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FALL CHALLENGE 2015 > 20.7. Shorter is Sweeter: Camilla's Task: Judge the Book by its Cover

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message 51: by Camilla (new)

Camilla | 501 comments Nicola wrote: "Is this ok for option 2: The Luminaries by Eleanor Catton"

Yes, she's clearly identifiable as female, so you're good to go.


message 52: by Donna M (new)

Donna  M Does this work for option 3? The book shows (most of) one eye and the iris is visible. The Mind's Eye by Oliver Sacks


message 53: by Camilla (new)

Camilla | 501 comments Donna S wrote: "Does this work for option 3? The book shows (most of) one eye and the iris is visible. The Mind's Eye by Oliver Sacks"

Yes, the eye and the iris are clearly visible. Enjoy, his books are very interesting.


message 54: by Aleksandra (new)

Aleksandra (aleksandrakonwa) | 752 comments Is this ok for option 3 The Edge of Normal by Carla Norton ?


message 55: by Camilla (new)

Camilla | 501 comments Aleksandra wrote: "Is this ok for option 3 The Edge of Normal by Carla Norton?"

Yes, certainly okay, enjoy!


message 56: by Pia (new)

Pia Hi!

For Option 3?

Uglies (Uglies, #1) by Scott Westerfeld


message 57: by Camilla (new)

Camilla | 501 comments Pia wrote: "Hi!

For Option 3?

Uglies (Uglies, #1) by Scott Westerfeld"


Looking good, enjoy!


message 58: by Pia (new)

Pia Camilla wrote: "Pia wrote: "Hi!

For Option 3?

Uglies (Uglies, #1) by Scott Westerfeld"

Looking good, enjoy!"


Thanks!


message 59: by puppitypup (new)

puppitypup | 272 comments Would this work for option 3? Looks like a single eye in the bottom right hand corner.

Stolen (Women of the Otherworld #2) by Kelley Armstrong
Stolen by Kelley Armstrong


message 60: by puppitypup (new)

puppitypup | 272 comments Oh shoot, never mind, I already did this task!


message 61: by Camilla (new)

Camilla | 501 comments puppitypup wrote: "Oh shoot, never mind, I already did this task!"

LOL, you can always do it twice! But I don't think you will get double points for it.


message 62: by Trish (new)

Trish (trishhartuk) | 3675 comments How about this for option 2: The Woman In Black by Susan Hill


message 63: by Shawn (new)

Shawn | 297 comments May I get this approved for option 2: Tinseltown Murder, Morphine, and Madness at the Dawn of Hollywood by William J. Mann


message 64: by Camilla (new)

Camilla | 501 comments Trish wrote: "How about this for option 2: The Woman In Black by Susan Hill"

She certainly looks spooky enough to be a suitable Halloween read! Enjoy!


message 65: by Camilla (new)

Camilla | 501 comments Shawn wrote: "May I get this approved for option 2: Tinseltown Murder, Morphine, and Madness at the Dawn of Hollywood by William J. Mann"

Only one female visible, so you're good to go!


message 66: by Trish (new)

Trish (trishhartuk) | 3675 comments Camilla wrote: "Trish wrote: "How about this for option 2: The Woman In Black by Susan Hill"

She certainly looks spooky enough to be a suitable Halloween read! Enjoy!"


Cheers


message 67: by Papermaker (new)

Papermaker | 144 comments Will this be ok for option 2? Broken Monsters by Lauren Beukes


message 68: by Camilla (new)

Camilla | 501 comments Papermaker wrote: "Will this be ok for option 2? Broken Monsters by Lauren Beukes"

Although the person's face is covered, I would say it's a female, so it will work. Looked interesting, I might have to add it to my TBR as well.


message 69: by Karren (new)

Karren | 35 comments kaz komo - I would like to have confirmed whether Demelza (Poldark, #2) by Winston Graham this book would be ok for option 2 please


message 70: by Camilla (new)

Camilla | 501 comments Karren wrote: "kaz komo - I would like to have confirmed whether Demelza (Poldark, #2) by Winston Graham this book would be ok for option 2 please"

No other humans visible, so it fits. Enjoy!


message 71: by Amy (new)

Amy (azulaco) | 273 comments Is this OK for option 3, or is the eye too cartoonish to count as showing an iris?

Lust Lizard of Melancholy Cove by Christopher Moore


message 72: by Camilla (new)

Camilla | 501 comments Amy wrote: "Is this OK for option 3, or is the eye too cartoonish to count as showing an iris?
Lust Lizard of Melancholy Cove by Christopher Moore"


Cartoonish is fine, as long as the iris is visible (never thought I would be staring at a fish iris due to this task, LOL!). So you're good to go.


message 73: by KSMary (new)

KSMary | 1181 comments Would this book The Girl Who Fell from the Sky by Heidi W. Durrow be acceptable for Opt 2 - single female on cover?


message 74: by Sandy, Moderator Emeritus (new)

Sandy | 16893 comments Mod
Will this work for option 2, as identifiable as female? We know from context that it's a woman, and the figure seems pretty clearly female, but wanted to check this one. The Keeper (Vega Jane, #2) by David Baldacci .

Thanks!


message 75: by Camilla (new)

Camilla | 501 comments KSMary wrote: "Would this book The Girl Who Fell from the Sky by Heidi W. Durrow be acceptable for Opt 2 - single female on cover?"

It looks like she's wearing a dress and has long braids, so I'd classify her as female.


message 76: by Camilla (new)

Camilla | 501 comments Sandy wrote: "Will this work for option 2, as identifiable as female? We know from context that it's a woman, and the figure seems pretty clearly female, but wanted to check this one. [bookcover:The Keeper|24453..."

The figure has long hair and a feminine figure, so you're good to go.


message 77: by Cindy (new)

Cindy | 987 comments Would you count this as a winged creature its small but present!!! Long Upon the Land (Deborah Knott Mysteries, #20) by Margaret Maron


message 78: by Camilla (new)

Camilla | 501 comments Cindy wrote: "Would you count this as a winged creature its small but present!!! Long Upon the Land (Deborah Knott Mysteries, #20) by Margaret Maron"

Well, it is minuscule, but it looks like a bird and I can make out the wings, so no reason why it wouldn't be okay.


message 79: by Narumon (new)

Narumon Hi Camilla,

Would My Salinger Year by Joanna Rakoff by Joanna Rakoff be alright? There is a small female figure in the top window (right about where "Salinger" is in the title). She's small and turned sideways, so I wonder if you can tell she's female.

Thank you!

Best,
Narumon


message 80: by Camilla (new)

Camilla | 501 comments Narumon wrote: "Hi Camilla,

Would My Salinger Year by Joanna Rakoff by Joanna Rakoff be alright? There is a small female figure in the top window (right about where "Salinger" is in the title). She's small an..."


Yes, I can see her through the window, so you're good to go. Enjoy!


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