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20.2 - Rookie at the Top - Janet F's Task: Rookie It’s Snow Joke, “Winter’s Cool”!
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Janet F wrote: "I will accept
for mountains. As far as the other one it's harder to discern if it's just treeline & clouds vs mountain in the background."
I thought the same thing about the Madman's Daughter. Thanks!

I thought the same thing about the Madman's Daughter. Thanks!



Yes. I wasn't 100% sure it was mountains from the cover but I read the description and see it is a cabin in the mountains.

Sorry, I wanted to make it easiest for approvals/mods. & I thought searching with "nature" genres gave lots of great choices. At any rate, you're not an 'idiot'!, but probably just a little 'crazy' about reading!! ;~)
I would however like to hear your case & if it is a book that has a 'nature' theme I can see what I can do. I had a really great day of mountains, nature, snow, skiing and reading so I think the task 'good karma' is really working for me. :-)

I was able to put it in a 10 point task though, so i'm not too upset - I think I got confused because it was on the popular books shelves as nature, so I was like, well nature will show then...but it didn't....whoops

Okay, it's probably best that you use it for the other task. I see it has 16 tags for nature, but it's pretty far down the list of tags. It see it on the popular shelves when I click 'nature' as a subgenre. Probably because it is generally such a popular book. I just joined the 8,796 who had it marked 'to-read'. It looks very interesting to me!
Thanks!

thanks!!

Yes, I think it is enough mountain.


Yes, it's approved!
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