CiCi’s Comments (group member since Jun 25, 2018)

✔️Gold to Buy Horse - Read a book with a mainly gold cover or one set in an era where gold is used as the main currency. - Smitten with an Ethereal Lady, Bridget Barton
✔️Riding Clothes - Read 3 books under 200 pages.
1. Warm Up, V.E. Schwab
2. Lady Susan, Jane Austen
3. Hatchet, Gary Paulsen
✔️ Horseshoes - Read a book with horses as a main part of the story or one set on a farm. - Black Beauty, Anna Sewell
✔️Horse Armor - Read a book over 600 pages. - The Shining, Stephen King
✔️Saddle - Read a book that has 2 d's in the title. - Death by Inferior Design, Leslie Caine
✔️Sugar for Treats - Read a book that's sweet (chic lit, romance, cozy mystery, etc.) - Shakespeare's Counselor, Charlaine Harris
✔️Apples for Treats - Read a book with a mainly red cover or one featuring a teacher. - Sea of Poppies, Amitav Ghosh
✔️Carrots for Treats - Read a book where someone dangles a reward to get someone else to do something. - Before She Knew Him, Peter Swanson
✔️Hay for Feeding - Read a book with the title starting with the letter H. - Hotel on the Corner of Bitter and Sweet, Jamie Ford
❌ Bribe for the Stable Master to allow you to pick your horse - Read a book where someone takes or gives a bribe or where the main character is a thief.

✔️Author with same first name as you - Little White Secrets, Carol Mason
✔️Book that starts with your first initial - Conditional Love, Cathy Bramley
✔️Book that starts with your last initial - Matched, Ally Condie
✔️Book whose authors last initial is same as your first initial - A Murder Is Announced, Agatha Christie
✔️Book whose authors first initial is same as your last initial - Women Talking, Miriam Toews
✔️Book where the author uses two names (not initial. example: Susan Elizabeth Phillips) - Little Women, Louisa May Alcott
✔️Book where the author uses initials instead of names (example: J.K Rowling) - The Man with Two Left Feet and Other Stories, P.G. Wodehouse
✔️Book where the author or main character has a name in top 10 on a list - How Not to Die Alone, Richard Roper
✔️Book where the main character has unusual name (list as example but it doesn't have to be on it.) - Two Can Keep a Secret, Karen M. McManus

❌Spell-it-Out (14/15)
S: Southernmost, Silas House
P: The Lost Girls of Paris, Pam Jenoff
R: Daisy Jones & The Six, Taylor Jenkins Reid
U:
C: City of Bones, Cassandra Clare
E: Elevation, Stephen King
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C: Caraval, Stephanie Garber
L: We Are Okay, Nina LaCour
A: The Au Pair, Emma Rous
R: The Murder of Roger Ackroyd, Agatha Christie
Y: Prophecy of the Female Warrior, Kate Young
S: American Pop, Snowden Wright
A: Miracle Creek, Angie Kim
G: Gulliver's Travels, Jonathan Swift
E: Extinct, Ike Hamill


✔️Word in text (2/2)
"...bowls filled with chopped marjoram, sea salt, anchovies, cayenne..." (Whitney Scharer 7).
"...anoint his father’s forehead with sandalwood paste through the..." (Jhumpa Lahiri 64%).


❌Found on cover (1/2)
Garlic
Rose - A Wedding to Die For, A.R. Winters
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❌Author or character initials are "PB" (0/1)

✔️Title starts with "J" (1/1)

Jottings Under Lamplight, Lu Xun

✔️Spell-it-Out (5/5)

B: The Only Woman in the Room, Marie Benedict
R: Fashionably Dead, Robyn Peterman
E: A Provençal Mystery, Ann Elwood
A: Parched, Z.L. Arkadie
D: Deception, Mona Ingram

❌Book from series starting with "I" (knife) (0/1)

A Chance for Charity, S.L. Baum

✔️Read book on TBR shelf > 1 yr (5/5)
The Mermaid's Sister, Carrie Anne Noble (5/12/2015)
The Vanishing, Wendy Webb (1/2/2014)
The Empty Glass: A Novel, J.I. Baker (8/5/2012)
The Year Of The Gadfly, Jennifer Miller (12/29/2013)
Daisy Darker, Alice Feeney (12/9/2022)