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35559 DQ Day 3
Chapters 16-21


11. The fight with Raff's old band (who looked like clowns) that ended with snakes is one of the first times we see the almost full band working together. What did you think of this scene? Did you like the action or was it confusing?
--- A little confusing but they worked very well together.
12. So the hoarder kobolds - I thought they were great! And the bird-like creatures pulling the carriage. Do you have a favorite creature you've seen so far, or one you'd like to see? Tell why.
--- I would like to see tge band espevially Moog. He seems like such a character.
13. I think in the last half of this section we really start understanding what a big deal the Kings of Wyld really were. And we get to compare them to the Screaming Eagles. What do you think about the ethics and popularity of the new bands that kill captive monsters in arenas?
--- They are like a cheap theatric. Its like this day in age compared to yesteryear.
14. Lastleaf gave his (and the hordes') motivations for conquest. Do you think his reasons were valid, or is he just evil? Do you feel at all sorry for the monsters?
--- I always root for the underdog.
15. We all picked our favorite character in day 1 questions. Has yours changed since then?
--- Nope, still loving Moog.
35559 DQ Day 2
Chapters 9 - 15

6. We meet the 3rd member of the band, the wizard Moog. What are your impressions of the wizard? Were you as surprised as Clay that he agreed to go right away?
--- I like Moog, he seems the sort to do anything for a friend. He is like an absentminded wizard but seems to get the job done in his own twisted way. I think the whole band will get together easily.

7. That was some entrance to the palace, don't you think? What were your first impressions of Matrick? Were you surprised by the turn of events in chapter 11? Excited or worried when Moog announces that he had a plan?
--- Matrick also seens to want some adventure in his life. He is like tge poor rich king and you feel sorry for him. His wife is no good and the kids lack their mother's love which Magrick gives them. I want to see everyting Moog has in store.

8. After several descriptions sprinkled thoughout the story thus far, we finally meet a druin. What do you think his plan is? Why does he really want the Council to stand down?
--- Not sure yet. Seems to want revenge.

9. Were you surprised at how Lillian arranged the funeral? What did you think of Clay's contribution? How successful would you rate Moog's plan?
--- She is not a kind woman and will meet her faith soon. Clay is fast on his feet and able the think and act very fast. I think all of Moog's plan will work but with a twist.

10. Gabriel borrows Moog's crystal ball to check on his daughter. Were you surprised at what he saw? What did you think of the band's reaction?
--- I hope Gabe finds a happy ending. I knew it would not be good but you know he wants to see the positive but gets bad news. The band is a goid bunch of men.
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May 08, 2023 04:18AM

35559 Happy Monday guys.
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May 07, 2023 04:30PM

35559 I’ll look to see what I have
35559 DQs Day 1
Ch 1 to CH 8

1.) What do you think of the premise of the book, like an aging rock band getting back together to go on tour but an adventuring band instead? Is the author pulling it off so far?
--- Not sure but i'm assuming they are much older and nit as effective as when they were younger. This will be their last hurrah, hooe they all make it back.

2.) The rocks, may of hit me a bit in the feels. Did it affect your opinion of Gabe at all?
--- Yes, it helped to make him more likeable. Tully was right, he is not so bad.

3.) How do you like the world building, is it being done effectively for you without major info dumping? Is it helping to set the stage for the story?
--- It kind of reminds me of Game of Thrones. It's painting a picture for me.

4.) What did you think about the parade? Did anyone else enjoy Clay's reaction to the ladies being whistled at and be disappointed when the lady blew a kiss back instead of skewering the guy (like Clay expected to happen)?
--- It just feels like Clay is living in ths past and is not aware of how things work now. It was flashy and fits in to the time period being described.

5.) Do you have a favorite character so far?
--- I'm li,ing Gabe. He us rough with a hidden vulnerability.

Bonus: Taking a poll for a very important question. On the Tassel Farm: Centaur or Moose?
--- Centaur
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May 07, 2023 12:57PM

35559 Hi guys, Went to Church and was watching some tev. Woeking on BOM now.
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May 03, 2023 04:13AM

35559 Good Morning, thanks for clarifying ss for me.
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May 02, 2023 05:23PM

35559 Finished my first book. Will try to update ss.
I could not update Rainbow tracking. So added to main book tracking. Book fits RT04
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May 02, 2023 03:21AM

35559 Morning guys, I started reading the following for bright red.
Love Me Anyway (Passions in the Park, #1) by J.L. Redington
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May 01, 2023 05:21AM

35559 Good Morning Guys,
I started BOM and Securing Avery (SEAL of Protection Legacy, #5) by Susan Stoker - Does this fit any color? Teal?
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Apr 28, 2023 03:12AM

35559 Hi guys, I did a thing and now I have copies of both BOM. Remind me, I can read both and then answer questions later on for bonus points? Talking about Daughter of...
Apr 26, 2023 05:11PM

35559 2023 Goal - Working on getting to 80% Feedback Sent

Start of Month
Books on shelf - 47 (161 Approved / 112 Feedback Sent)
Feedback Ratio - 70 %

Approved 2023
The Quiet Tenant by Clémence Michallon
Approved 2022
Breathless by Amy McCulloch The Club by Ellery Lloyd
Approved 2021
The Beachfront Inn (Sconset Beach #1) by Ainsley Keaton The Keepers (Mace Reid K-9 Mystery, #2) by Jeffrey B. Burton The Sinful Lives of Trophy Wives by Kristin Miller
Approved 2020
Forget Me Not by Alexandra Oliva The Day She Came Back by Amanda Prowse Don't Look for Me by Wendy Walker The Finders (Mace Reid K-9 Mystery, #1) by Jeffrey B. Burton Safecracker by Ryan Wick Black Tequila Love and Drama with Patterson suspense and Grisham intrigue by J.D. Bernal The Essence of Darkness by Tom Clearlake The Second Home by Christina Clancy From Sky to Sky (No Less Days, #2) by Amanda G. Stevens The Perfect Mother by Caroline Mitchell
Approved 2019
The Last Tourist (Milo Weaver #4) by Olen Steinhauer Foul Is Fair by Hannah Capin Big Lies in a Small Town by Diane Chamberlain I Will Make You Pay by Teresa Driscoll I Wanna Sext You Up (Let's Talk About Sext, #2) by Evie Claire Hidden Hearts (The Women of HEARTS #1) by Marci Bolden Kings and Killers by E.J. Liston The Truth is a Theory by Karyn Bristol The Things I Know by Amanda Prowse The Grace Year by Kim Liggett Bad Axe County by John Galligan Once Upon a Bad Boy (Sometimes in Love, #3) by Melonie Johnson Smitten by the Brit (Sometimes in Love, #2) by Melonie Johnson Getting Hot with the Scot (Sometimes in Love, #1) by Melonie Johnson
Approved 2018
The Space within the Silence by Bre Woods Returning by Yael Shahar Lagging Indicators by Jennifer Anglade Dahlberg DANGER RISING by E.D. Richards No Less Days (No Less Days, #1) by Amanda G. Stevens
Approved 2017
An American Cage by Ted Galdi Beyond the Rules (At the Brink #3) by Anna del Mar Backstrap by Johnnie Dun Snitch (Shea Stevens #2) by Dharma Kelleher Baby Doll by Hollie Overton The Murdered Messiah an Historical Novel of Christ by Len Lamensdorf
Approved 2016
Shadows of the Stone Benders (Anlon Cully Chronicles, #1) by K. Patrick Donoghue The Captive Heart by Michelle Griep The Six The Lives of the Mitford Sisters by Laura Thompson Desiring Red (A Dark and Dirty Tale #1) by Kristin Miller The Lovely Reckless by Kami Garcia Death at a Fixer-Upper (A Home Sweet Home Mystery, #1) by Sarah T. Hobart
           
End of the Month -
Reviews - The Murdered Messiah An Historical Novel of Christ by Len Lamensdorf https://www.goodreads.com/review/list...
Books read in 2023 - 8
Books read in 2022 - 16
Books read in 2021 - 12
Books Added - 0
Feedback Ratio -
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Apr 26, 2023 03:09AM

35559 Good Morning Guys. I have been looking over my books looking for colors for the towers. I usually just read what I want and try to read BOM fir additional points. I will probably be on lower page count books.
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Apr 24, 2023 04:27PM

35559 Hi Guys, I live in NYC. I love this challenge but don't think i've been on teams with anyone here. I will read pretty much anything for this challenge.
I used to read so much more but lately I don't find myself reading as much.
Here is my shelf link https://www.goodreads.com/review/list...

I was able to get a copy of the BOM. It doesn't loom like sonething I would normally read. But i'll do it for the extra points. No worries that is my competetive side coming out.
Apr 03, 2023 02:21PM

35559 Finished 6. WOW.
Mar 31, 2023 07:01AM

35559 Finished one more. Will update stats later
Mar 28, 2023 03:08AM

35559 2023 Goal - Working on getting to 80% Feedback Sent

Start of Month
Books on shelf - 50 (161 Approved / 110 Feedback Sent)
Feedback Ratio - 68 %

Approved 2022
The Quiet Tenant by Clémence Michallon Dark Corners (Rachel Krall, #2) by Megan Goldin Breathless by Amy McCulloch The Club by Ellery Lloyd
Approved 2021
The Beachfront Inn (Sconset Beach #1) by Ainsley Keaton The Keepers (Mace Reid K-9 Mystery, #2) by Jeffrey B. Burton The Sinful Lives of Trophy Wives A Novel by Kristin Miller
Approved 2020
Forget Me Not by Alexandra Oliva The Day She Came Back by Amanda Prowse Don't Look for Me by Wendy Walker The Finders (Mace Reid K-9 Mystery, #1) by Jeffrey B. Burton Safecracker by Ryan Wick Black Tequila Love and Drama with Patterson suspense and Grisham intrigue by J.D. Bernal The Essence of Darkness by Tom Clearlake The Second Home by Christina Clancy From Sky to Sky (No Less Days, #2) by Amanda G. Stevens The Perfect Mother by Caroline Mitchell
Approved 2019
The Last Tourist (Milo Weaver #4) by Olen Steinhauer No Mercy (Ellery Hathaway, #2) by Joanna Schaffhausen Foul Is Fair by Hannah Capin Big Lies in a Small Town by Diane Chamberlain I Will Make You Pay by Teresa Driscoll I Wanna Sext You Up (Let's Talk About Sext, #2) by Evie Claire Hidden Hearts (The Women of HEARTS #1) by Marci Bolden Kings and Killers by E.J. Liston The Truth is a Theory by Karyn Bristol The Things I Know by Amanda Prowse The Grace Year by Kim Liggett Bad Axe County by John Galligan Once Upon a Bad Boy (Sometimes in Love, #3) by Melonie Johnson Smitten by the Brit (Sometimes in Love, #2) by Melonie Johnson Getting Hot with the Scot (Sometimes in Love, #1) by Melonie Johnson
Approved 2018
The Space within the Silence by Bre Woods Returning by Yael Shahar Lagging Indicators by Jennifer Anglade Dahlberg DANGER RISING by E.D. Richards No Less Days (No Less Days, #1) by Amanda G. Stevens
Approved 2017
An American Cage by Ted Galdi Beyond the Rules (At the Brink #3) by Anna del Mar Backstrap by Johnnie Dun Snitch (Shea Stevens #2) by Dharma Kelleher Baby Doll by Hollie Overton The Murdered Messiah an Historical Novel of Christ by Len Lamensdorf
Approved 2016
Shadows of the Stone Benders (Anlon Cully Chronicles, #1) by K. Patrick Donoghue The Captive Heart by Michelle Griep The Six The Lives of the Mitford Sisters by Laura Thompson Desiring Red (A Dark and Dirty Tale #1) by Kristin Miller The Lovely Reckless by Kami Garcia Death at a Fixer-Upper (A Home Sweet Home Mystery, #1) by Sarah T. Hobart
           
End of the Month -
Reviews - Dark Corners (Rachel Krall, #2) by Megan Goldin https://www.goodreads.com/review/list...
No Mercy (Ellery Hathaway, #2) by Joanna Schaffhausen https://www.goodreads.com/review/list...
Books read in 2023 - 8
Books read in 2022 - 16
Books read in 2021 - 12
Books Added - 0
Feedback Ratio - 70%
Mar 27, 2023 09:20AM

35559 Hi guys. Guessing mammals and crustaceans / mermaids / underworld.
Mar 24, 2023 03:30PM

35559 I added The Quiet Tenant by Clémence Michallon
Mar 22, 2023 03:19AM

35559 I'm up to four read this month. I have discovered that reading on my phone isn't so bad.