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Aug 31, 2018 06:25AM
Great idea to put them under spoilers so that multiple people can get to guess!
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and put it in the red cover slot. It actually could have been child/elderly character too. We can get square 4 uncovered!
I found the last board much easier because I had read most of them (or they were on my TBR). I only got the first one this time around! Looking at your spoilers, sure enough, haven't looked at these books before!
Greetings Team!To help solve the last square on the bottom, we need #23 and/or 24, which is 1 more book finished and our 2 last members to participate in the 2019 voting process. (We are not going to count Heather since she hasn't checked in all week.) I know with one or two more squares filled in, we will get it!
I've updated the game boards in message 3. That includes completing all the tasks on board 1, since one of our team members hasn't been with us.For the second board, you guys did great at guessing the covers & finding a link between all of the books. And it wasn't even the link we were thinking of. Feel free to try to figure out the other link if you like. I've added a hint for the second board if you want it.
HINT: (view spoiler)
Vanessa wrote: "I found out the last book, it is [spoilers removed]"I would have never guessed since I've never seen that cover. But, I was thinking of one of the authors that is listed as an influence for this author. (view spoiler) Good job Vanessa! Have you got the connection?
Katie wrote: "I've updated the game boards in message 3. That includes completing all the tasks on board 1, since one of our team members hasn't been with us.You guys did great at guessing the covers & finding..."
Is your hint for the first or second board?
I've got a second connection! Probably not what you are looking for but it is a similarity. (view spoiler)
Ooh, another great connection. Still different from what we were thinking. Keep the ideas coming; I'm loving it.
I forgot to say that yesterday I participated in the voting process. I voted and seconded a book for the next mini poll...can’t remember what it was called! Also I’m still working on my book for a tree on the cover. Struggling with it because I’ve been busy!
Ann wrote: "I went thru all 330 of [spoilers removed] and could not find the last one. Dang it."But it was! (view spoiler)
My reading hasn´t been that great. Yesterday I attended a social event, today and tomorrow I´m working. But I will try to read tonight and finish the book for child/ elderly character. It´s about a 12-year old girl and her 92-year old great grandfather, so it fits perfectly.
Good morning team! I apologize that I haven't checked in for a couple days. It was a long crazy stressful week. :/I'd hoped to have a good bit of reading time this weekend but.....plans changed. Today we're going out for breakfast and then we'll be spending several hours at the city-wide yard sales. (This used to be an annual tradition with my sister-in-law but we haven't gone for the last few years. So when she called me yesterday to ask if we could go, how could I say no?) And then tomorrow we're having about 20 people over for a cookout, which was a last minute impulse thing, but I'm certain it will be a blast. And on Monday I have to go visit my mother-in-law who was admitted to hospital this week (and that is a 4-hour roundtrip drive). So, yeah, not a lot of reading hours in there.
Hope everyone on the team is getting lots of books read and having a ton of fun with the challenge!
Pam wrote: "Ann wrote: "I went thru all 330 of [spoilers removed] and could not find the last one. Dang it."But it was! [spoilers removed]" still can't find it
I finished Twilight of the Elites: America After Meritocracy. Are there any prompts left to fill at all?
Is everyone adding their own books? If you can’t access the spreadsheet just state your total books read and I’ll update it for you. I took yesterday off from reading but am back on it today, reading my last book Ostland, a legal thriller set in Germany in 1941 and 1959 (dual timeline), for the ATY challenge! Hope I can finish it by Monday! Have a great weekend everyone!
I realized after I started reading it that my red cover also fits the childhood/elderly prompt if we have a different red cover, but we have plenty of time to fill that task at the rate we're all reading! I'm trying to decide if I'm going to try and read like crazy and go for a blackout or just chill out. I have a problem with goals when it comes to reading!
Hi team!I still can't finish my books that I'm reading.
I saw that only the tasks 7,8 and 17 are missing for the complete board :) .
Hi all!I finished Dallas København that has a child as the main character, and is also about her great-grandfather, so it counts as #8 a child/ elderly character. It also fills a category in my ATY (place in title). I updated the spreadsheet.
I just updated the board in message 3.dalex & Erika, if you can share your favorite book to movie adaptation, and if someone can do the Infinite Book Challenge game I just posted, we'll be able to clear board 2.
I totally forgot to list that one, sorry!! It’s probably cliche but I’d say Harry Potter is my favorite book to movie adaptation.
Hi all.Thanks for a great read-a-thon - my very first!
Glad I joined a team; even though it wasn´t my greatest reading week, due to being busy, it was very motivating to be on the team and see all we accomplished together.
I updated the spreadsheet with yesterday´s reading :)
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