I'm so surprised with myself for getting this far. Woohoo.
5 Point Tasks
1-Our children Are Our Future-The Pictish Child by Jane Yolen
2-An Apple A Day-Sadie's Trade by Launi K Anderson
3-Columbus Sailed the Ocean Blue-The Voyage of the Dawn Treader by CS Lewis
6-Terrifying Titles-Mary, Bloody Mary by Carolyn Meyer
7-Giving Thanks-The Book of Three by Lloyd Alexander
I'm thankful for friendship (and books).
8-Two Heads are better than one-King Arthur by Joan B Mason and Sarah Hines Stephens
9-Coming of Age-The Goose Girl by Shanon Hale
10-Fall Back in Time-Knights of the Kitchen Table by Jon Sciezka
10 Point Tasks
1-Buddy Holly-Mr. Popper's Penguins by Richard and Florence Atwater
3-Stanley Berenstein-Grimm's Fairy Tales
5-Oktoberfest-The Thief Lord by Cornelia Funke
7-Faster than a Speeding Bullet-Rapunzel's Revenge by Shannon Hale and Nathan Hale
8-You'll Find it in The Dictionary-Upchuck and the Rotten Willy by Bill Wallace
15 Point Tasks
6-Creative Minds-King Lear by William Shakespeare
20 Point Tasks
1-Christian Faith-Tennis Shoes Among the Nephites by Chris Heimerdinger
25 Point Tasks
4-The City of Ember by Jeanne Duproa
Unfortunately I saw the movie before I actually read the book so it was hard reading the book not based off the movie. In the end I think that I definately liked the book better. The movie is a very sad adaptation of the book and I cringe whenever I think about it now. They left out a ton of things and added other things that didn't make much sense like the giant mole. Sometimes I wonder if they even read the book.
5-Fortune Telling-Gregor and the Marks of Secret by Suzanne Collins
7-One, Two, Three-Skellig by David Almond, Prince Caspian by CS Lewis, and The Rumplestiltskin Problem by Vivian Vande Velde
10-Monsterfest-Witch Week by Dianna Wynne Jones
30 Point Task
50 Point Task
Total Points: 225 ]]>
Amanda
took the never-ending book quiz.
| questions answered: | 3547 |
| correct: | 2666 (75.2%) |
| skipped: | 5 |
| best streak: | 40 |
| questions added: | 7 |
bookshelves: animal-fantasy, i-own
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bookshelves: comic-manga-graphic-novel, humor, i-own
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Wow! That is so cool. I've never thought of it that way before. ]]>
I check a bunch of audio books out from our library and they also sell their discarded books for real cheap. But I buy most of my books at a place called DI, they're mostly just in Utah but there are some in other places. DI takes everyones old unwanted stuff and then sells it for really cheap. Their book prices range from 50 cents to maybe 4 dollars. I'll buy books from Barnes and Noble and places like that on occasion. Usually only if I want a specific book though. ]]>