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Love of Reading Month (February)

Welcome to Love of Reading Month

a cozy little corner for book lovers 💛

Welcome to Love of Reading Month—a cozy little corner for book lovers who enjoy talking about books as much as reading them.

Each week, we’ll spotlight a different genre and trade recommendations, prompts, and ideas you can actually use.

It’s book club-friendly, but no pressure: you can follow along solo, with a buddy read, or with a full group.

Bookmark this page and come back weekly as new links go live.

→ Start Here: Begin with the current week’s spotlight below, then come back each week for the next genre.

How This Month Works

Weekly genre spotlights (easy to follow, fun to talk about)
Choose your own book—no required titles
Share recommendations and join the discussion
Save-friendly prompts you can reuse anytime

Modern Classic Conversation Starters 💛

Weekly Spotlights

Week 1: Modern Classic Conversation Starters 💛

Love discussion-worthy fiction but not into formal book clubs?

This week’s post shares 7 modern classic novels (1920s–early ’80s) grouped by mood—plus a simple 60-second method for choosing your next read. Read Week 1

Learn more:

7 picks by mood (comforting → haunting)
10 discussion prompts you can use for any novel.

Save This: 10 Questions to Ask After Any Book

These prompts work for any fiction read—classic, modern, or vintage. Perfect for comment threads, rereads, and “what should I read next?

Rampage — Justin Scott (1985) Hardcover w/ Dust Jacket | Simon & Schuster | Book Club Edition

$24.99

Presumed Innocent — Scott Turow (1987) Hardcover w/ Dust Jacket, 372 Pages

$24.99

The Works of Nathaniel Hawthorne (Vintage Hardcover) — Includes The Scarlet Letter & Twice-Told Tales

$19.99

James Morrow Hardcover Bundle (3) — Towing Jehovah + Only Begotten Daughter + Blameless in Abaddon (1990s Satirical Sci-Fi)

$34.95

Cozy Mysteries = Comfort Reads 💛

WEEK 2 (Feb 9–Feb 15): Cozy Mysteries = Comfort Reads 💛

Cozy mysteries are comfort reads for a reason—warm settings, lovable characters, and a satisfying puzzle without the stress.

Explore favorite cozy tropes, pick your cozy mood, and use a simple step-by-step method to find your next comforting mystery.

Read the Week 2

Read the article: Cozy Mysteries (The Ultimate Comfort Read) 💛

Shop Cozy Mysteries: COZY MYSTERY COLLECTION

Grab the Cozy Mystery Tracker (Printable)

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Shop the Cozy Mystery Collection

Vintage Perry Mason paperback The Case of the Curious Bride with dramatic pulp cover showing a bride and a spooky mirror reflection; visible creases and wear.

Vintage 1942 Perry Mason Paperback Mystery — The Case of the Curious Bride — Erle Stanley Gardner | Pocket Books No. 77, Classic Detective Fiction

$16.00 $22.00

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New

Vintage Agatha Christie Mystery / Detective Fiction Book Bundle — 5 Classic Paperbacks (1950s–1960s) — Hercule Poirot | Mid-Century Pocket & Dell Books

$26.99 $32.95

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Benni Harper Cozy Mystery Set — 4 First Editions by Earlene Fowler (1998–2001) | Quilt-Themed Crime, Book Bundle

$49.00 $55.00

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Cozy Mystery Tracker + Review Printable (US Letter PDF) | Reading Journal Pages

What Is a Cozy Mystery? (Tropes + Cozy Starter Guide)

New printable for cozy mystery lovers

Meet the Cozy Mystery Tracker + Review—a simple, minimalist way to track your comfort reads without long journaling.

✔️ Circle cozy + puzzle ratings
✔️ Check mood + tropes
✔️ Track 4 books per page + “Top 3 this month”

Sale price: $1.49

Grab it Here

The “Choose Your Era” Historical Fiction Guide

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Want a reading pick that feels like time travel?

This week we’re choosing historical fiction by era + vibe—with a bonus WWII home-front twist that’s perfect for vintage-minded readers.

Read the Week 3 article:Choose Your Era: Historical Fiction Guide (1950s, 60s, 70s + WWII Victory Cookbook Twist)

Optional: Add a tiny “This Week’s Challenge” (engagement boost)

Week 3 Mini Challenge

Pick one era and read one book that fits the vibe. Then log it and write a 1–2 line “era takeaway.”

Bonus: If you chose WWII/home front, note one “daily life” detail you noticed (food, shortages, slang, music, routines).

Week 3 Download is in the Shop: Historical Fiction Tracker + Review

A minimalist printable to track historical fiction by era + vibe—and remember the details you’ll actually want later (no long journaling).

Includes (US Letter PDF):

Cover + Quick Start
Review Page (Immersion + Historical feel + Pace + overall ☆ rating)
Tracker Page (4 books per sheet) + Top 3 This Month

Matches the article: same era buckets—1950s / 1960s / 1970s / WWII Home Front—plus an Era keywords line so you can find that vibe again.

➡️ Shop Product – Historical Fiction Tracker + Review

Historical Fiction Tracker + Review (Choose Your Era — Mid-Century Edition)

Week 3 Download: Historical Fiction Tracker + Review (Printable PDF)

If you’re using the “choose your era” method, this minimalist printable helps you track by decade and remember the details that made the book click—no long journaling.

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Week 4: Cookbooks — Link coming soon

Love of Reading Month Tools 💛

Quick resources you can save and reuse all month—prompts, reading pick methods, and modern classic inspiration.

Browse Love of Reading Month Tools 💛

Missed January? Catch Up!

Book Club Month is all in one place—weekly posts, planning tools, and discussion prompts you can reuse anytime. If you’re starting fresh or rebuilding your routine, it’s a great “start here” resource.

JANUARY HUB LINK