March Mystery Madness 2020 @ Booktube

March Mystery Madness is a Booktube Readathon…. totally the in thing right now as it is the month of March, and who does’t love a good mystery novel?

Note to participants: If I haven’t linked to your video in this posting, it is because I’m only human. I didn’t mean to leave you out and do hope you will post a link to your video in the comment section.

FYI – I have no part in creating this readathon. I am a participant, blogging about it.

Find March Mystery Madness on social media!

Here’s the March Mystery Madness Goodreads group.

There’s a March Mystery Madness Twitter account.

On Instagram, look for #marchmysterymadness

2020 March Mystery Madness prompts

2020 is the fifth anniversary of March Mystery Madness, so the number five is used for some of the prompts.

You can double up… meaning, you can use one book for more than one prompt.

1. Read at least five mystery books! (Though, if you read at least one, you’re participating.)

2. Read the fifth book in a series.

3. Read a book with five or more words in the title

4. Read a book with a page count divisible by five.

5. Read a book with the number five or “Fifth” in title

6. Read a book first published in a year divisible by five.

7. Read a book published in May of any year, since it is the fifth month.

8. Since the five year anniversary gift is wood, read a book with something made of wood on the cover.

March Mystery Madness Creators and Announcement Videos

LizziefayeLovesBooks – creator

Troi Towel – creator

Remembered Reads – co-host

Books for each of the prompts

1. Read five mystery books! (Though, if you read at least one, you’re participating.)

I can’t honestly say I expect to read five mystery books this month. I have a couple of long books I’m dealing with right now. I will try.

I’m currently reading The Thirteenth Tale. The mystery is … why has a famous writer kept her life so secretive until her old age?

2. Read the fifth book in a series.

You can find hundreds of series on Amazon.

3. Read a book with five or more words in the title.

My choice is The Strange Case of Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde.

Here are a few more to choose from.

4. Read a book with a page count divisible by five.

This book has exactly 400 pages (paperback).

5. Read a book with the number five or “Fifth” in title.

Five Little Pigs by Agatha Christie looks like a good book.

6. Read a book first published in a year divisible by five.

2020 is divisible by 5. All these mystery novels are published in 2020.

7. Read a book published in May of any year, since it is the fifth month.

Here’s one I might want to read.

Here are some March Mystery Madness TBR videos

Too Fond of Books –

Remembered Reads –

Zoe Beck –

Lindsey Reads –

Lindsey’s Book Life –

Christina Harrison –

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