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message 1: by ☘KathyD☘ (new)

☘KathyD☘ | 4832 comments 2024 March Pick-It-For-Me Challenge

What is the Pick-It-For-Me Challenge?

The Pick-It-For-Me Challenge (PIFM) is a reading challenge where each participant gives and receives book recommendations based on a given set of rules. The assignment method and book selection rules change each month so it’s always new and always different.

The idea of the PIFM challenge is that you will get new-to-you books and authors selected for you as well as a push to read some books that have been lingering on your shelves. You may not be interested in the new books recommended, which is why you also get a minimum of four books from your shelf.

You only have to read ONE book to complete this challenge!

After signups are closed, your names and any extra info will go into the super secret PIFM randomizer and it will select someone for you to recommend books to and someone to give you recommendations. This list will be posted along with any specific picking rules for the month.

In order to participate you need to either HAVE YOUR PROFILE SET TO PUBLIC (preferable), or friend the person giving you recommendations. PLEASE NOTE: If you choose to keep your profile private, it is your responsibility to send a friend request to the person picking for you as soon as possible after the matchups are posted. Whether your profile is private or not, it is also very important that your profile be set to receive Private Messages (PMs) in case anyone needs to reach out to you (mods, organizer etc.)

Everything gets done in this thread so be sure to come back often!!!

Repicks
You can ask for repicks if:
✱ The books picked for you are not yet released
✱ If you have already read the chosen book(s) and they are on your ‘read’ shelf
✱ If you did not receive four picks from your ‘to-read’ shelf, with at least one from your preferred shelf

You may NOT ask for repicks because:
✱ A book is not available at your library
✱ A genre or author you don’t enjoy was chosen

INFORMATION NEEDED TO SIGN UP
✱✱Are you looking forward to this year’s Oscar awards?✱✱

✱✱ If you have a preferred shelf, please list it along with your pick! ✱✱

IMPORTANT DATES
Sign ups will remain open until February 26 (12 pm US CDT)

You’ll have until February 28 (~5 pm US CDT) to make your recommendations.

Please do not start reading your book(s) until the first of the month. You then have the entire month to read your pick(s) and give some feedback.

If you’re new please read the PIFM Guidelines and FAQ . If you have any questions that are not addressed there, please feel free to ask!

✱Please note that late sign ups will be included at the host’s discretion and no one will be included after re-picks are assigned!✱


message 2: by ☘KathyD☘ (new)

☘KathyD☘ | 4832 comments TIPS TO MAKE THE CHALLENGE ENJOYABLE FOR EVERYONE!

Pickees
✱ To help your picker understand the type of books you like or are currently reading, please make sure your ‘read’ shelf is up to date. You can create shelves for books you DNFed (Did Not Finish) or authors that don’t work for you as well as favorite books and authors. In addition, you might consider updating your profile. You can include info about your favorite books, authors, genres, themes or tropes (or themes/tropes you dislike – i.e., secret baby).
✱ Please do not specify likes/dislikes in the sign-up thread. This information will not be included in the pairings and your pickee may not see your message and does not need to rely on that information when making picks.

Pickers
✱ Please remember this is primarily a romance readers group. Thus, most, if not all, of your picks should be romance. There are various sub genres within the romance category - Contemporary, Historical, Paranormal, Romantic Suspense, Erotica, M/M, Urban Fantasy. If your pickee reads a wide variety, you could add a non-romance as a choice.
✱ You will be using 8 picking rules to select books for you pickee. Choose at least 4 new titles for your pickee. These can be brand new to them (not found on any of their shelves) or a book found on their shelves if they've never read any of the author’s work previously. The remaining 4 titles should come from your pickee’s tbr, with a minimum of one from their preferred shelves if provided. Be sure to pick at least one book for each picking rule, but please limit your picks to no more than two books per rule as sometimes having too many options is worse than too few.
Please remember when you are giving new recommendations, you are not limited to titles that you have read. You can choose books that are new releases, on your tbr, or titles you looked up on Goodreads or Amazon that you think your pickee would enjoy.

A Few Hints to Help with Book Selection
Check the book’s publishing date. Select “date pub” from the checkbox selections and save.
Check pickee’s personalized shelves, especially their exclusive shelves. A personalized shelf is one the member has created. (e.g., ‘to read next,’ ‘favorites,’ ‘didn’t like’)
Make sure the books you choose are not on their ‘read’ shelf. Just because it isn’t rated doesn’t mean it wasn’t read.
Look at your pickee’s ‘read’ shelf and see what genres they have recently read or read the most. Reviewing their ‘read’ shelf might help you in choosing something they are interested in reading right now.
✱ If your pickee reads lots of books in a genre you are not familiar with (erotic romance, GLBT, YA, etc.), contact the Mods or the month’s organizer for guidance.
Include a variety of books (e.g., shorter page count, new addition to their ‘to-read’ shelf, an older book on their ‘to-read’ shelf). This variety gives your pickee options when choosing the book or books they will be reading this month. Use the sort feature within their shelves to determine the date a book was added, published or read; page numbers, ratings, etc.

If you want to volunteer to make repicks:
✱ We love that you want to help out, but please remember those who need picks have been waiting for a long time already. Please only volunteer if you are able to make the repicks within a few hours of the deadline. Thank you!


message 3: by ☘KathyD☘ (last edited Feb 26, 2024 09:34AM) (new)

☘KathyD☘ | 4832 comments


Participants

☘KathyD☘ — tbr-audios
Fran — a-pifm-shelf (private profile)
Kate — pifm-2024
Fernanda — to-read
Sonja — pifm
Darkness — to-read
MountainKat — to-read-asap
Nancy H — to-read
Carina — march-madness
HeatherMarie — 0-pifm
Rebecca — audio
Haney Hayes — to-read
Emma — tbr-soon
Marie — to-read
Darcy — to-read
LaurLa — 01-pick-me-please
Carrie — up-next
SunnyCAGirl — to-read


message 4: by ☘KathyD☘ (last edited Feb 29, 2024 07:54AM) (new)

☘KathyD☘ | 4832 comments Pairings
Please pick for the person beneath you. The last person picks for the first person (that is, LaurLa picks for Marie).

🎥 Marie — to-read
🎥 Emma — tbr-soon
🎥 Haney Hayes — to-read
🎥 Darcy — to-read
🎥 MountainKat — to-read-asap
🎥 Rebecca — audio
🎥 ☘KathyD☘ — tbr-audios
🎥 Carrie — up-next
🎥 Nancy H — to-read
🎥 SunnyCAGirl — to-read
🎥 Darkness — to-read
🎥 Sonja — pifm
🎥 HeatherMarie — 0-pifm
🎥 Fernanda — to-read
🎥 Fran — a-pifm-shelf (private profile)
🎥 Carina — march-madness
🎥 Kate — pifm-2024
🎥 LaurLa — 01-pick-me-please

🎥 = made picks

✱ Remember to pick a minimum of four NEW books and four books from your pickee’s TBR or preferred shelf. Please limit your picks to no more than two for each rule , since sometimes too many choices can be as bad as too few!


message 5: by ☘KathyD☘ (last edited Feb 26, 2024 10:46AM) (new)

☘KathyD☘ | 4832 comments Picking Rules
On Sunday, March 10, the 96th annual Academy Awards will be held! So for this month’s challenge, the picking rules come from some of the most nominated movies.

🎥 Lord of the Rings: The Return of the Kingwon all 11 of its nominations, including best picture, director, adapted screenplay, editing, set decoration, costume design, makeup, original score, original song, sound mixing, and visual effects.
recommend a book…
✔️ that is part of a trilogy and/or is the last book in the series (or last published)
✔️ tagged ‘fantasy’
✔️ that has won or been nominated for more than three awards

🎥 Titanicwon 11 out of its 14 nominations, including best picture, director, cinematography, set decoration, costume design, film editor, score, song, sound, sound effects editing, and visual effects.
recommend a book…
✔️ with a natural body of water on the cover (i.e., ocean, river)
✔️ where the main character travels somewhere
✔️ highly anticipated and/or highly rated (4.0+) on Goodreads

🎥 West Side Storywon 10 of its 11 nominations, including best picture, director, supporting actor, supporting actress, cinematography (color), set decoration (color), costume design (color), film editing, score, and sound.
recommend a book…
✔️ that is a retelling (e.g., this movie is a retelling of Romeo and Juliet)
✔️ set in New York
✔️ with great secondary (supporting) characters

🎥 The English Patientwon 9 of its 12 nominations, including best picture, director, supporting actress, cinematography, set decoration, costume design, film editing, score, and sound.
recommend a book…
✔️ with a titled main character (e.g., prince, duchess, marquess)
✔️ set in Europe
✔️ set during a war or conflict

🎥 Amadeuswon 8 of its 11 nominations, including best picture, director, actor, adapted screenplay, set decoration, costume design, sound, and makeup.
recommend a book…
✔️ whose main character is a musician
✔️ that includes a sneaky character (your interpretation)
✔️ with an ‘8’ and/or ‘11’ in the publication date

🎥 My Fair Lady8 of its 12 nominations, including best picture, director, actor, cinematography (color), set decoration (color), costume design (color), score and sound.
recommend a book…
✔️ set in England
✔️ whose main character is a teacher or student
✔️ whose main characters are in different social standing (e.g., rich/poor, CEO/blue-collar worker)

🎥 Gone With the Wind8+ of its 13 nominations, including best picture, director, actress, supporting actress, screenplay, cinematography (color), art direction, and film editing, as well as an honorary Oscar for the William Cameron Menzies’s achievement in the use of color and the technical achievement award.
recommend a book…
✔️ that has been made into a movie or television/streaming series
✔️ tagged ‘historical’
✔️ with more than 400 pages (movie and book were long)

🎥 Shakespeare in Love7 of its 13 nominations, including best picture, actress, supporting actress, screenplay, set decoration, costume design, and score.
recommend a book…
✔️ tagged ‘humor’
✔️ whose main character is an actor/actress and/or writer
✔️ whose main character is named ‘William,’ ‘Viola,’ ‘Romeo,’ or ‘Juliet’ (or any variation)


message 6: by ☘KathyD☘ (new)

☘KathyD☘ | 4832 comments Yeah…I’m always up for watching the Oscars! tbr-audios


message 7: by Fran, Moderator (last edited Feb 20, 2024 11:58AM) (new)

Fran | 12278 comments I’m in! (Private profile, happy to friend anyone who picks for me)

Yes! Love the Oscars and all things movies

PIFM shelf- https://www.goodreads.com/review/list...


message 8: by Fernanda (new)

Fernanda Fonseca | 29 comments I'm in!! first of 2024 yay https://www.goodreads.com/review/list...


message 9: by Sonja (last edited Feb 21, 2024 03:07PM) (new)

Sonja (sonjac) | 1364 comments I'm in but I've done a terrible job of reading this month!
Please use my PIFM shelf.

Forgot to include my answer: Oscars - I'm vaguely interested, if Oppenheimer does well (purely for work purposes!)


message 10: by Darkness (last edited Feb 20, 2024 07:02PM) (new)

Darkness (darknessofheart) | 1350 comments I am in.
Will add shelf latter(need to check few stuff)


message 11: by MountainKat, Moderator (new)

MountainKat | 31601 comments I am probably looking forward to finding out who won and the fashions over the actually show. That said, if we are home we will watch it.

Please use my to-read-asap shelf - thanks!


message 12: by Nancy H (new)

Nancy H | 1111 comments I'm in. I have only a passing interest in the Oscars. My husband is the real movie buff.


message 13: by Carina (new)

Carina | 236 comments I’m in. I’ll check out the winners after the Oscars.

Use https://www.goodreads.com/review/list...


message 14: by ☘KathyD☘ (new)

☘KathyD☘ | 4832 comments welcome all! I’ll update the participant list later today or tomorrow...if you add or change your preferred shelf, just let me know. 😊


message 15: by HeatherMarie (last edited Feb 24, 2024 11:16AM) (new)

HeatherMarie (heathermariereads) | 697 comments I'm in. I'll probably watch the red carpet. A good shelf is: 0-pifm


message 16: by Rebecca (new)

Rebecca (bexsi) | 812 comments I'm in. I don't watch the Oscars.
Audio


message 17: by Haney Hayes (new)

Haney Hayes Promotions (haneyhayespr) | 23 comments I'm in I loved February... I've almost read all the books chosen for me. super excited for another.


message 18: by Emma (last edited Feb 24, 2024 06:19AM) (new)

Emma Sadler (allneedles) | 20 comments I’m in please! The Oscars has been too much about ticking boxes than highlighting the best movies in recent years, IMHO!

https://www.goodreads.com/review/list...


message 19: by Marie (new)

Marie (coffeebooksmotherhood) | 14 comments I don’t pay attention to the Oscars but I do pay attention to book recs so I’d love to join in the fun again this month!


message 21: by ☘KathyD☘ (new)

☘KathyD☘ | 4832 comments the participants list is current through here 😊


message 22: by LaurLa (last edited Feb 23, 2024 11:49AM) (new)

LaurLa | 5085 comments Of course I'm in! I haven't been to a movie in over a year and since I read and don't watch TV/screen... I don't even know who or what's up for nomination. Does that make me a weird?

01-pick-me-please


message 23: by Carrie (new)

Carrie  (icanhasbooks) | 987 comments Not really I have zero interest

So I've been trimming my over all shelf, I hope who picks for me doesn't have the same issues that MKat had.

https://www.goodreads.com/review/list...


message 24: by MountainKat, Moderator (new)

MountainKat | 31601 comments Carrie wrote: "Not really I have zero interest

So I've been trimming my over all shelf, I hope who picks for me doesn't have the same issues that MKat had.

https://www.goodreads.com/review/list......"


I just tried again and it still timed out. ☹️

One idea I had and I'm not sure it is a good one would be to create a second profile and move things like your wishlist and/or books (or authors) you are less likely to read over to the other profile. 🤷🏻‍♀️


message 25: by Carrie (last edited Feb 23, 2024 06:11PM) (new)

Carrie  (icanhasbooks) | 987 comments MountainKat wrote: "Carrie wrote: "Not really I have zero interest

So I've been trimming my over all shelf, I hope who picks for me doesn't have the same issues that MKat had.

https://www.goodreads.com/review/list/..."


Wow, I've removed a few thousand books already. I keep on picking at daily to get it down.

What did you say the threshold was?

Also thank you for the suggestion

Edit: Nvm i just went back and checked what you said. Can I get it under 35k lol


message 26: by MountainKat, Moderator (new)

MountainKat | 31601 comments They didn't specify, I was just going by my unscientific experiments. I was able to search shelves that were almost 34K, but not ones that were 38K. And definitely not yours that were significantly higher than that!


message 27: by SunnyCAGirl (new)

SunnyCAGirl | 90 comments I’m in! I live watching the Oscars, especially the red carpet. But reading all these books gets in the way of watching movies! I’ve seen very few this year.
My “to read” shelf is fine!


message 28: by Carrie (new)

Carrie  (icanhasbooks) | 987 comments MountainKat wrote: "They didn't specify, I was just going by my unscientific experiments. I was able to search shelves that were almost 34K, but not ones that were 38K. And definitely not yours that were significantly..."

I did it, I was able to actually search my own shelves for the first time in forever, still picking away because i'm unure if others can do so.


message 29: by MountainKat, Moderator (new)

MountainKat | 31601 comments Carrie wrote: "I did it, I was able to actually search my own shelves for the first time in forever, still picking away because i'm unure if others can do so."

I was able to search too!! 🥳


message 30: by Carrie (new)

Carrie  (icanhasbooks) | 987 comments Now to not fill it up again 😅


message 31: by MountainKat, Moderator (new)

MountainKat | 31601 comments Carrie wrote: "Now to not fill it up again 😅"

Good luck!


message 32: by ☘KathyD☘ (new)

☘KathyD☘ | 4832 comments Hi Carrie...here are your picks for March. I’ve listened to most on audio (I haven’t read two of them) and really enjoyed them...Happy reading!

🎥 Lord of the Rings: The Return of the King
The Highlander’s Touch, Karen Marie Moning — tagged fantasy (tbr)
Ruthless King, Meghan March — first book in a trilogy (new)

🎥 Titanic
Desire Unchained, Larissa Ione — highly rated (tbr)
Everyone Loves a Hero, Marie Force — main character travels (new)

🎥 West Side Story
A Murder in Long Island, Colette Clark — set in New York (tbr)
Rock Chick, Kristen Ashley — great secondary characters (new)

🎥 The English Patient
Soulless, Gail Carriger — titled main character (tbr)
Challenge, Amy Daws — set in Europe (new)

🎥 Amadeus
The Warlord Wants Forever, Kresley Cole — features a sneaky character (tbr)
Lick, Kylie Scott — main character is a musician (new)

🎥 My Fair Lady
The Thirteenth Tale, Diane Setterfield — set in England (tbr)
Getting Schooled, Emma Chase — main character is a teacher (new)

🎥 Gone With the Wind
Lover Avenged, J.R. Ward — 400+ pages (tbr)
Wallbanger, Alice Clayton — made into a movie (new)

🎥 Shakespeare in Love
Loose Screw, Rae Davies & Lori Devoti — tagged humor (tbr)
Thank You for Listening, Julia Whelan — main character is an actor (new)

The Highlander's Touch (Highlander, #3) by Karen Marie Moning Ruthless King (Mount Trilogy, #1) by Meghan March Desire Unchained (Demonica, #2) by Larissa Ione Everyone Loves a Hero by Marie Force A Murder in Long Island (Penelope Banks Murder Mysteries, #1) by Colette Clark Rock Chick (Rock Chick, #1) by Kristen Ashley Soulless (Parasol Protectorate, #1) by Gail Carriger Challenge (Harris Brothers, #1) by Amy Daws
The Warlord Wants Forever (Immortals After Dark, #0.5) by Kresley Cole Lick (Stage Dive, #1) by Kylie Scott The Thirteenth Tale by Diane Setterfield Getting Schooled (Getting Some, #1) by Emma Chase Lover Avenged (Black Dagger Brotherhood, #7) by J.R. Ward Wallbanger (Cocktail, #1) by Alice Clayton Loose Screw (Dusty Deals Mystery, #1) by Rae Davies Thank You for Listening by Julia Whelan


message 33: by MountainKat, Moderator (new)

MountainKat | 31601 comments Hi Rebecca, I will try to work on your picks this evening but might not get them up until tomorrow. As usual, things got crazy here but I will do my best! 🤞🏼


message 34: by Darkness (new)

Darkness (darknessofheart) | 1350 comments For Sonja
🎥 Lord of the Rings: The Return of the King
tagged ‘fantasy’ - These Hollow Vows
that has won or been nominated for more than three award - Serpent & Dove


🎥 Titanic
where the main character travels somewhere - Prince Charming
highly anticipated and/or highly rated (4.0+) on Goodreads - Where the Lost Wander


🎥 West Side Story
that is a retelling (e.g., this movie is a retelling of Romeo and Julie t) - Angelika Frankenstein Makes Her Match
set in New York - Experimental Marine Biology


🎥 The English Patient
with a titled main character (e.g., prince, duchess, marquess) - The Heiress Gets a Duke
set in Europe - Don't Judge a Duke by His Cover


🎥 Amadeus
that includes a sneaky character (your interpretation) - That Time I Got Drunk and Saved a Demon
with an ‘8’ and/or ‘11’ in the publication date - The Witch Is Back

🎥 My Fair Lady
whose main character is a teacher or student - In a Jam
whose main characters are in different social standing (e.g., rich/poor, CEO/blue-collar worker) - The Bodyguard


🎥 Gone With the Wind
tagged ‘historical’ - The Gentleman's Gambit
with more than 400 pages (movie and book were long) -
Bittersweet Memories

🎥 Shakespeare in Love
tagged ‘humor’ - Vacation Wars
whose main character is named ‘William,’ ‘Viola,’ ‘Romeo,’ or ‘Juliet’ (or any variation) -A Lady for a Duke



message 35: by Carrie (last edited Feb 26, 2024 04:37PM) (new)

Carrie  (icanhasbooks) | 987 comments Kate here are your picks for March I hope you find something you love.

🎥 Lord of the Rings:

TBR: The Final Empire
The Final Empire (Mistborn, #1) by Brandon Sanderson

New: Assassin's Apprentice
Assassin's Apprentice (Farseer Trilogy, #1) by Robin Hobb


🎥 Titanic

TBR: Darkfever
Darkfever (Fever, #1) by Karen Marie Moning

New: Hunt on Dark Waters
Hunt on Dark Waters (Crimson Sails, #1) by Katee Robert

🎥 West Side Story

TBR: Halfway to the Grave
Halfway to the Grave (Night Huntress, #1) by Jeaniene Frost

NEW:
Lore
Lore by Alexandra Bracken


🎥 The English Patient

TBR: A Rogue by Any Other Name
A Rogue by Any Other Name (The Rules of Scoundrels, #1) by Sarah MacLean

New: The Hacienda
The Hacienda by Isabel Cañas


🎥 Amadeus

TBR: Cry Wolf
Cry Wolf (Alpha & Omega, #1) by Patricia Briggs

New: Daisy Jones & The Six
Daisy Jones & The Six by Taylor Jenkins Reid


🎥 My Fair Lady

TBR: Kiss of Steel
Kiss of Steel (London Steampunk, #1) by Bec McMaster

New: The Starless Sea
The Starless Sea by Erin Morgenstern


🎥 Gone With the Wind

TBR: A Knight in Shining Armor
A Knight in Shining Armor by Jude Deveraux

New: The Stationery Shop
The Stationery Shop by Marjan Kamali


🎥 Shakespeare in Love

TBR: Soulless
Soulless (Parasol Protectorate, #1) by Gail Carriger

New: Stages of Desire
Stages of Desire by Julia Tagan


Happy Reading


message 36: by Carrie (new)

Carrie  (icanhasbooks) | 987 comments ☘KathyD☘ wrote: "Hi Carrie...here are your picks for March. I’ve listened to most on audio (I haven’t read two of them) and really enjoyed them...Happy reading!

🎥 Lord of the Rings: The Return of the King
[book:Th..."


Thank you for the picks, I have a few kindle ones loaded up and ready for March


message 37: by Fran, Moderator (new)

Fran | 12278 comments Hi Carina!

Here are your picks for March - I hope you find a gem or two here :)

Lord of the Rings: The Return of the King
New- Elder Wolf - fantasy
New- The Simple Life - 1st in a trilogy

🎥 Titanic
Tbr- Baby Talk & Wedding Bells - 4.15 rating
Tbr- Shot in the Dark - water on cover

🎥 West Side Story
Tbr- The Start of Something Good - NY
Tbr- The Life She Wants - NY

🎥 The English Patient
New- The Royals Next Door

🎥 Amadeus
Tbr- Honor's Promise - sneaky character
Tbr- The Seaside Library - 11 in pub. date

🎥 My Fair Lady
New- The Aristocrat - British character
New- Destry - different social standings

🎥 Gone With the Wind
Tbr- Falling for Owen - 432 pages

🎥 Shakespeare in Love
Tbr- Secretly Yours - character named Julian (close to Juliet)
New- Everything Girl - humor

Happy Reading!!


message 38: by Nancy H (last edited Feb 26, 2024 05:46PM) (new)

Nancy H | 1111 comments Hi SunnyCaGirl,
Here are your picks for March. You have so many good ones on your TBR list! I hope you enjoy these.

Lord of the Rings: Two that are part of trilogies: Beginner's Luck and Annie's Holiday by the Sea
Beginner's Luck (Chance of a Lifetime, #1) by Kate Clayborn Annie's Holiday by the Sea by Liz Eeles

Titanic: Two that involve travel by an author I love - Happy Placeand People We Meet on Vacation; And an extra one if you don't want to read two by the same author: Summer in Andalucía
Happy Place by Emily Henry People We Meet on Vacation by Emily Henry Summer in Andalucía by Lucy Coleman

West Side Story: Two set in New York: The Dressmakers of Prospect Heights and Roomies
The Dressmakers of Prospect Heights by Kitty Zeldis Roomies by Christina Lauren

The English Patient: Titled main character - The Detective Duke; Set in Europe - Christmas Island
The Detective Duke (Unexpected Lords #1) by Scarlett Scott Christmas Island by Natalie Normann

Amadeus: two that include 'sneaky' characters:
The Last Thing He Told Me and Wait For It (sneaky neighbor)
The Last Thing He Told Me by Laura Dave Wait For It by Jenn McKinlay

My Fair Lady: two set in England: The Governess Gamble and Something in the Heir
The Governess Gamble (The Duchess Society, #3.5) by Tracy Sumner Something in the Heir by Suzanne Enoch

Gone With the Wind: Made into TV series/movie - Outlander; Historical - Letters from Paris
Outlander (Outlander, #1) by Diana Gabaldon Letters from Paris by Juliet Blackwell

Shakespeare in Love: Humor - Ten Trends to Seduce Your Bestfriend; Actress/TV personality character - The Misadventures of Catie Bloom
Ten Trends to Seduce Your Bestfriend by Penny Reid The Misadventures of Catie Bloom (Bloom Sisters, #1) by Brooke Stanton

Happy reading!


message 39: by Rebecca (last edited Feb 27, 2024 12:19AM) (new)

Rebecca (bexsi) | 812 comments Hi KathyD,
I hope you like your picks! if you want to change anything just let me know.

Lord of the Rings: The Return of the King –
TBR ~ Fair Game by Patricia Briggs
NEW ~ The Name of the Wind by Patrick Rothfuss
Fair Game (Alpha & Omega, #3) by Patricia Briggs The Name of the Wind (The Kingkiller Chronicle, #1) by Patrick Rothfuss

Titanic –
TBR ~ The Girl in the Mist by Kristen Ashley
NEW ~ Blue Lady by Stephany Tullis
The Girl in the Mist (Misted Pines, #1) by Kristen Ashley Blue Lady (Angelica Mason, #1) by Stephany Tullis

West Side Story –
TBR ~ The Spanish Love Deception by Elena Armas
NEW ~ Daughter of the Forest by Juliet Marillier
The Spanish Love Deception (Spanish Love Deception, #1) by Elena Armas Daughter of the Forest (Sevenwaters, #1) by Juliet Marillier

The English Patient –
TBR ~ Defending Zara by Susan Stoker
NEW ~ Because of Miss Bridgerton by Julia Quinn
Defending Zara (Mountain Mercenaries, #6) by Susan Stoker Because of Miss Bridgerton (Rokesbys, #1) by Julia Quinn

Amadeus –
TBR ~ Gravity by Sara Cate
NEW ~ Rhapsodic by Laura Thalassa
Gravity (Wilde Boys, #1) by Sara Cate Rhapsodic (The Bargainer, #1) by Laura Thalassa

My Fair Lady –
TBR ~ The Player by Kresley Cole
NEW ~ And Only to Deceive by Tasha Alexander
The Player (The Game Maker, #3) by Kresley Cole And Only to Deceive (Lady Emily, #1) by Tasha Alexander

Gone With the Wind –
TBR ~ Winter by Marissa Meyer
NEW ~ The Thorn Birds by Colleen McCullough
Winter (The Lunar Chronicles, #4) by Marissa Meyer The Thorn Birds by Colleen McCullough (2008-06-26) by Colleen McCullough

Shakespeare in Love –
TBR ~ You May Be Write by Robyn Peterman
NEW ~ Just the Sexiest Man Alive by Julie James
You May Be Write (My So-Called Mystical Midlife, #2) by Robyn Peterman Just the Sexiest Man Alive by Julie James


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message 41: by Carina (new)

Carina | 236 comments Kate,

Here are your picks. Happy reading!

Lord of the Rings
TBR - Storm of Visions
New - Shadow Rider
Storm of Visions (The Chosen Ones, #1) by Christina Dodd Shadow Rider (Shadow Riders, #1) by Christine Feehan

Titanic
TBR - Island Temptress
New - Now That I've Found You
Island Temptress by Jean Haught Now That I've Found You (New York Sullivans #1; The Sullivans #15) by Bella Andre

West Side Story
TBR- Darkfever
New - Burn for Me
Darkfever (Fever, #1) by Karen Marie Moning Burn for Me (Hidden Legacy, #1) by Ilona Andrews

The English Patient
TBR - Beyond the Highland Mist
TBR - A Dance Through Time
Beyond the Highland Mist (Highlander, #1) by Karen Marie Moning A Dance Through Time (MacLeod, #1; de Piaget/MacLeod, #2) by Lynn Kurland

Amadeus
TBR - Wishing on a Christmas Cowboy
New - Balancing Act
Wishing on a Christmas Cowboy (Star Valley, #1) by Sara Richardson Balancing Act (Lake in the Clouds) by Emily March

My Fair Lady
TBR - A Knight in Shining Armor
New - Lost and Found
A Knight in Shining Armor (Montgomery/Taggert Family, #13) by Jude Deveraux Lost and Found by Jeanne Bannon

Gone with the Wind
TBR - Devil of the Highlands
New - The Highwayman
Devil of the Highlands (Devil of the Highlands, #1) by Lynsay Sands The Highwayman (Victorian Rebels, #1) by Kerrigan Byrne

Shakespeare in Love
TBR - Fantasy Lover
New - A Lady for a Duke
Fantasy Lover (Hunter Legends, #1) by Sherrilyn Kenyon A Lady for a Duke by Alexis Hall


message 42: by ☘KathyD☘ (new)

☘KathyD☘ | 4832 comments Rebecca wrote: "Hi KathyD,
I hope you like your picks! if you want to change anything just let me know.

Lord of the Rings: The Return of the King –
TBR ~ Fair Game by Patricia Briggs
NEW ~ The Name of the Wind by..."


thanks, Rebecca! so many great titles to jump on!


message 44: by Fernanda (last edited Feb 27, 2024 08:08AM) (new)

Fernanda Fonseca | 29 comments Hi Fran!!!!
Here are your picks for March. Hope you find some good ones!

🎥 Lord of the Rings: The Return of the King
Runescribe— tagged fantasy (tbr)
Fourth Wing — tagged fantasy (new)
Fourth Wing (The Empyrean, #1) by Rebecca Yarros
Runescribe by Megan Derr

🎥 Titanic
Love & Such: A Collection of Short Stories— highly rated (tbr)
Eat, Pray, Love— main character travels (new)
Eat, Pray, Love by Elizabeth Gilbert Love & Such A Collection of Short Stories by Elle James

🎥 West Side Story
Something Borrowed — set in New York (tbr)
The Song of Achilles – Retelling of a classic (new)
The Song of Achilles by Madeline Miller Something Borrowed (Darcy & Rachel, #1) by Emily Giffin

🎥 The English Patient
The Bridgertons: Happily Ever After — titled main character (tbr)
Outlander— set in a war/conflict (new)
Outlander (Outlander, #1) by Diana Gabaldon The Bridgertons Happily Ever After (Bridgertons, #1.5-8.5; 8.6) by Julia Quinn

🎥 Amadeus
Better than the Movies — features a sneaky character (tbr)
Hold on to My Heart— main character is a musician (tbr)
Hold on to My Heart (Maine Sullivans / The Sullivans, #22) by Bella Andre Better than the Movies (Better than the Movies, #1) by Lynn Painter

🎥 My Fair Lady
Billionaire Brother's Nanny — main characters are in different social standings (tbr)
Below Zero — main character is a student (tbr)
Below Zero (The STEMinist Novellas, #3) by Ali Hazelwood Billionaire Brother's Nanny by Rebel Bloom

🎥 Gone With the Wind
King of Wrath 400+ pages (new)
The Mayor of Maxwell Street– tagged historical (new)
King of Wrath (Kings of Sin, #1) by Ana Huang The Mayor of Maxwell Street by Avery Cunningham

🎥 Shakespeare in Love
Nobody Puts Romcoms In The Corner— tagged humor (tbr)
Castaways– Main character is an actress (tbr)

Castaways by Tara Brown Nobody Puts Romcoms In The Corner by Kathryn Freeman


message 45: by MountainKat, Moderator (new)

MountainKat | 31601 comments Hi again Rebecca! Here are your picks for March. I hope I found some good ones for you! All of the new to you picks are ones that I have listened to in audio and really enjoyed! I've listened to most of the books I picked from your TBR too. 🎧

🎥 Lord of the Rings: The Return of the King
TBR: Poison Princess by Kresley Cole
NEW: Year One by Nora Roberts

🎥 Titanic
TBR: The Art of Seducing a Naked Werewolf by Molly Harper
NEW: The House in the Cerulean Sea by T.J. Klune

🎥 West Side Story
TBR: A Midsummer Night’s Dream by William Shakespeare
NEW: Naked in Death by J.D. Robb

🎥 The English Patient
TBR: Bound by Flames by Jeaniene Frost
NEW: The Awakening by Nora Roberts

🎥 Amadeus
TBR: Goddess with a Blade by Lauren Dane
NEW: How to Date Your Dragon by Molly Harper

🎥 My Fair Lady
TBR: The Lost Duke of Wyndham by Julia Quinn
NEW: Burn for Me by Ilona Andrews

🎥 Gone With the Wind
TBR: The Chosen by J.R. Ward
NEW: Ecstasy Unveiled by Larissa Ione

🎥 Shakespeare in Love
TBR: It Had to Be You by Susan Elizabeth Phillips
NEW: The Mane Event by Shelly Laurenston

Happy March Reading!!


message 46: by Sonja (new)

Sonja (sonjac) | 1364 comments Darkness wrote: "For Sonja
🎥 Lord of the Rings: The Return of the King
tagged ‘fantasy’ - These Hollow Vows
that has won or been nominated for more than three award - Serpent & Dove
..."


These look great, Darkness, thank you!! I'm doing a terrible job of reading these days because baseball/softball season has started for my kids and I'm a glorified taxi service. I see quite a few I want to read! So thank you!! :)


message 47: by Sonja (new)

Sonja (sonjac) | 1364 comments HeatherMarie I'm working on yours today and hope to have it posted before end of day (tomorrow morning latest!)


message 48: by Carrie (new)

Carrie  (icanhasbooks) | 987 comments Kate wrote: "Ok…I have two people picking for me!

Carrie, I think you pick for Nancy H not me."


You are so right, I saw the Car and assumed it was me lol


message 49: by Carrie (new)

Carrie  (icanhasbooks) | 987 comments Let's try this again lol for the right person this time.

Hi Nancy for you


🎥 Lord of the Rings:

TBR: Wideacre
Wideacre (The Wideacre Trilogy, #1) by Philippa Gregory

New: Powerless
Powerless (The Powerless Trilogy, #1) by Lauren Roberts

🎥 Titanic
TBR: The First Day of the Rest of My Life
The First Day of the Rest of My Life by Cathy Lamb

New: Love Redesigned
Love Redesigned (Lakefront Billionaires, #1) by Lauren Asher


🎥 West Side Story

TBR: The Art of Seducing a Naked Werewolf
The Art of Seducing a Naked Werewolf (Naked Werewolf, #2) by Molly Harper

New: Seven Days in June
Seven Days in June by Tia Williams


🎥 The English Patient

TBR:To Dance with Kings
To Dance with Kings by Rosalind Laker

New: Code Name Butterfly
Code Name Butterfly by Embassie Susberry


🎥 Amadeus

TBR: If You Can't Stand the Heat
If You Can't Stand the Heat (Poppy Markham Culinary Cop, #1) by Robin Allen

New: Rock Chick Redemption
Rock Chick Redemption (Rock Chick, #3) by Kristen Ashley


🎥 My Fair Lady

TBR: Death on a Silver Tray
Death on a Silver Tray (Beau Brummell, #1) by Rosemary Stevens

New: The Man I Never Met
The Man I Never Met by Elle Cook


🎥 Gone With the Wind

TBR: The Children of Men
The Children of Men by P.D. James

New: A Rip Through Time
A Rip Through Time (A Rip Through Time, #1) by Kelley Armstrong


🎥 Shakespeare in Love

TBR: Neanderthal Marries Human
Neanderthal Marries Human (Knitting in the City, #1.5) by Penny Reid

New: The American Roommate Experiment
The American Roommate Experiment (Spanish Love Deception, #2) by Elena Armas

Happy reading


message 50: by Nancy H (new)

Nancy H | 1111 comments Thank you, Carrie. These look great!

Carrie wrote: "Let's try this again lol for the right person this time.

Hi Nancy for you


🎥 Lord of the Rings:

TBR: Wideacre
Wideacre (The Wideacre Trilogy, #1) by Philippa Gregory

New: Powerless
[bookcover:..."



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