February Reading Possibilities

This is so late but I haven't been on the computer much in the last week.  So it is what it is.  I'm still finishing up a book from my January pile which should be done today.  Had I have known that my reading would plummet in the last week I wouldn't have started it so close to the end of January but at least it's another book out of my piles.  I think I did quite well finishing 4 books out of last month's possibility pile, one of which was a chunker.

So this month the Read Your Bookshelf Challenge prompt is:  Read A Book With "Love" in the Title.  Oddly enough out of all the books I have on my to read piles I have not one book with the actual word love in the title.  So I've made it work for me and gone through the books and pulled those that has a word that has something to do with love.  And it was even slim pickings for that.  The other challenges in my 2020 reading goals round out my list nicely for this month.  How many will I get to?  Who knows but there are some good choices to pick from I think.

So February's possibilities are as follows:

READ YOUR BOOKSHELF CHALLENGE (prompt:  a book with Love in the title)

          ~ The Wedding by Nicholas Sparks (love word:  wedding)

          ~ A Bride Most Begrudging by Deanne Gist (love word:  bride)

          ~ Embrace Me by Lisa Samson (love word:  embrace)  (finished)

          ~ Open Heart, Open Mind by Clara Hughes (love word:  heart) also fulfills non-fiction category

AUDIOBOOK

          ~finishing Once Upon a Wardrobe by Patti Callahan  (finished)

          ~ Another Gospel? by Alisa Childers 

          ~Mere Christianity by C.S. Lewis

          

READ A BOOK FROM MY LIBRARY TO READ SHELF

          ~Scarred by Sarah Edmondson (also fulfills non-fiction category)  (finished)

READ A BOOK PURCHASED 2020 - 2022

          ~As the Light Fades by Catherine West (finished)

          ~The Maid by Nita Prose

NON -FICTION (along with the 2 mentioned in the other catagories)

          ~They Turned the World Upside Down by Charles Martin

          

What are you reading for February?