Kate’s Comments (group member since Dec 24, 2011)

Kate’s comments from the What's the Name of That Book??? group.

Sydney ~~
Can you confirm that #Nerd is your book. We would like to know for sure.
Please let us know yea or nay. Yea = we mark the book as "solved" and shelve it. Nay = we keep looking.
We crave closure.

Emily ~~
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Bekah ~~

I second K8's suggestion of The Thirteenth Tale.
Please let us know yea or nay. Yea = we mark the book as "solved" and shelve it. Nay = we keep looking. We crave closure.

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Cindy ~~

Was Fracture your book? (Anna's suggestion)
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Kami ~~

Was Summer in Napa your book? Please let us know yea or nay. Yea = we mark the book as "solved" and shelve it. Nay = we keep looking. We crave closure.

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Ashley ~~
Great details! This will surely prod someone's memory!

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Jack ~~

Was Sorcerer to the Crown your book? If yes, please let us know so that we can mark this as "Solved." If no, please let us know, and we'll keep looking.

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Also, Martyna ~~
Is Take My Breath Away your book? We like to know explicitly before we mark the book as "solved" and shelve it, or keep on looking. Please let us know!

Muivin ~~
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Ashtan ~~
You've given a great description.
Was the book new at the time you read it or from an earlier time (when)?
Is it set in the U.S. or some other country?

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Megan ~~

Wow! You've given some great detail, and someone is going to recognize this. However, you've got to keep your thread active so that people will see it.
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Rosalba ~~
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Julie ~~
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Matthew ~~
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Erik ~~
Was Bones of Faerie your book?
Please let us know. We'll mark the book as "Solved" and add it to our bookshelf of solved books. If it isn't your book, we'll keep looking.
Thanks.

Is charcoal tears the title? The name of a character? A condition a character has?

Mcroc ~~
Most interlibrary loans will send the book to your local library where you check it at more or less as usual. You don't have to go there in person. I've done it several times. The process is a little different than my regular process of putting a hold on a book, but it is pretty easy.
It does take longer to get the book shipped to your library. As a matter of fact, I'm waiting for an interlibrary book now.


Check with your local library about how to do it.

Edward ~~
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Graham ~~
We are thrilled to hear you found your book.

Which Kincaid book was it? We like to shelve the book as "solved" and add it to our solved collection. Please -- we crave closure!