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30.3 - Ava Catherine's Task: Happy Birthday, Dr. Seuss
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Option 1:Only domesticated cats qualify for this task. Big cats, such as lions, tigers, etc., will not be accepted.
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Is option 1 limited to domestic cats only, or are big cats allowed?Thank you.
Kim wrote: "Is option 1 limited to domestic cats only, or are big cats allowed?Thank you."
Only domesticated cats work for Option 1.
Sorry to disqualify the big cats.
READ 60 would Travels with Epicurus by Daniel Klein be acceptable for Option 4 travel?
Dana wrote: "READ 60 would Travels with Epicurus by Daniel Klein be acceptable for Option 4 travel?"
Travels with Epicurus: A Journey to a Greek Island in Search of a Fulfilled Life by Daniel Klein is approved for travel : Option 4.
Hello! I have a book with a MPG of Science Fiction > Time Travel. I'm guessing this doesn't count for "travel", but thought I'd ask anyway. :) Thanks.
KSMary wrote: "Could I get The Stowaway: A Young Man’s Extraordinary Adventure to Antarctica verified for Travel?"Confirmed for travel
Michelle wrote: "Hello! I have a book with a MPG of Science Fiction > Time Travel. I'm guessing this doesn't count for "travel", but thought I'd ask anyway. :) Thanks."No, I am sorry, but it doesn’t work for travel.
Can you please confirm that the animal on this cover is a cat for Option 1:
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Julia wrote: "Can you please confirm that the animal on this cover is a cat for Option 1: ?"Approved for option 1: cat on cover
Nicole wrote: "can you lock this in for travel? Thanks!The Art of Vanishing: A Memoir of Wanderlust"
Confirmed for travel
Connie (Ava Catherine) wrote: "Nicole wrote: "can you lock this in for travel? Thanks!The Art of Vanishing: A Memoir of Wanderlust"
Confirmed for travel" Thanks!!!
Jen wrote: "
Would this animated cat be acceptable?"
This works for cat on the cover. (Option 1)
For Option 1 is it OK to have more than 1 cat on the cover? As in this one:
KarenF wrote: "For Option 1 is it OK to have more than 1 cat on the cover? As in this one:"Yes, your book is approved for option 1 (cat or cats on the cover).
Connie (Ava Catherine) wrote: "KarenF wrote: "For Option 1 is it OK to have more than 1 cat on the cover? As in this one:"Yes, your book is approved for option 1 (cat or cats on the cover)."
Thanks!
Cindie wrote: "Daughter of Sand and Stone by Libbie HawkerDoes this book work for option 3:"
Approved for Option 3. H in tHe and L in Lorax
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This is a two book task. Read one book from two different options.
REQUIRED: Identify which options you select when you post.
No books with the genre Childrens or Kids may be used.
Schools across the United States celebrate March 2, the birthday of Theodor Seuss Geisel, affectionately known as Dr. Seuss, which is also National Read Across America Day, with book-themed activities and lessons. Dr. Seuss’s whimsical books with rhyming text and silly illustrations, endeared them to me as a young child, as they did many other readers. Who doesn’t remember the thrill of reading Green Eggs and Ham and The Cat in the Hat? In addition, many of the books have wonderful life lessons that appeal to all ages.
Option 1: The Cat in the Hat
Since it was published in 1957, children have continued to fall in love with this classic featuring the spunky cat in his signature red and white striped hat on the cover.
>Read a book with a cat on the cover.
REQUIRED: Include the cover when posting.
Option 2: Birthday
Dr. Seuss was born March 2, 1904.
>Read a book FIRST published in March of any year or FIRST published in 1904.
Option 3: The Lorax
The Lorax, one of Dr. Seuss’s most popular books, is beautifully illustrated.
>Read a book written by an author whose first and last name initials can be found in THE LORAX.
Middle name initials may be ignored. Letters may only be used as often as they appear. Spaces determine name. One qualifying author in a work by multiple contributors works.
Option 4: Travel
One of my favorite Dr. Seuss books is Oh, The Places You'll Go!.
>Read a book with main page genre travel. Genre may be stand alone or embedded.