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Yes just food words, Emma. Have a look at the spreadsheet for inspiration.

I'm half way through my last book for this month, should have it finished by tomorrow.
And don't forget we all have to vote on the restaurant names by the end of the countdown.
https://www.goodreads.com/topic/show/...

Also just a heads up that I will be away from 9 November so will be reading less from then. And won’t have reliable internet either.

That sounds great Kaley and thanks for volunteering to allocate the meals this month. So if everyone can organise their meals in their books read during the week so it's easy for Kaley to allocate that would be awesome.
Hope everyone is enjoying the challenge.

Who wants to volunteer to allocate the meals at the end of the month for this month? There are three months so if 3 people want to volunteer they can have a month each. I'll sit out and leave it to the tech savvy people, LOL.

Great Vicky. I'll be reading the two October BOM's too.


The Sin Eater
Megan Campisi
3.63
8,485 ratings1,664 reviews
Can you uncover the truth when you’re forbidden from speaking it?
A Sin Eater’s duty is a necessary evil: she hears the final private confessions of the dying, eats their sins as a funeral rite, and so guarantees their souls access to heaven. It is always women who eat sins – since it was Eve who first ate the Forbidden Fruit – and every town has at least one, not that they are publicly acknowledged. Stained by the sins they are obliged to consume, the Sin Eater is shunned and silenced, doomed to live in exile at the edge of town.
Recently orphaned May Owens is just fourteen, and has never considered what it might be like to be so ostracized; she’s more concerned with where her next meal is coming from. When she’s arrested for stealing a loaf of bread, however, and subsequently sentenced to become a Sin Eater, finding food is suddenly the last of her worries.
It’s a devastating sentence, but May’s new invisibility opens new doors. And when first one then two of the Queen’s courtiers suddenly grow ill, May hears their deathbed confessions – and begins to investigate a terrible rumour that is only whispered of amid palace corridors.
Set in a thinly disguised sixteenth-century England, The Sin Eater by Megan Campisi is a wonderfully imaginative and gripping story of treason and treachery; of secrets and silence; of women, of power – and, ultimately, of the strange freedom that comes from being an outcast with no hope of redemption for, as May learns, being a nobody sometimes counts for everything . . .

I read a BOM so we can swap two meals from adults to teenagers/children also if needs be.
Great work all.

So far I've been so lucky and escaped it despite my husband, one of my sons, his wife and children and my daughter and her partner all having it. Youngest son and I missed out who knows why. Hoping it stays that way.

Does anyone want to read the BOM's and participate in the discussion. We can then get two swaps per person/per book when the meals are being allocated.
Books this month are -


Sep 12, 2022 01:52PM
Sep 12, 2022 01:51PM

Thanks Kaley! I think it's fine, it can be up to 5 sentences. I'm not very imaginative, maybe add something with a Scottish theme? "Feed your Bravehearts or your wee Loch Ness Monsters with our bonnie faire". Like I said writing not my forte, LOL.

Ariel, just post your book and leave a gap and someone will add the extra ingredient when they find one later.
Is anyone working on a blurb for our cafe? We'll need one for Round 2, probably a mini challenge.