30.4 - Dlmrose's task: Passed to Delicious Dee: A Pride of Lions or a School of Sharks?

[Blueberry]

What kind of animal would you say this is? Is it a lion? or some other kind of cat?

[Dee]

It looks like a lion cub

[Meg]

Can I please check that this is OK as a generic bird? I plan to pair with the word 'flight'

ps - i really like this task!

[Dee]

yeah - i'll accept that!

[Kaity]

Is it clear enough that has a raven on the cover (beak shape is what stands out to me) for book 1?

[Dee]

I can't give you raven, but you could use it as a generic bird - sorry!

[Kaity]

Ahh well :) Glad I asked! Thanks, Dee.

[Michelle]

At first glance, this looks like a raven or a crow to me. The story has a parable about a nightbird entrancing someone listening to its song, which is not necessarily what I would associate with a raven or crow. When I look up nightbird, it seems to refer to any bird more active at night. So, I'm going to guess nightingale, which is known for it's song.

So, if I could, I'd please like to clear it for nightingale.

[Dee]

I'm sorry - that isn't obvious from the image - you can use it for a generic bird but not nightingale

[Michelle]

Okay, thank you. Lots of great options still. :)

[Ava Catherine]

Dee, will this work for a whale? In the Heart of the Sea: The Tragedy of the Whaleship Essex
I can find something else if you need the whole whale.

[Dee]

Sorry - need a bit more than a tail (goes with the same as my just a wing decision earlier)

[Ava Catherine]

Thanks, I was afraid that would be the case? I'll find something else.

[Danielle]

Does this look like a raven or crow to you?

[Dee]

I'll give you generic bird but isn't distinguishable

[Ava Catherine]

Will you accept this as a bird? Delicate Edible Birds and Other Stories by Lauren Groff

And

After the Wreck, I Picked Myself Up, Spread My Wings, and Flew Away by Joyce Carol Oates = wreck for Book 2

[Dee]

Yep - that works for a bird

[Cathy M.]

Does this work for crows?

[Dee]

Even though the title would indicate that - it isn't obvious from the image - you can use for generic bird however

[Ava Catherine]

Great, Dee! Now, I can start reading. : )

[Kathy]

Would this work for fox?

[Dee]

Yes

[JennRenee, Moderator]

Do butterflies work for insect

[Dee]

since a butterfly is an insect by definition - yes it works

[Cathy M.]

Would this be a raven or crow?

[Dee]

i'd accept it as either raven or crow - since we combined those together as the option

[Allison Ann]

Would this money-horse work as a horse?

[Dee]

Yes that is obviously a horse shape

[Lauren]

Could you approve this for either raven or crow?
Thanks

[Dee]

generic birds - but it isn't clear enough for a specific type - sorry

[Lauren]

No worries.
Thanks Dee.

[Cathy M.]

Dee wrote: "i'd accept it as either raven or crow - since we combined those together as the option"

Thank you!

[Cat]

Hi! will any of the following silhouetted animals be Ok from this cover?

- elephant (you can see the head & trunk on LHS)
- lion / cheetah (between the elephant and the big man)
- dog (sitting next to the big man in the centre)
- rhino (on RHS)

Thanks!

[Dee]

i'll give you the rhino - that one was immediately obvious...the others are too hard to readily identify (which would make it hard for Sandy)

[Allison Ann]

Dee wrote: "Yes that is obviously a horse shape"

Thank you.

[Cat]

Dee wrote: "i'll give you the rhino - that one was immediately obvious...the others are too hard to readily identify (which would make it hard for Sandy)"

I thought the lion/cheetah & dog might be a push, was sure that the rhino was Ok, but did think the elephant was pretty obvious too. ah well. But the collective word crash is a good win - thank you!

[Lauren]

Just want to make sure that the wolves on this cover of visible enough:

[Dee]

yeah - they are clear enough

[Lauren]

Thanks Dee. I'm all set now :0)

[Lys]

I was wondering if the animal on the cover needed to be an image or if it could be a word, such as an animal in the title of the book?

[Dee]

it needs to be an image