20.2 - Rookie at the Top - Tea's Task: Mystery Sub-genres

[SthTx Dawn]

does this one work

genre and sub genre is Mystery > Cozy Mystery and the author is new to me

[❀Tea❀]

Dawn wrote: "does this one work

genre and sub genre is Mystery > Cozy Mystery and the author is new to me

Sourdough Wars"

Yep. It works. Added it in post #2.

[SthTx Dawn]

oops i must have missed it..thank you!

[❀Tea❀]

Dawn wrote: "oops i must have missed it..thank you!"

You didn't miss it before. I've added it after you asked. ☺

[SthTx Dawn]

ohhhh..got it. lol..my brain is on Christmas vacation already! ☺

[KarenF]

Goodreads is being particularly wonky today so could I please get this approved in case something changes?

The Pericles Commission

It has Mystery > Crime and Mystery > Historical at the end of the list.

Thanks!

[❀Tea❀]

KarenF wrote: "Goodreads is being particularly wonky today so could I please get this approved in case something changes?

The Pericles Commission

It has Mystery > Crime and Mystery > Historical a..."

Both works. ☺

I can't edit my second post at the moment. I'll put it under historical (not that many books under that one ☺ but you can still use it as crime) when I'm able to do it.

[KarenF]

Thanks!

I found out that Goodreads is doing some sort of maintenance so features are being disabled, for longer than they thought naturally. :)

[❀Tea❀]

KarenF wrote: "Thanks!

I found out that Goodreads is doing some sort of maintenance so features are being disabled, for longer than they thought naturally. :)"

Yeah, I saw it in feedback few minutes ago. I went to see about those long book links. I can edit post, just don't have any characters left to add new book in it.
And since it's weekend so we probably shouldn't expect fix before Monday.

[Kristine]

The Cater Street Hangman subgenre of crime and historical.

[❀Tea❀]

Kristine wrote: "The Cater Street Hangman subgenre of crime and historical."

Both are ok.
Have fun reading. ☺

[Claire]

Chocolate Chip Cookie Murder by Joanne Fluke

Mystery > Cozy Mystery

[❀Tea❀]

Claire wrote: "Chocolate Chip Cookie Murder by Joanne Fluke

Mystery > Cozy Mystery"

Of course. ☺
I think that was one of the first cozies I've read. :D

[Shawn]

Could I get by James Patterson approved for mystery>crime; or mystery>detective

thanks!

[❀Tea❀]

Shawn wrote: "Could I get by James Patterson approved for mystery>crime; or mystery>detective

thanks!"

Both are OK. ☺

[❀Tea❀]

Allison wrote: "Can I get approval for Heat Wave?

Mystery > Detective AND Mystery > Crime"

got it ☺

[Susan A]

Question about "new author"

Is new during this challenge okay, or does this book have to be 1st time reading the author?

I am going to read Lessons in Love, book 1 of a series for task 50.1. Can I read Lessons in Desire, book 2 for this task? Book 1 does not have mystery>subgenre.

[❀Tea❀]

Susan A wrote: "Question about "new author"

Is new during this challenge okay, or does this book have to be 1st time reading the author?

I am going to read Lessons in Love, book 1 of a series for..."

Yeah, as long as you read this author first time during this challenge, I'm fine with it.
I'll add that in second post.

Lessons in Desire works. ☺

[Susan A]

Thanks for your quick response!

[Cindie]

Does Once We Were Brothers work? It is a new to me author and is 378 pp

[❀Tea❀]

Cindie wrote: "Does Once We Were Brothers work? It is a new to me author and is 378 pp"

Sorry, I don't see mystery as genre on main book page. And I'm looking for mystery and it's subgenres here.
So, no. At least not for this task.

[Cindie]

❀Tea❀ wrote: "Cindie wrote: "Does Once We Were Brothers work? It is a new to me author and is 378 pp"

Sorry, I don't see mystery as genre on main book page. And I'm looking for mystery and it's..."

saw that after I asked. Oh well. Thanks!

[Alison]

Can I please get both of these verified? I havn't decided which to read for this task yet :)

Purge

Burial Rites

[❀Tea❀]

Alison wrote: "Can I please get both of these verified? I havn't decided which to read for this task yet :)

Purge

Burial Rites"

Mystery > crime for both. ☺
Have fun with whatever you choose.

[❀Tea❀]

Allison wrote: "Reading A is for Alibi
Mystery > Detective

Heard good things about these."

It works.
I've read few books long time ago and they were OK. Hope you'll like it. ☺