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Dec 26, 2021 07:26AM

1176148 This folder is for challenges that are not large enough to get their own topic, and which are not interactive.
Dec 26, 2021 07:24AM

1176148 This folder is for challenges where there is some form of team or pair participation, such as picking books for another member.
Dec 26, 2021 07:23AM

1176148 That's quite a list! Interested to see what you think of them. :)
1176148 I read Cemetery Road pretty recently. I think you'll like it.
Dec 26, 2021 07:18AM

Dec 26, 2021 07:01AM

1176148 Desley (Cat fosterer) wrote: "Jennifer, I'll have to pick yours later, every time I click on your s..."

No worries. :)
Finding Time (10 new)
Dec 25, 2021 10:54AM

1176148 Anthony Trollope published what, 47 novels? Many of them written on the train while he did his job for the postal service. Sometimes he wrote 15 minutes a day. He prioritized that task enough to consistently do it in that environment, and it worked for him. Seems to me the trick would be getting into focus in that short time -- maybe leaving off on a sentence the day before already knowing what you want the next sentence to be, and then you can pick right up the next day. Always knowing what comes next.

Louis L'Amour kept a typewriter with a different book in progress in each of several rooms in his house. He got stuck on one, he'd change rooms and work on another. I think I'd find that too confusing, but if you have the kind of mind that can keep plot lines, characters and details straight, multiple projects can keep you from getting stuck and getting nothing done.

I listen to books on tape. I do not listen to podcasts or music or watch television when I can be listening to a book instead. :)
Dec 25, 2021 07:18AM

1176148 Gaylinn, for you I'm picking these:
Her Hidden Genius by Marie Benedict The Paper Palace by Miranda Cowley Heller Malibu Rising by Taylor Jenkins Reid Natchez Burning (Penn Cage, #4) by Greg Iles My Sister's Grave (Tracy Crosswhite, #1) by Robert Dugoni
Dec 25, 2021 07:13AM

1176148 Hi everyone and Merry Christmas! Time to pick! Pairs and how many to pick are at the bottom of THIS POST HERE.
Dec 21, 2021 05:11PM

1176148 I'm sure we'll do a color that P&P&M matches in the future, Bonnie. :)
Dec 20, 2021 12:20PM

1176148 Finishing my last today
The Blight Way (Sheriff Bo Tully, #1) by Patrick F. McManus . fun so far: I anticipate I'll be continuing the series.
and I finished my second to last pick last week: Sour Grapes (Savannah Reid, #6) by G.A. McKevett . Savannah is always fun.

Gearing up for January!
Dec 20, 2021 12:06PM

1176148 And 'tis glad we are you're here, Joy!
Dec 20, 2021 10:30AM

1176148 In for five, please!
PIFM
Dec 20, 2021 10:29AM

1176148 Hi, everyone!

For anyone unfamiliar, this is a monthly challenge where you post a link to a shelf you created. It can be named "PIFM" or "Pick It For Me" etc, if you want one dedicated only to this challenge, or you can use an existing shelf you already have, as long as it has 100 or fewer books on it. The link must be to the specific shelf, or you will not be partnered.. Indicate how many books you would like to have picked for you from that shelf for the month in question. There is no lower limit as to how many books you can have on your shelf, but, of course, they should be books you are interested in reading during the next month and have ready access to.

On or about the 25th of each month, I will post who picks for whom. In order to accommodate an uneven number of participants, pairs will not be reciprocal -- in other words, it won't be Joanne picking for Jennifer and Jennifer picking for Joanne. It may be Joanne picks for Jennifer, Jennifer picks for Herman, and Herman picks for Suzanne, and someone else entirely picks for Joanne.

IF anyone has not been "picked for" by the 30th, I will pick for them if the designated picker can't be contacted by PM.

When you are assigned someone to pick for, note the number of books in parentheses after that person's name in the pick list, go to the link for their shelf, and pick that number of books for them. Post the books in a new message here. That person has the entire following month to read his/her picks. Someone will be picking for you the same way. We all like to see what people think about their picks, so we hope you will keep us posted in this thread!

Example: "In for five, please!
PIFM"

The HTML template for linking your shelf can be found HERE and if you have trouble, PM me and I will help you.

Your designated shelf must be set so that others can see it. To set up a PIFM shelf for those who would like to, go to the "MY BOOKS" link in the GOODREADS toolbar, scroll down below your shelves on the left until you see the "add shelf" button, and click that. Name it PIFM or Pick It For Me. Add books to it, and post the link to it in this challenge as described above. Again, if you need help, please don't hesitate to PM me!

If you are in for January, post your shelf and the number of picks you'd like to have below. See you on picking day!


Pairs and how many to pick:
Jennifer picks 5 for Gaylinn
Desley picks 5 for Jennifer
Joy picks 3 for Desley
Martha picks 3 for Joy
Beth picks 1 for Martha
Denise picks 2 for Beth
Michelle picks 2 for Denise
Jackie picks 2 for Michelle
Gaylinn picks 1 for Jackie
Dec 18, 2021 06:32PM

1176148 Very good to know -- thanks Ann!
Dec 18, 2021 03:31PM

1176148 I can recommend "Woman" as well. :)
1176148 Ok, love your challenge title!
Dec 18, 2021 10:11AM

1176148 And knocking out red and silver books left, right and center at the same time!
Dec 18, 2021 09:39AM

1176148 I'm reading an "accidental" red -- Murder on Cue (The Jocelyn O'Roarke Mysteries) by Jane Dentinger
Dec 18, 2021 09:38AM

1176148 I love the cover on that pick, Martha -- I can see one reason it attracted you!