Chaitra’s Comments (group member since May 25, 2012)

Chaitra’s comments from the The Seasonal Reading Challenge group.

Sheila wrote: "How about and
or for Option A -
Dismembered:?"

All work!

Bea wrote: "Would any of these work for option A?"

Bea, , , , work. is borderline, as I think both their legs are obscured by the table to a degree that I can't figure out if the cover cuts them both off, so I'll give it the benefit of doubt. If you do use it, can you mention it was approved in the thread? :)

Jennifer wrote: "Will these work for option A?

and "

Absolutely! :)

Kate wrote: "Looking at and for Dismembered. Can you let me know if these work?"

Yes, both do. :)

Dee wrote: " and would both work for option A - correct?"

Yes!

Dee wrote: "ohhh good task - now to figure out"

Thanks Dee!

JennRenee wrote: "For option a: and "

Yes!

JennRenee wrote: "Love this challenge. So much fun!"

Thanks JennRenee! :)

Kathy G. wrote: "Trees work for "things?"

and

Oh sorry--- I see trees above! :-)"

Yes Kathy, trees work! :)

Approved for Option D - No Nonsense



Won't Work for Option D - No Nonsense

- No artwork, but the titles are huge.
- Small artwork, but large titles.
- Fairly huge artwork, even though it's subdued.
- Not a solid colored background.

Approved for Option C - Aargh My Eyes!



Not Approved for Option C - Aargh My Eyes!

...

Approved for Option B - There's That 'Thing' Again!

and - trees on both covers.
and - mountains on both covers.
and - paw prints on both covers.
and - tea pot on both covers.
and - One shoe on both covers.

Won't Work for Option B - There's That 'Thing' Again!
& - while there are clouds in the second cover, they're not the main object, the chairs are.
, , , , , because they have people/birds/animals in them.
& - The second cover has birds below the moon.

Approved for Option A - Dismembered



- I'm giving this the benefit of doubt because it's a little difficult to figure out if either of the people are cut off by the cover.

Won't Work for Option A - Dismembered

- they're silhouettes of whole people.
- even though a body part is obscured by something, it's still within the cover.
- whole person.
- a few whole people can be seen.

Stacie, may I have this book approved for option 3? The Mystery of Mercy Close. It's a new book, and Humor may fall off the page by the time I get to it.

I have no idea what Dewey's Read-a-Thon is (I will obviously check it out asap), but I love this task because I fit two difficult books here. Yaay! Thanks Stacie!

Nikki wrote: "Chaitra wrote: "I was wondering if these are sufficiently building-y for Monopoly? They're huge books so I can go with the one book option. :)

[bookcover:Me..."

I knew I had missed something, lol. Thanks Nikki, I'll go with Gardens of the Moon.

I was wondering if these are sufficiently building-y for Monopoly? They're huge books so I can go with the one book option. :)



Large version of Gardens and Memories so it's easier for you to decide.

Thank you! It's not the easiest books to read, so I wanted to be sure it counted before I started it. :)

I'm hoping part of a bird is ok for this if it's pretty obviously a bird? About to read this:

It was mentioned in I Am Half Sick of Shadows, which I read this week for the winter challenge. That's why it's so fresh in my mind. But you're right, that comes as no surprise at all. :D