump :)

X is for XXIV (it's the 24th book you read this year)
Y is for Yo-Yo (your emotions were up and down as you read the book)
Z is for Zoo (there is an animal on the cover)

Libriomancer by Jim C. Hines (5/21/14) - Smudge the fire spider is on the shoulder of the main character in this cover

Completed: 21

Updated: 7/1/14