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SUMMER CHALLENGE 2013
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I have the perfect choice for this task, and it's sitting on my shelf right now -- now I just have to wait until June 1 to read it! In The Pleasure Groove: Love, Death, and Duran Duran
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In The Pleasure Groove: Love, Death, and Duran Duran"
LOL - perfect!
The Shadows of Christmas Past (Christmas Series, #3) by Christine FeehanIt contains two novellas which are each more than one hundred pages. The second author is Susan Sizemore. Would this book fulfill the author requirement for this task?
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It contains two novellas which are each more than one hundred pages. The second author is Susan Sizemore. Would this book..."
sure, if you read the whole book, it has two separate authors, so you're good to go!
Would Fodor's Guide to The Da Vinci Code: On the Trail of the Bestselling Novel work? Both 'to' and 'the' start with T in the title.
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sure - "the trail" in the subtitle also fits!
Kristine wrote: "What about three consecutive words? The Things They Carried"Never mind, lol....
The Seasonal Reading Challenge
Books mentioned in this topic
Ten Tiny Breaths (other topics)The Things They Carried (other topics)
Fodor's Guide to The Da Vinci Code: On the Trail of the Best-Selling Novel (other topics)
The Shadows of Christmas Past (other topics)
In The Pleasure Groove: Love, Death, and Duran Duran (other topics)
Authors mentioned in this topic
K.A. Tucker (other topics)Christine Feehan (other topics)
S.M. Stirling (other topics)
Janice Woods Windle (other topics)
In 1983, Duran Duran had 2 songs on the BillBoard Top 100 Songs of 1983 - Hungry Like the Wolf and Is There Something I Should Know?
A number of other recording artists also had 2 or more songs on the Top 100, including Michael Jackson, Men At Work, Hall & Oates, Laura Branigan, Culture Club, Prince, Billy Joel, and David Bowie.
In honor of doubles, both in music and in the “June, July” sequence of the summer months, read a book that has consecutive words beginning with the same letter in its title, or that has an author whose first and last names begin with the same initial. Hyphenated words and names count as one word. Middle names/initials should be ignored in the author name option.
Examples: S.M. Stirlingworks, since middle names/initials are to be ignored. Janice Woods Windle does not work, since it's the middle and last names that have the same initial letter.