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a book with a month/day of the week in the title (2017 Challenge)
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Dec 31, 2016 10:51AM
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Well, here it goes! I'm including The Hammer of Thor.
Because of the technicality that the modern English word "Thursday" derives from the "Old Danish Thūrsdagr literally, Thor's day."
While I know part of the challenge is meant to get you reading outside of your comfort zone and exploring new books (for me this included the high stakes Bellweather Rhapsody and the ever-creepy And the Trees Crept In but the other part is just bending the rules to fit your whims!
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Well, here it goes! I'm including The Hammer of Thor.
Because of the technicality that the modern English word "Thursday" derives from the ..."
Oh mylanta! That's so smart! I'm having such issues with this one!
PS, Bending the rules to our whim has been VERY helpful for some of my choices.
PSS, I love And the Trees Crept In . It's my kind of creepy lol.
I haven't read it, but another option could be Jessica Brody's book A Week of Mondays>.
Brandi Rae wrote: "I haven't read it, but another option could be Jessica Brody's book A Week of Mondays>."This sounds like a really cool idea! Like Groundhog Day for angsty teens. :-)
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