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Karen D’s
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- this works for the #251 goal. It helps that I have approximately 700 to-read books, so anything added now will be over 251!
10 Point goals:- Read a book with naughty or nice in the title for 10 points! (Dec 13)
- Read a book that has elves, reindeer or a sleigh on the cover or in title for 10 points! (Dec 12)
- Read a book with a fireplace on the cover for 10 points! (Dec 9)
-Read a book with the word kids or children in the title for 10 points! (Dec 8)
- Read a book with a turkey or pig on the cover for 10 points! (6 Dec)
Other goals
*New* Read a book with playing cards suit on the cover or in the title (Club, Spade, Heart, Diamond)
- Sort your "to read" shelf by 'date added' and read a book that is number 251 or higher on your list (the first column before the book cover image)
-Read a book where the page numbers add to 22 (i.e. 345 pages = 3+4+5 = 12)
-Read a book with the name of the tarot card "Wheel of Fortune" in the text or title
- Read a book shelved (listed on the first page of the "top shelves" of the book) as north-america - plurals and minor spelling variations are acceptable
Kme_17 wrote: "finished 
which is on ʺBest Historical Mysteryʺ list #125 : )"Nice!
Sherri wrote: "Sandy wrote: "E.A.G. wrote: "I finally finished my first book for the challenge.. although I don't think that it counts for any points???
"GREAT book! I believe it gets ..."
Just don't forget to tag it with your tower teams shelf, so that it can get pulled into the spreadsheet!
How to Search Your ShelfIf you need to search your bookshelf (for ..."
That's really helpful, thanks!
Sherri wrote: "Karen wrote: "This may be cheating...but what if we had a book that didn't have very many tags, and we were to tag it with "north america." I tried it with "American Gods" since that literally did ..."Ok good to know. Not condoning cheating! Just trying to think creatively :)
This may be cheating...but what if we had a book that didn't have very many tags, and we were to tag it with "north america." I tried it with "American Gods" since that literally did take place all across North America, but it already had too many tags to show up. but maybe if another book didn't have many, one person tagging it would help it show up in top shelves?
by Aziz Ansari
Non-fiction, humor
10 Point goals:- Read a book with naughty or nice in the title for 10 points! (Dec 13)
- Read a book that has elves, reindeer or a sleigh on the cover or in title for 10 points! (Dec 12)
- Read a book with a fireplace on the cover for 10 points! (Dec 9)
-Read a book with the word kids or children in the title for 10 points! (Dec 8)
- Read a book with a turkey or pig on the cover for 10 points! (6 Dec)
Other goals
*New* Read a book with an illustrated cover
-Read a book where the page numbers add to 22 (i.e. 345 pages = 3+4+5 = 12)
-Read a book with the name of the tarot card "Wheel of Fortune" in the text or title
- Read a book shelved (listed on the first page of the "top shelves" of the book) as north-america - plurals and minor spelling variations are acceptable
- Read a book that is in the ʺBest Historical Mysteryʺ Listopia List (https://www.goodreads.com/list/show/1...)
Kme_17 wrote: "just finished 
which Karen read so it fits Read a book that one of your teammates has read (or is reading) since the beginning of the challenge"Oh great!
10 Point goals:- Read a book that has elves, reindeer or a sleigh on the cover or in title for 10 points! (Dec 12)
- Read a book with a fireplace on the cover for 10 points! (Dec 9)
-Read a book with the word kids or children in the title for 10 points! (Dec 8)
- Read a book with a turkey or pig on the cover for 10 points! (6 Dec)
Other goals
*New* Read a book that one of your teammates has read (or is reading) since the beginning of the challenge
-Read a book where the page numbers add to 22 (i.e. 345 pages = 3+4+5 = 12)
-Read a book with the name of the tarot card "Wheel of Fortune" in the text or title
- Read a book shelved (listed on the first page of the "top shelves" of the book) as north-america - plurals and minor spelling variations are acceptable
- Read a book that is in the ʺBest Historical Mysteryʺ Listopia List (https://www.goodreads.com/list/show/1...)
Yay Elizabeth! I'm sure it'll work for something soon! To update the holiday goals, Huck Finn was originally published in December (according to Wikipedia) and The Crown Tower had "cornucopia" in it.
10 Point goals:- Read a book that has elves, reindeer or a sleigh on the cover or in title for 10 points! (Dec 12)
-Read a book that was first published in December for 10 points! (Dec 10)
- Read a book with a fireplace on the cover for 10 points! (Dec 9)
-Read a book with the word kids or children in the title for 10 points! (Dec 8)
-Read a book with the word cornucopia in the text for 10 points! (Dec 7)
- Read a book with a turkey or pig on the cover for 10 points! (6 Dec)
Other goals
*New* Read a book that one of your teammates has read (or is reading) since the beginning of the challenge
-Read a book where the page numbers add to 22 (i.e. 345 pages = 3+4+5 = 12)
-Read a book with the name of the tarot card "Wheel of Fortune" in the text or title
- Read a book shelved (listed on the first page of the "top shelves" of the book) as north-america - plurals and minor spelling variations are acceptable
- Read a book that is in the ʺBest Historical Mysteryʺ Listopia List (https://www.goodreads.com/list/show/1...)
Just going down the list of goalless books,
is the first one to fit
10 Point goals:- Read a book that has elves, reindeer or a sleigh on the cover or in title for 10 points! (Dec 12)
-Read a book that was first published in December for 10 points! (Dec 10)
- Read a book with a fireplace on the cover for 10 points! (Dec 9)
-Read a book with the word kids or children in the title for 10 points! (Dec 8)
-Read a book with the word cornucopia in the text for 10 points! (Dec 7)
- Read a book with a turkey or pig on the cover for 10 points! (6 Dec)
Other goals
*New* Read a book with a woman on the cover
-Read a book where the page numbers add to 22 (i.e. 345 pages = 3+4+5 = 12)
-Read a book with the name of the tarot card "Wheel of Fortune" in the text or title
- Read a book shelved (listed on the first page of the "top shelves" of the book) as north-america - plurals and minor spelling variations are acceptable
- Read a book that is in the ʺBest Historical Mysteryʺ Listopia List (https://www.goodreads.com/list/show/1...)
- p. 174, gets a pedicure at the spa
10 Point goals:- Read a book that has elves, reindeer or a sleigh on the cover or in title for 10 points! (Dec 12)
-Read a book that was first published in December for 10 points! (Dec 10)
- Read a book with a fireplace on the cover for 10 points! (Dec 9)
-Read a book with the word kids or children in the title for 10 points! (Dec 8)
-Read a book with the word cornucopia in the text for 10 points! (Dec 7)
- Read a book with a turkey or pig on the cover for 10 points! (6 Dec)
Other goals
*New* Read a book where a character gets a manicure or pedicure
-Read a book where the page numbers add to 22 (i.e. 345 pages = 3+4+5 = 12)
-Read a book with the name of the tarot card "Wheel of Fortune" in the text or title
- Read a book shelved (listed on the first page of the "top shelves" of the book) as north-america - plurals and minor spelling variations are acceptable
- Read a book that is in the ʺBest Historical Mysteryʺ Listopia List (https://www.goodreads.com/list/show/1...)
- p. 97 "That was just a gut feeling"
10 Point goals:- Read a book that has elves, reindeer or a sleigh on the cover or in title for 10 points! (Dec 12)
-Read a book that was first published in December for 10 points! (Dec 10)
- Read a book with a fireplace on the cover for 10 points! (Dec 9)
-Read a book with the word kids or children in the title for 10 points! (Dec 8)
-Read a book with the word cornucopia in the text for 10 points! (Dec 7)
- Read a book with a turkey or pig on the cover for 10 points! (6 Dec)
Other goals
*New* Read a book with the phrase "gut feeling" in a book
-Read a book where the page numbers add to 22 (i.e. 345 pages = 3+4+5 = 12)
-Read a book with the name of the tarot card "Wheel of Fortune" in the text or title
- Read a book shelved (listed on the first page of the "top shelves" of the book) as north-america - plurals and minor spelling variations are acceptable
- Read a book that is in the ʺBest Historical Mysteryʺ Listopia List (https://www.goodreads.com/list/show/1...)
- one of the key scenes takes place at a hog farm
