The Seasonal Reading Challenge discussion
SUMMER CHALLENGE 2013
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Bec wrote: "Just wondering if we can use the UK spelling of the word gray? Cause I would like to read The Grey Man... I know it says no other variations, but it is the same word..."
that's fine, it's a common alternate. I was thinking more words that vary the basic word.
that's fine, it's a common alternate. I was thinking more words that vary the basic word.
Fiona (Titch) wrote: "It says Dark Violet, can I read The Violet Hour - Richard Montanari?"
yes, violet is on the list.
yes, violet is on the list.
Bekka wrote: "Can I use "Golden" for gold?
The Golden Day
thanks!"
Sorry, the only variations allowed are plurals and possessives.
The Golden Day
thanks!"
Sorry, the only variations allowed are plurals and possessives.

The Golden Day
thanks!"
Sorry, the only variations allowed are plurals and possessives."
ok - thanks!
Wanda wrote: "Would either of these books be okay?
The Black Tower
Out of the Blue"
yes, short children's books are allowed for lower point tasks.
The Black Tower
Out of the Blue"
yes, short children's books are allowed for lower point tasks.
Books mentioned in this topic
The Black Tower (other topics)Out of the Blue (other topics)
The Golden Day (other topics)
The Mystery of the Purple Pirate (other topics)
The Violet Hour (other topics)
Authors mentioned in this topic
William Arden (other topics)Richard Montanari (other topics)
In 1963, one of the top summer hits was “Blue on Blue” recorded by Bobby Vinton. Blue on Blue.
Read a book with one of the color words from Microsofts's Basic Color List in the title/subtitle of the book. NOTE: Adjectives, "light," "dark," "bright," "medium," and "sky", do not count as color words, even if they are a part of the color designation such as "light blue." Plural and possessive forms of the color word work, no other variations.