I came across this reading challenge on Lynne’s Fictionophile blog earlier this year and it occurred to me I should take another look to see how many of the categories I still have to match. It turns out the answer is one, for which I need your help!
A man/boy’s name – Nick by Michael Farris Smith
The name of an animal – The Wolf Den by Elodie Harper
The name of a season – The Dead of Winter by S. J. Parris
The word secret or secrets – A Book of Secrets by Kate Morrison
A number – One Last Time by Helga Flatland
Time – A Hundred Million Years and a Day by Jean-Baptiste Andrea
A body of water – A Long Petal of the Sea by Isobel Allende
The name of a bird – Suggest one, please!
If you’re taking part in this or any other reading challenges, how are you getting on? And thanks to Lynne for coming up with yet another challenge I couldn’t resist taking part in!
What Cathy Read Next... 
I just had a look on Goodreads and found a Cat among the Pigeons by Agatha Christie. Is that any good?
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You genius! I just spotted I have a copy of that on my bookshelf. It’s ages since I read an Agatha Christie too.
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Fantastic! 😀
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Thanks for participating in the challenge Cathy. Some suggestions for ‘bird’ titles (depending on what genre you feel like reading): “The House at Magpie Cove”, “The Skylark’s Secret”, “Magpie Lane”, “The Peacock Summer”, “The Blackbird Season”, “Magpie Murders”, “A Siege of Bitterns”, “Raven Sisters”, “A Murder of Crows”, “Mourning Dove”.
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Haha, plenty for me to choose from there!
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To Kill a. Mockingbird by Harper Lee.
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That would have to be a reread to count for the challenge but it would be a good excuse to enjoy it again so thanks for the suggestion 😁
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I have two with owls in the title – Queen of the Owls by Barbara Lynne Probst, and A Funeral for an Owl by Jane Davis – both very good books (I’ve reviewed both on my blog)!
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Thanks for the suggestions. With those suggested by others as well, I now have a great selection to choose from.
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Oh, there’s a third owl one – Death of an Owl by Paul Torday – his last novel, which was actually finished by his son.
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