February Mini Challenge: This or That?

Every year I participate in The 52 Book Club's reading challenge, and that includes their Mini Challenges.

February's Mini Challenge was inspired by three different book titles, giving readers a bookish "this or that" to choose from... and because I'm extra, I chose both this and that.

 

You can click on any of the book titles to see my reviews.

The first this or that was inspired by The Scarlet Letter, a book I didn't love.

• I chose A Study in Scarlet by Arthur Conan Doyle because of the title (it includes Scarlet, in case that wasn't immediately obvious), and I also didn't love this one.
• Next, was Sense and Sensibility by Jane Austen, for Letter, as it relies heavily on letters as a plot device.

The next this or that was inspired by Crime and Punishment, a book I haven't read. Clearly I need to.

• Up first for Crime is The Best Way to Bury Your Husband by Alexia Casale. Multiple crimes were committed. Murder... murder... more murder...
• And next (for Punishment) was Hot for Slayer by Ali Hazelwood. The core premise of this novella is a sustained system of punishment of vampires. They are hunted and executed.

The last this or that was inspired by Fourth Wing. Haven't we all read this one?

• For Fourth, I went a little unconventional and used The Book Club for Troublesome Women by Marie Bostwick. It's about FOUR women who form a book club.
• And last, for Wing I used Tourist Season by Brynne Weaver because there is a CROW (with wings!) that is vital to the plot, plus there are wings on the cover.

And that's a wrap for February!