Tati’s Comments (group member since May 25, 2016)

Tati’s comments from the Nothing But Reading Challenges group.

For the audiobooks, does it have to be the audiobook? Or could I read a printed version?

I have books for most of these tasks, so I'll wait a bit for the pickier readers to make their choices, and then I'll see what's left.

(I'm not so sure about the narrator task and the alliteration task). I should be good to go for any of the others

How are going to split them? Should the slower (saner) readers get first dibs?

Tasks are already up in the spreadsheet...

https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/...

(I'm not the best with timezones - are they really necessary? LOL)

I think some other teams are having trouble with their spreadsheets as well, so it's not just us.

Just one hour from now, then?

Where should we look?

I guess we could go with Beth's second approach then.

(Yes, I'm anxious LOL)

Here's a link showing the two approaches:

https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/...

All I can say is... I have an approach! LOL

*giddy tapdance*

I'd say to start with a square in the middle (D3, G3, D6 and G6 for instance) and then spread out, alway skipping one square, so that a checkered pattern is made

I think that our guesses should be made in a way to cover as much of the grid as we can. Alternating squares and lines should help

Here are the rules: https://www.goodreads.com/topic/show/...

Rules are up!!

Aaaaaaaaaah, it's today!!!

I wanted them at the kitchen table.

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Also, I'm hypnotized by that gif

See? You have plenty of options there :)

(I used to do non-reading challenges, and Listopia was a huge help!)

That shouldn't be hard...

https://www.goodreads.com/list/show/2...

https://www.goodreads.com/list/show/2...

For those that enjoy scientific non-fiction, I'd recommend the following:



Bonus recommendation (this is between science and economics);

First, my daughter had been taken from me when she was barely two days old.

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