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Cici,
Do you want to send the info in?..."
Hey team! I'm sorry for the brief radio silence, I was riding on train out west without any internet access.
I did just sign us up for a team, so we'll be getting our thread shortly. I signed us up for the first level based on what we previously said we'd read in two weeks, but we can change it if we feel differently.
My name ideas... Mount Booksuvius...
I'm also going to be sending you all a friend request :)
Jul 23, 2019 05:55PM

1. Did you have any preconceived ideas about this book before you started, what where they?
I’ve seen this book around at the library, bookstores & blogs, but never really knew what it was about. I’m borrowing my current copy from my sister who said it was a great story. I’m ready to dive right in!
2. Rosie shares with us the continued pursuit of having a daughter and possibly having a version of her little sister Poppy in that daughter, what was your reaction to that?
If the child was going to be a girl, I feel a little sorry for that little babe. It’s seems that Rosie wants her sister to reincarnate instead of allowing her own child to be an individual. I think it’s a beautiful sentiment to name her daughter after Poppy, but she will never replace the void of a sister.
3. What do you think of Rosie and Penn's parenting style so far?
I think they are very loving parents. Just a few chapters in, I’m not sure I have a great read on their parent style, so I might come back to this question. It feels like they just let their lives go on without a lot of guidance.
4. I'm loving grandma, she doesn't even blink twice when Claude wants a bikini; what do you think would help Claude most, letting him wear bikini and dress in public or restricting him to only wear those at home?
Amen for Grandma Carmy. Her reaction to Claude is the exact opposite of what her grandparents would have done. This character represents the movement of change & tolerance of differences I hope to see in our future generations.
5. It breaks my heart when Penn shows Rosie the drawings Claude has made of the family, where he is getting smaller with every drawing. What should they do?
I’m neither a Mother nor medical professional, but I think it would be important to sit with Claude & discuss his drawings. I think it’s important for him to voice how he feels & why he represents himself that way in the drawings. It’s clear that Claude values his appearance & there’s a correlation with how he draws himself.

I can read around 3-4 books in ..."
Looks like Maritza is already on a team... we still need one more!

I can read around 3-4 books in a 2 weeks.
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I'll sign us up - but need to know the info below.
@Gavin - I need your Goodreads Username
@Maritza - How many books do you read in two weeks?

I can read around 3-4 books in a 2 weeks.
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Have you found a team yet? I, too, read aro..."
I can be the "captain" & get us signed up. Looks like we just need 1 more. Anyone want to join us?
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I can read around 3-4 books in a 2 weeks.
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Thank you! I never thought to use listopia.

DURATION: June 18, 2019 - ?
OPTION 1: Follow the 12 Days of Christmas
BOOK LEVEL: Goodie (25+ books)
COMPLETED: 2/36
Partridge in a Pear Tree (Read books with fruit or trees on the cover or read books with "One" in the title)
2.
Turtle Doves (Read books with birds or reptiles on the cover or read books with "Two" in the title)
1. A Tale of Two Ladies, Glenn Song
3.
French Hens (Read books with farm animals or eggs on the cover or read books with "Three" in the title)
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3.
Calling Birds (Read books where the MC is a Singer or read books with "Four" in the title)
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3.
Golden Rings (Read books with "Gold" in the title or where the Title is in Gold or read books with "Five" in the title)
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3.
Geese a Laying (Read books with water on the cover or read books with "Six" in the title)
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3.
Swans a Swimming (Read books with a White cover or with someone swimming on the cover or read books with "Seven" in the title)
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Maids a Milking (Read books that begin with the letter M or read books with "Eight" in the title)
Ladies Dancing (Read books with the MC is a Dancer or has the title Lady or read books with 'Nine" in the title)
Lords a Leaping (Read books with "Lord" in the title or read books with "Ten" in the title)
Pipers Piping (Read books with a wind instrument on the cover or with the word "Eleven" in the title)
Drummers Drumming (Read books where the MC is a musician or read books with "Twelve" in the title)




Does anyone know a way to easily search book covers for specific items? Is there a website that can do this easily?
TIA!

I originally thought I could do the top level, but in reality I only ended up reading 6 books. There's always next year!
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DURATION: June 1, 2019 - August 31, 2019
OPTION 3: Spell-it-out
LEVEL: Junior (6-11 books)
COMPLETED: 11/11
A: A Monster Calls, Patrick Ness
Y: Prophecy of the Female Warrior, Kate Young
K: Before She Knew Him, Peter Swanson
R: Copper River, William Kent Krueger
I: A Murder Is Announced, Agatha Christie
S: Shakespeare's Counselor, Charlaine Harris
T: Women Talking, Miriam Toews
O: This House of Wounds, Georgina Bruce
F: Girl, Wash Your Face: Stop Believing the Lies About Who You Are so You Can Become Who You Were Meant to Be, Rachel Hollis
F: The Man with Two Left Feet and Other Stories, P.G. Wodehouse










