December Countdown, Day 1 : Snow
1 December 2020
Filed under Book Reviews
Tags: December meme, Mark Lawrence, The Girl and the Stars
December book meme (details here). A book set in a cold or wintry place:
December Countdown: One prompt per day
For the month of December I’m scheduled a quick post, early each day, that simply highlights a book based on a prompt, a countdown, if you will to 2021. Below is a list of the prompts I will be using, one for each day. This is a fun way to highlight some books for the month of December and, given the time of year, some of the prompts are Christmas inspired. Feel free to join in. Note: I don’t want to over burden people and fill up readers I simply wanted to use the final month of the year to shine the spotlight on some books (all the books highlighted will be linked to Goodreads for information purposes).
Prompts:
- Snow – a book set in a cold or wintry climate
- Shopping – the last book added to your wishlist
- Wrapping paper – a lovely cover
- Presents – a book you enjoyed more than you expected to
- Chocolates – a book that was simply delicious
- Christmas stocking – stocking fillers – a novella or short story
- Christmas Tree – traditional style, winter read
- Baubles – these add some colour, a very colourful and striking cover
- Fairy Lights – a book of the fae
- Under the Tree – a book you forgot you owned
- Mistletoe – a little bit of romance
- Holly and Ivy – a book with great world building
- Feast – a book that was magnificent
- Christmas pudding – if you could squeeze in just one more book for 2020
- Mince pies – a little sweet something
- Turkey Dinner– a book that is almost too big to face
- Glitter – A book that you simply have to have
- Christmas Cards – a book with a hidden message
- Christmas Carols – a book with musicians, song or instruments
- Eggnog – a book that was out of your comfort zone
- Santa’s Snack – a book that was a ‘light read’ between heavier books
- Reindeers – a book with memorable critters
- Sleigh bells – a series that you want to ring out the praise for
- Christmas Eve – One of your most anticipated books for 2021
- Christmas Day – choose one from the wishlist
- Boxing Day – feeling bloated, a palate cleanser
- Christmas Crackers – Ended with a bang
- Candlelight – a book that kept you up into the early hours
- Christmas Cactus – A seasonal read
- Family and Friends – a book with great characters
- Bottle of Bubbly – Recap





