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Level 6: Begun 12/15
500. Tidings of Joy by Margaret Daley 12/15
501. Power Play by Nancy Warren 12/16
502. More Than Memory by Dorothy Garlock 12/17
503. On a Snowy Christmas Night by Debbi Rawlins 12/18
504. Christmas Under Western Skies: A Prairie Family Christmas\A Cowboy's Christmas by Anna Schmidt 12/18
505. Winter in Thrush Green by Miss Read 12/19
506. His Majesty's Dragon by Naomi Novik 12/19
507. Moon Called by Patricia Briggs 12/19
508. Sex, Straight Up (Those Sexy O'Sullivans, #2) by Kathleen O'Reilly 12/20
509. Hot under Pressure by Kathleen O'Reilly 12/20
510. Magic Strikes by Ilona Andrews 12/21
511. Whose Body? by Dorothy L. Sayers 12/22
512. A Suitable Match by Betty Neels 12/22
513. Ms. Match by Jo Leigh 12/23
514. The Nonesuch by Georgette Heyer 12/23
515. Brown-Eyed Girl by Lisa Kleypas 12/23
516. The Four Graces by D.E. Stevenson 12/24
517. A Christmas Carol by Charles Dickens 12/25
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❀Tea❀ wrote: "Teri-k wrote: "Could jewelry work for clothing? What about a crown?Thanks!"
Is person wearing only jewelry or tiara and nothing else? :P
I don't think that would work for clothing. I never thoug..."
That's fine. I've just read two book with "crown" in the title so I had to ask. :)
Could jewelry work for clothing? What about a crown?Thanks!
I'm in. I have no idea how many I'll get read, though. But I love Christmas carols. I've already started listening to them. Singing in the Snow December
Duration: December 2015
Completed: 23
Carol List:
"I'll Be Home for Christmas"
A Soldier for Christmas by Jillian Hart
The marine gets home just in time for Christmas.
A Frontier Christmas by William W. Johnstone
"Christmas" in both titles.
"(There's No Place Like) Home for the Holidays"
Roses for Christmas by Betty Neels
He takes her to his home in Holland for Christmas.
Final Curtain by Ngaio Marsh
Roderick Alleyn comes home after three years away.
"Let It Snow! Let It Snow! Let It Snow!"
An Outlaw's Christmas by Linda Lael Miller
They get snowed in together.
Winter in Thrush Green by Miss Read
There's lots of snow and Christmas in this story.
"Feliz Navidad"
Under Cover of Darkness by Elizabeth White
Spanish is spoken in the book and the song.
"What Child is This?"
The Christmas Child by Linda Goodnight
"Child" in both titles.
"I Saw Mommy Kissing Santa Claus"
The Happiest Season by Rosemarie Naramore
Little boy sees Mommy kissing the police officer.
The Mistletoe Kiss by Betty Neels
More kissing at Christmas.
"Jingle Bells"
Jingle Bell Romance by Mia Ross
Both titles contain "Jingle Bells".
Christmas Under Western Skies: A Prairie Family Christmas\A Cowboy's Christmas by Anna Schmidt
They ride on a "one horse open sleigh" with jingle bells.
"Winter Wonderland"
Winter Fire (Maxwells, #2) by Elizabeth Lowell
Both have "Winter" in title.
"The Twelve Days of Christmas"
Strong Poison by Dorothy L. Sayers
Both have Lords in them.
Fellowship of the Ring
"Do They Know It's Christmas?" (Feed the World)
Dearest Mary Jane by Betty Neels 12/10
Mary Jane feeds people in her tea room at Christmas.
"The Christmas Song" (Chestnuts Roasting on an Open Fire)
Battles at Thrush Green by Miss Read 12/11
Chestnut trees thrive at Thrush Green.
"Baby It's Cold Outside"
Yarn Harlot: The Secret Life of a Knitter by Stephanie Pearl-McPhee 12/11
She knits things to keep you warm in the cold.
"Silver and Gold"
Trojan Gold by Elizabeth Peters 12/12
"Gold" in both titles.
"Rockin' Around the Christmas Tree"
Christmas Surprises by Patricia Rice 12/12
Christmas trees figure in all of these stories.
"Blue Christmas"
More Than Memory by Dorothy Garlock
They have a lonely Christmas without each other.
"White Christmas"
On a Snowy Christmas Night by Debbi Rawlins
It's a very white Christmas in Montana.
"Rudolph the Red-Nosed Reindeer"
His Majesty's Dragon by Naomi Novik
Dragons fly like Rudolph.
"Carol of the Bells"
A Christmas Carol by Charles Dickens
"Carol" in both titles.
"Santa Claus Is Coming to Town"
A Provincial Lady Goes to London
"Have Yourself a Merry Little Christmas"
"Jingle Bell Rock"
"The Little Drummer Boy"
"Sleigh Ride"
"It's the Most Wonderful Time of the Year"
"Silver Bells"
"Frosty the Snowman"
"A Holly Jolly Christmas"
"It's Beginning To Look a Lot Like Christmas"
"Here Comes Santa Claus" (Right Down Santa Claus Lane)
"Santa Baby"
"Silent Night"
❀Tea❀ wrote: "Teri-k wrote: "Can words be embedded? In other words will "bluegrass" work for the color blue?"Sorry, but no. :("
That's fine. I just needed to ask. :)
Can words be embedded? In other words will "bluegrass" work for the color blue?
It’s All In The TitleFind books with certain words or types of words in their titles.
DURATION: Nov 1, 2015 - Oct. 31, 2016
LEVEL: I've decided to change my category from Moderate to Difficult - 8-12 books per category.
Categories:
1. Color
1. Trojan Gold by Elizabeth Peters 12/12
2. Winter in Thrush Green by Miss Read 12/19
3. Brown-Eyed Girl by Lisa Kleypas 12/23
4. Black As He's Painted by Ngaio Marsh 1/14
5. These High, Green Hills by Jan Karon 2/12
6. The Scarlet Pimpernel by Emmuska Orczy 2/20
7. Silver Borne by Patricia Briggs 3/9
8. The Silver Pencil by Alice Dalgliesh 3/20
9. Laddie: A True Blue Story by Gene Stratton-Porter 3/29
10. A Girl Named Rose by Betty Neels 5/25
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2. Sky (cloud, star, moon, sun, etc.)
1. Midsummer Star by Betty Neels 11/20
2. Clouds of Witness by Dorothy L. Sayers 11/29
3. A Little Moonlight by Betty Neels 12/13
4. Tears of the Moon by Nora Roberts 12/15
5. Moon Called by Patricia Briggs 12/19
6. Hunter Moon by Jenna Kernan 1/30
7. Bayou Moon by Ilona Andrews 1/31
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3. Food or Drink
1. Coffee, Tea, or Murder? by Jessica Fletcher 11/9
2. Margaritas and Murder by Jessica Fletcher 1/2
3. Stones for Bread by Christa Parrish 1/10
4. The Egg and I by Betty MacDonald 4/6
5. An Apple from Eve by Betty Neels 4/8
6. A Quiche Before Dying by Jill Churchill 4/14
7. Forbidden Fruit by Kerry Greenwood 5/29
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4. Body of Water (sea, pond, creek, etc.)
1. Britannia All at Sea by Betty Neels 1/15
2. Storm Over the Lake by Diana Palmer 3/6
3. River Marked by Patricia Briggs 3/13
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5. Person’s First or Last Name
1. A Betty Neels Christmas by Betty Neels 11/17
2. Emma's Wedding by Betty Neels 11/18
3. My Man Jeeves by P.G. Wodehouse 12/20
4. Envious Casca by Georgette Heyer 1/7
5. Lord Calthorpe's Promise by Sylvia Andrew 1/13
6. The Unexpected Mrs. Pollifax by Dorothy Gilman 2/13
7. The Elusive Mrs. Pollifax by Dorothy Gilman 2/18
8. Why Homer Matters by Adam Nicolson 2/22
9. Mrs. Jeffries Stands Corrected by Emily Brightwell 3/7
10. Anne of Avonlea by L.M. Montgomery 3/11
11. Alice In Wonderland by Lewis Carroll 3/19
12. Genghis Khan and the Making of the Modern World by Jack Weatherford 3/23
6. Romantic Word (kiss, wedding, bride, etc.)
1. The Engagement Effect by Betty Neels 11/1
2. Winter Wedding by Betty Neels 11/17
3. Jingle Bell Romance by Mia Ross 12/2
4. Outlaw Bride by Jenna Kernan 1/7
5. Busman's Honeymoon by Dorothy L. Sayers 1/12
6. Iron Kissed by Patricia Briggs 1/26
7. Love Is Patient Romance Collection: True Love Takes Time in Nine Historical Novellas by Erica Vetsch 2/15
8. Kiss of Steel by Bec McMaster 5/17
9. I Dreamed I Married Perry Mason by Susan Kandel 6/1
10. Stitched with Love Collection by Tracey V. Bateman 6/3
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7. One Word Title
1. Sylvester by Georgette Heyer 1/4
2. Barrayar by Lois McMaster Bujold 1/20
3. Persuasion by Jane Austen 2/1
4. Cetaganda by Lois McMaster Bujold 2/19
5. Hannah by Betty Neels 2/23
6. Winterbound by Margery Williams 3/8
7. Caravans by James A. Michener 3/15
8. Freckles by Gene Stratton-Porter 3/28
9. Memory by Lois McMaster Bujold 4/3
10. Komarr by Lois McMaster Bujold 4/4
11. Defender (Silhouette Intimate Moments, No 589) by Kathleen Eagle 5/10
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8. Number in Title (once, twice, etc can count as well)
1. Alpha One by Cynthia Eden 12/15
2. The Four Graces by D.E. Stevenson 12/24
3. King Henry V by William Shakespeare 2/20
4. It Happened One Season by Stephanie Laurens 3/1
5. Around the World in Eighty Days by Jules Verne 3/22
6. 84, Charing Cross Road by Helene Hanff 4/7
7. Two Weeks to Remember by Betty Neels 4/9
8. A Girl in a Million by Betty Neels 4/13
9. Hard Eight by Janet Evanovich 5/19
10. Fearless Fourteen by Janet Evanovich 5/28
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9. Type of home (house, manor, cabin, etc)
1. Dragons at Crumbling Castle: And Other Stories by Terry Pratchett 12/10
2. The Demon in the House by Angela Thirkell 1/11
3. The Daughter of the Manor by Betty Neels 3/5
4. Henrietta's Own Castle by Betty Neels 3/18
5. Murder At The Castle by Jeanne M. Dams 3/21
6. Anne's House of Dreams by L.M. Montgomery 4/1
7. Blandings Castle by P.G. Wodehouse 4/2
8. Home Sweet Homicide by Craig Rice 4/29
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10. Family Member (sister, father, wife, aunt, uncle, step-sister, cousin, etc.)
1. The Texas Ranger's Daughter by Jenna Kernan 11/14
2. My Grandmother Asked Me to Tell You She's Sorry by Fredrik Backman 2/19
3. Brothers in Arms by Lois McMaster Bujold 2/24
4. The Good Husband of Zebra Drive by Alexander McCall Smith 3/6
5. He Fell in Love with His Wife by E.P. Roe 4/7
6. The Temporary Wife by Mary Balogh 4/15
7. An Ideal Wife by Betty Neels 4/20
8. The Convenient Wife by Betty Neels 5/28
9. The Vicar's Daughter by Betty Neels 6/4
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Bonus:
These are optional.
1. Cultural (a real place, language, people group)
1. Patchwork Family in the Outback by Soraya Lane 11/21
2. Madison Ave Shoot by Jessica Fletcher 12/3
3. An Irish Country Doctor by Patrick Taylor 1/11
4. Libby's London Merchant by Carla Kelly 1/29
5. Mrs. 'Arris Goes to Paris by Paul Gallico 2/7
6. The Maine Mutiny by Jessica Fletcher 2/12
7. Out to Canaan by Jan Karon 2/22
8. Incident at Badamya by Dorothy Gilman 3/16
9. Nashville Noir by Jessica Fletcher 3/18
10. The Provincial Lady in London by E.M. Delafield 4/10
11. The Merchant of Venice by William Shakespeare 4/29
12. Poland by James A. Michener 5/1
2. A profession (doctor, soldier, preacher, cowboy, etc.)
1. The Quiet Professor by Betty Neels 11/29
2. A Soldier for Christmas by Jillian Hart 12/1
3. The Admiral's Penniless Bride by Carla Kelly 1/17
4. The Shepherd's Crown by Terry Pratchett 2/15
5. The Cowboy's Bride Collection: 9 Historical Romances Form on Old West Ranches by Susan Page Davis 3/11
6. The Coroner's Lunch by Colin Cotterill 3/12
7. The Prodigal Cowboy by Kathleen Eagle 5/12
8. The Last Cahill Cowboy by Jenna Kernan 6/7
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3. Animal
1. Battles at Thrush Green by Miss Read 12/11
2. Cry Wolf by Patricia Briggs 1/23
3. Taming of the Shrew by William Shakespeare 3/21
4. An Owl Too Many by Charlotte MacLeod 4/22
5. The Keeper of the Bees by Gene Stratton-Porter 4/24
6. Something The Cat Dragged In by Charlotte MacLeod 4/25
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4. Body part (head, hands, arms, eyes, etc)
1. In the Teeth of the Evidence and Other Mysteries by Dorothy L. Sayers 12/1
2. Whose Body? by Dorothy L. Sayers 12/22
3. Fate Takes a Hand by Betty Neels 1/16
4. Bone Crossed by Patricia Briggs 2/13
5. Stiff Upper Lip, Jeeves by P.G. Wodehouse 2/20
6. Where the Heart Is Romance Collection by Carol Cox 2/26
7. Face of Danger (Steeple Hill Love Inspired Suspense #236)(Texas Ranger Justice, #3). by Valerie Hansen 3/5
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5. Clothing (dress, pants, shoes, etc)
1. Once Upon Stilettos by Shanna Swendson 1/30
2. Blue Shoes and Happiness by Alexander McCall Smith 2/19
3. One, Two, Buckle My Shoe by Agatha Christie 2/22
4. Have Space Suit-Will Travel by Robert A. Heinlein 5/3
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Made it just in time! post 16 Lots of fun. Thanks!
Finished! Post #5. I got 14 out of 15. This was fun. Thanks. :)
Finished in post 105. I found more than I expected. :)
Do we have a page minimum for this challenge? I'll be reading some picture books and novellas and can't tell if they'll work for this challenge.
Thanks. I've always wondered what "sticky" meant. :)
I started a couple of months ago to reread his plays. So I'll piggy back on here.I like to listen while reading along. His words sound amazing spoken out loud. :)
Started 7/16/2015
Completed 9/39
Comedies:
All's Well That Ends Well 5/1/2016
As You Like It 7/24/2015
The Comedy of Errors
Love's Labour's Lost
Measure for Measure
The Merchant of Venice 4/29/2016
The Merry Wives of Windsor
A Midsummer Night's Dream 8/16/2015
Much Ado About Nothing
Pericles, Prince of Tyre
The Taming of the Shrew 3/22/2016
The Tempest 8/26/2015
Twelfth Night 8/15/2015
The Two Gentlemen of Verona
The Two Noble Kinsmen
The Winter's Tale
Histories:
King John
Richard II
Henry IV, Part 1
Henry IV, Part 2
Henry V 2/20/2016
Henry VI, Part 1
Henry VI, Part 2
Henry VI, Part 3
Richard III
Henry VIII
Tragedies:
Antony and Cleopatra
Coriolanus
Cymbeline
Hamlet
Julius Caesar
King Lear
Macbeth 7/16/2015
Othello
Romeo and Juliet
Timon of Athens
Titus Andronicus
Troilus and Cressida
Thanks for your response. I'll definitely nose around the Tavern and try to get a feel for things. I'm such a beginner I don't even know what everything you said meant. :) But that's OK, you've pointed me in a direction to start learning.Thanks.
I love Charlie Brown and Snoopy! I may be too ambitious here, but let's see...October: A Peanuts Reading Challenge
Level-◈Snoopy's Moon Bounce 16+ books
Option 2 & 3
Completed: 16/16
Option 2- Read the Peanuts Gang:
Woodstock
Read a book with a yellow cover, or that it has a unusual sidekick. Or a book where some type of event is planned/happens. You can also choose a book where the main character has troubles with something he should be good at (e.g. a witch that can't do magic, or whose spells don't always work as they were supposed to).
Christmas in Vermont: A Very White Christmas by Bryan Mooney 10/2
Lots of planning for various Christmas events.
Snoopy
Read a book where the main character doesn't need to work for a living. Or has troubles with authority. You can also read a book with a white or black (or both) cover.
The Name of the Wind by Patrick Rothfuss 10/8
Kvothe definitely has trouble with authority - and they have trouble with him.
Charlie Brown
Read a book where the main character is always ready to help, takes care of others or is often taken advantage of. Or read a book where the main character never loses hope of achieving something, or has a bad case of bad luck. You can also read a book with a brown/bronze cover.
After a Fashion by Jen Turano 10/4
Harriet is already ready to help others, and it does cause some problems for her.
Franklin
Read a book with a beach setting or trip. Or read a book where the main character has a military background or family. You can also read a book with a purple cover.
Silence for the Dead by Simone St. James 10/3
Patients are all ex-WWI soldiers.
Lucy van Pelt
Read a book where the main character is a selfish person, is cranky without coffee or chocolate, or that has a bully on it. You can also read a book with a blue cover.
The Tamarind Seed by Evelyn Anthony 10/25
Mrs. Stephenson is a bully.
Linus van Pelt
Read a book where one of the characters is "the glue that holds the group", or that believes in some myth or entity. Or read a book where a character has a "security blanket" or a lucky item. You can also read a book with a red cover.
Cowboy in the Extreme by Rita Herron 10/1
Lucy has a stuffed lamb she carries everywhere.
Peppermint Patty
Read a book where a character favors sports instead of academics or is a sports fan, or plays some kind of sport. Or that is considered a bad student. You can also read a book with a green cover.
The Cactus Creek Challenge by Erica Vetsch 10/10
Ben takes over school and there are several "bad students", including a pair of twins.
Sally Brown
Read a book that features siblings or roommates, or where a character covets someone's belongings or achievements. Or read a book where the main character is blond or has an "easy life". You can also read a book with a pink cover.
Lone Rider by B.J. Daniels 10/3
Bo is a rich girl who's had an easy life.
Marcie
Read a book featuring a "brilliant" character or a bookworm, or that has some academic tutoring involved. Or read a book where a character has a surprising and unexpected talent. You can also read a book with a black and red cover.
Once Upon Stilettos by Shanna Swendson 10/1
Katie has a rare talent - she can spot magic being used, and Owen is a genius.
Schroeder
Read a book where the main character had an affinity with music. Or that has an unrequited love. You can also read a book with a purple or blue cover.
Dark Destiny by Christine Feehan 10/26
Velda lives a life of unrequited love.
Option 3- Spell it Out:
S Sabrina Jeffries What Happens Under the Mistletoe
N Ngaio Marsh Artists in Crime 10/5
O An Outlaw in Wonderland by Lori Austin 10/1
O Only a Kiss by Mary Balogh 10/3
P PG Wodehouse The Code of the Woosters 10/31
Y Y'grath in Tigana by Guy Gavriel Kay 10/1
Well, shoot. Now you guys are making me feel bad because I'm a fast reader and I have time to read. The fact is it was a game and we all played and every book we read counted. By the end every goal was going super fast and you never knew what the book you were reading would work for, you just read it and then saw what was available. The problem with first-come-first-serve for goals was that I'm in a different time zone so early in the game all the goals would be taken when I logged on. The books were locked in and I never got a chance to read for a goal. Also, the faster the goals were finished the more new goals were generated so that every book read had more of a chance to count. Because you couldn't use books from a previous session for goals it was important to keep new goals coming all the time. (And it would have been a real mess if books didn't lock in every two weeks. I think the Captains had enough to keep track of.)
I really didn't read thinking "Oh, wow, let's see if I can steal someone else's goal." I read knowing that those "goalless" books would be more likely to count for goals with a faster turn over.
Anyway, it's over and I had fun. I'm truly sorry if I ruined someone else's fun, it wasn't my intent. I just played the game and tried to be a good team member. And I hope that the mods and Captains thought it was worth all the work they did, because I know a lot of us really enjoyed it. :)
Clever idea! Urban Legends Challenge
Duration: October 1st to 31st
Level: CHALLENGED, 6-10 books
Completed: 14
Tasks:
Express Train to Hell
Read a book that has a train in the cover, or that is set in a train or involves traveling. Or read a book where the main character spends some time in hell or equivalent. You can also read a book where a character is trying to save his soul or where a pact or deal with the devil or a demon lord is made.
Tigana by Guy Gavriel Kay 10/1
They travel a lot in this novel.
Black Dog of Hanging Hills
Read a book with a black dog on the cover. Or that has Joy or Sorrow or Death in the title (synonyms will work too). You can also read a book with a legend/myth about a black dog or an omen of death.
Silence for the Dead by Simone St. James 10/4
White Lady
Read a book with a white dress on the cover. Or where the main character is looking for a missing person. You can also read a book where the main character distrust men in general.
Only a Kiss by Mary Balogh 10/3
Woman in white dress on cover.
Milk Bottles
Read a book that has a milk man or a deliver guy. Or read a book that has a dysfunctional family that struggles to put food on the table. You can also read a book with a bottle on the cover.
Christmas in Vermont: A Very White Christmas by Bryan Mooney 10/2
Mailman.
Vanishing Hitchhiker
Read a book where the main character can see or interact with ghosts. Or read a book about traveling in a desert road or that involves hitchhiking. You can also read a book where someone just vanish without explanation.
Grub-and-Stakers by Alisa Craig 10/31
Zilla has a ghost who tells her about hidden treasure.
The Spider Bite
Read a book with the words "Spider" or "Bite" (related words count too) in the title. Or with a character known as "the spider" or where a character bites people.
Marked by Rebecca Zanetti 10/1
Vampires bite.
Chupacabra
Read a book that has a chupacabra or where cattle are being stolen or killed with some unsuspected disease.
Alligators in the Sewers
Read a book where someone has an unusual pet. Or that has an alligator on the story or on the cover or title. Or read a book where the main character has to take a trip to the sewers.
The Code of the Woosters by P.G. Wodehouse
Gussie Finknottle keeps his newts in the bathtub.
Sasquatch
Read a book with a furry creature that supposedly doesn’t exist (a sasquatch, a werewolf or another type of shapeshifter). Or read a book set in Alaska or Canada or within a forested area.
Magic Bites by Ilona Andrews
Lots of furry were creatures.
The Fatal Hairdo
Read a book with a character that spends a lot of time taking care of his/her appearance. Or that the character is always trying the easier/faster way of achieving something. You can also read a book with a bug infestation or that has a bug on title or cover.
Once Upon Stilettos by Shanna Swendson 10/1
Several characters use magic to cut corners or make themselves look better.
The Clown Statue
Read a book with a clown or circus on cover or title, or is about a clown or set in a circus. Or read a book where a character is afraid of something or is easy to scare.
The Cactus Creek Challenge by Erica Vetsch 10/10
Amanda is a little girl who is afraid of lots of things.
The Dissolving Tooth
Read a book where a character is a dentist or hygienist or works in a medical facility (doesn’t have to be the main character). Or read a book where the character drinks sodas or colas or any carbonized drink. You can also read a book about (or that has) the tooth fairy.
Unnatural Death by Dorothy L. Sayers
Whimsey learns of case from a Dr. and a nurse.
The Babysitter and the Man Upstairs
Read a book about a babysitter or someone who has to take care of children. Or read a book where the main character is or has been stalked.
The Bachelor's Wedding by Betty Neels
Araminta is hired to care for two teenagers.
Hatchet Man
Read a book with a hatchet on the cover. Or has a character that uses a hatchet – a lumberjack, a farmer, a firefighter or even a sexy vampire hunter whose weapon of choice (or opportunity) happens to be a hatchet.
Healing Montana Sky by Debra Holland 10/7
Antonia uses a hatchet.
Bloody Mary
Is a popular urban legend used as a dare game. Read a book where the main character is challenged or does something really stupid. Or read a book with the main character or author named Mary. Or read a book that has a Mirror on the cover or title. Bloody Mary is also a cocktail name. Read a book where the main character works in a bar or night club.
The Name of the Wind by Patrick Rothfuss 10/8
Kvothe does a number of really stupid things, and pays for them.
Congratulations, Karen. :)I love cover tasks, too. You can search through the books your library has available so you don't waste time tracking down books that are on hold. And there's that lovely agony when you're sure you had a book on your TBR with a flashlight or whatever, but now you can't find it... lol
