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(group member since Jan 21, 2017)
Trinia’s
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Hey Boneses! I have filled up the spreadsheet with my planned books :D I am leaving tomorrow with my 15 yr old twin boys to Europe on a school trip until the 13th! I will be out of touch because cellular data is almost nothing with my international plan, but I can touch base when I find wifi. I will miss checking in with y'all but I'll be back!!! Have a great week! Au Revoir and Ciao for now!
Billy "D" wrote: "Not sure if it matters but when I typed in the location/setting of my book on the spreadsheet, it is grey in color as opposed to black. (Tamarack County)?"No problem, I think it's just a google sheets format thingy. It's fixed.
Have fun Victoria! No apologies for Mardis Gras!!!! Let the Good times roll!!!!
Yay! Great job :D
Great job team !
I felt the same way Shamber! I've been wanting to watch the movie to see if it's any more exciting.
Elizabeth wrote: "Just finished Red Queen! it was pretty good, although I found some of the more "suspenseful" parts rather predictable. overall, probably 3.5/5 stars"EIizabeth I felt the same way, haven't started #2 in that series yet... but am curious how it continues on!
I finished
, which was a great book of short stories that answered a few unanswered questions in the previous books. I was worried that I haven't read this series in so long, but everything came rushing back as I read. A must read for any fan of The Lunar Chronicles series.
On my computer I take the thumbnail of the cover and drag it over. Works like a charm. Also make sure you have the little box checked or unchecked to include background colors. Have fun!
Oh! Sorry. You can use a website called tineye.com You drag the picture over to it and it will tell you the percent of each color. I'm on my phone and can't send a link ... but it's tineye color.
You usually go with the edition you've read. By default it goes to the hardcover.
Lol, no worries! All books can be used :) we've got lots of cards this month :D
Elizabeth wrote: "I will make my first March book a green 6 - the Last of August by Britanny Cavallaro. It takes place in Sussex :)"I'm not seeing a Green 6 on our spreadsheet. Would it fit a Green 4, 5 or 8? (F,I,E) ~ Look on our MarchHands tab
It can definitely be used if not ;) But we don't have a Green 6 card.
I was thinking we could continue reading for only the Valentine challenge. I'm sure other teams have their cards filled too. Let's see if Teddie confirms that ;)
Good find Michelle! I'm right behind you ;) I've had a lot of his books on my "to-read" list for a while now. And I'm excited to find them at my online library to boot :D
I'm starting
it's on Louise's Read shelf and was published in February. We have slim pickins for that area....
Happy Weekend Bones!
I was just going through and updating dates on our spreadsheets. Please if you notice that you finished a book and we haven't changed the date on our FebHands tab , let us know.
Also, as Teddie said previously ....Please, if you had previously marked or stated that you would read a book but have since changed your mind just let us know. No one has to read a book if they don't want to. There is plenty of time ~ 10 days ~and lots of us reading if you don't think you can finish.
Keep on Dancing! and Reading :D
Good Morning Team! I've been stalking Gavin's shelves ...lol (thanks Gavin!) and have found some more goodies...
Gavin Added in Feb:
Wonder (and Published in Feb)
Caraval
The Final Empire
Lord of the Flies
The Martian Chronicles (and read in Feb)
The Empire Strikes Back - So You Want to Be a Jedi?(and Read in Feb)
Six of Crows
Published in Feb:
The Martian
Gavin wrote: "Trinia wrote: "I just got Carve the Mark audiobook on loan from the library. Grr... can't find it on any of their shelves :/ Any suggestions for easier searching?"
You're in luck..."
I look forward to hearing your opinion of it ;)
Gavin wrote: "Hello, fellow Valentines Team! (Sorry, I know the greting's kinda late)Hope you find some good books on our shelves :) (I personally recommend Gaudy Night by Dorothy L. Sayers, which was pretty go..."
Hi Gavin! Thanks for stopping by... I'll have to check out your recommendations ;D
