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Think of England by K J Charles
Read: 9/11/16
Kindle: 236 pages
Rating: 4 stars
Starts with a T
Please count this for me -- it's my first!

Tell the captains (here and maybe also in the TAPIRS READ BOOK thread so it's less likely to get loss) which two books you want to put in officially. These are probably your first two books. Be nice and pick the hardest category they fit in -- if your book is "Under 150 pages" and stars a character who "Works in a non-profit" put it down for the non-profit!
The first person who finishes two books (Sheila) picks a new background color. On the team spreadsheet, color in those spots the new color. We can't change those. The rest will stay orange, with options on the side so people finishing can move things around to fit in their new books.
How's that? Your first two books will be "locked in" and submitted to the official spreadsheet so you can start the bonuses. The other books will hang out flexibly on the team spreadsheet and get moved around by you and other people until we have them all done.
This will make it easier for slower finishers -- if your second book is in my 5th spot, throw out my fifth book even if it doesn't fit anywhere else and put in your work and then you get access to the bonuses!
Do you like this idea? Too complicated?
If you hate using the spreadsheet or are on mobile, just tell us here what you want and someone will put it in for you.

So I grabbed "Starts with T" for my book, but if you have another book that starts with T and you can't find anywhere else to put it, you can move me from that square and into 3-1 "Handsome Man on Cover". Does that work?

This is perfect for those of us who like to start a lot of things. I think I officially have about 25 books on my currently-reading list.

I'm sad because I got a parking ticket at book club. It's my own fault -- I parked under the parking sign, and it said something something midnight, so I felt safe because I'd be gone long before midnight. Turned out you can't park between 6pm and midnight!
I'm used to places making sure you don't park overnight, or for long during business hours. I guess there the residents made sure they could park when they got home from work. Clever, but because I wasn't expecting it I didn't see it. Guess I learned a lesson about reading the fine print on parking signs! Thanks for letting me vent.

Miranda, good idea -- you can even switch them, because The Poisoned House has 56 Horror tags. I'm sorry I couldn't figure a way to fit THE GIVER into this board.


Delancey: A Man, a Woman, a Restaurant, a Marriage by Molly Wizenberg
Hardback: 241 pages
Read: 9/9/16
4 Stars
Fits the Red & Yellow pepper squares because they make a lot salads

What do you think? Does it fit?


I tried that but I think I had accidentally tapped the square before I started coloring in Lucky 7 and then I just couldn't get it back. Or I did something else screwy. Because it undid to gibberish and then laughed at me.

NIGHT: Hot Holiday Nights -- 139 pp
2006: Lies of Locke Lamora -- 531 pp


The rest of the squares don't give much room for interpretation. The pepper square I was going to finish my book club book for could be a book with a lot of Chinese/American Indian characters, especially in a western (red & yellow) or about a snake (red & yellow kill a fellow). I'd much rather use a banked book because I hate to waste those!

I messed up (what a surprise!) while stuffing people's books into squares, and I think I erased the reader of DEAD RADIANCE. Oops. Is it finished?
I was wondering if Miranda's The SAFEST LIES would fit there, as the guy seems to be operating as Knight in Armor and rescuing the girl all the time.
Did anyone's books take place in the fall? Pumpkins mean autumn. They also mean Halloween=scary= Sheila's MIDNIGHT FEAR. Maybe? (definitely inside BINGO timeframe)
