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[Barb]

Finished my N book (noggin):
That's Not All Folks: My Life in the Golden Age of Cartoons and Radio, by Mel Blanc, finished 5/21 ★★★★
What an entertaining life he had, and it was interesting to follow his career as it transitioned from radio to television.



If it works, Jan, I can take V for the vase of flowers on the table:

[Jan, Moderator]

That works Barb...thanks!

Up Next: W

[Denise S]

I can take W for wings

next up: X (look for those exopthalmic eyes)

[Jan, Moderator]

LOL....had to look that one up Denise!

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Rosa wrote: "I can do T with teeth: Let Us Prey by Jamie Lee Scott

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next: U"

finished this book for set 5 (2*)

[Jan, Moderator]

Thanks Rosa!

[Karen]

I finished F for Figure with The Widows of Malabar Hill by Sujata Massey.

Not sure about this X thing. I'm picking up a few books later at the library. Maybe I'll find an X on them.

[Jan, Moderator]

Thanks Karen!! Good luck at the library :)

[Denise S]

Finished W for wings Even Dogs in the Wild

and I can take X for proximal palmar creases in It took me a long time to figure out that was a person's palm, not some trees.

Next up: Y

[Jan, Moderator]

OMG DENISE!! You have me laughing out loud!! That one has to be the most unusual I Spy yet.

[Denise S]

Jan wrote: "OMG DENISE!! You have me laughing out loud!! That one has to be the most unusual I Spy yet."

I decided to call on my old Anatomy classes~

[Barb]

Finished my book for V (vase). If you like the antics of Meg Langslow and her family, you might enjoy Hayley and her friends too :)

Death of a Country Fried Redneck (Hayley Powell #2), by Lee Hollis, finished 5/24 ★★★.5


I don't have any Y items coming up, but I'll keep an eye on the thread.

[Jan, Moderator]

Perfect Barb!

[Patrizia, Contributor]

Courtyard?
I'm not so sure ... Let me know, Jan: I think I'll start reading this book tomorrow.

[Jan, Moderator]

Patrizia - for Y I really prefer something that starts with the Y. I don't think it's too hard to find. Let's give it a while.

UPDATE: Actually we can use it for YARD.

[Jan, Moderator]

Up next: Z

[Patrizia, Contributor]

Jan wrote: "Patrizia - for Y I really prefer something that starts with the Y. I don't think it's too hard to find. Let's give it a while.

UPDATE: Actually we can use it for YARD."

Ops... The standard Italian alphabet doesn't have the Y and I thought it was one of the letters for which it was possible to search for words that had them inside. Thank goodness, Yard is fine! I was afraid you'd tell me that this was a garden and not a courtyard ...

[Karen]

HI Jan, Is there a list of letters that can be used within the word as opposed to the initial letter? Like horizon for Z? I checked the rules and didn't see any. Thanks!

[Jan, Moderator]

I would take horizon for Z Karen. Go ahead and post the book cover and I will update the rules.

Q, X and Z and the three I will readily take words with the letter in it.

[Karen]

Well - I don't know as it is actually a horizon, I was just using that as an example. You can look at it and see what you think.

by Sterling North

That endless Birth of a Reader challenge!

[Patrizia, Contributor]

I just finished the Y book!


I hope this will not be the last of this series...

[Denise S]

finished my X word for proximal palmar creases

Next up: A I think???? the z is for horizon? waiting for decision from Fearless Leader

[Jan, Moderator]

Karen wrote: "Well - I don't know as it is actually a horizon, I was just using that as an example. You can look at it and see what you think.

by Sterling North

That endless Birth of a Reader challenge!..."

That works for horizon Karen! And I'm never going to finish that challenge. I can't believe you are on your 2nd round of it.

[Jan, Moderator]

Appreciate the updates Patrizia and Denise!!

On to the next set. Looking for A

[Denise S]

You can finish that challenge - If i did it so can you! Birth of a Reader is what I'm referring to. Now doing a second round...maybe next year lol


Next up: A

[Jan, Moderator]

Denise wrote: "You can finish that challenge - If i did it so can you! Birth of a Reader is what I'm referring to. Now doing a second round...maybe next year lol

Good job Denise! Though Karen and I are doing it with a twist. We are only only middle grade or YA books. It makes it harder!!

[Denise S]

Jan wrote: "Denise wrote: "You can finish that challenge - If i did it so can you! Birth of a Reader is what I'm referring to. Now doing a second round...maybe next year lol

Good job Denise! Though Karen and ..."

oh that is interesting - if you have trouble finding books let me know - I volunteer at a place where books are donated and we get old children's and YA books all the time. It must be hard to find those written on parchment scrolls though.

Next up: A

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hahahahaha!

[Barb]

I just looked through my list of books to read next, and I couldn't find an arm on a single cover *sigh* No other A items either...

[Jan, Moderator]

I found an A!! Angel on the cover of

Next up: B

[Jan, Moderator]

Denise wrote: "It must be hard to find those written on parchment scrolls though."

I'll try not to take that too personal...LOL. ☺

[Karen]

Denise wrote: "It must be hard to find those written on parchment scrolls though."

HEY! You must be referring to Jan! :) Oh wait... I"m two years older than her.

[Karen]

You are almost there, Jan! I have Summer of the Monkeys for 1976 too - we can do a group read! :)

[Denise S]

I can take B for bicycle with The Summer Before the War I'll be starting in a day or two



Next up: C

[Jan, Moderator]

Karen wrote: "You are almost there, Jan! I have Summer of the Monkeys for 1976 too - we can do a group read! :)"

I do need 1976 :)

[Jan, Moderator]

Got you updated Denise!

Up next: C

[Patrizia, Contributor]

I can take C with cat:

Up next: D

[Jillian]

Denise wrote: "Enjoy your vacation Jillian!!

Thanks, we had lots of fun! Now to get back in work mode...

[Jan, Moderator]

Thanks Patrizia!! Always can count on you for those animals :)

Glad you had a fun vacation Jillian!!

[Barb]

And I have a dog for D :)


Next up: E

[Jan, Moderator]

Perfect Barb!

[Patrizia, Contributor]

I just finished the C book.

[Jan, Moderator]

Perfect!

Looking for: E

[Barb]

Finished my D book. It was hard to read this week; we lost one of our grand-dogs a few days ago, and it's been especially hard for Son and DIL. She had to make the difficult decision on her own, since he's deployed right now :(

A Big Little Life: A Memoir of a Joyful Dog Named Trixie, by Dean Koontz, finished 6/2/19 ★★★★

[Jan, Moderator]

That's really tough Barb!! And the book you were reading probably didn't help. I'm so sorry :(

[Denise S]

Barb wrote: "Finished my D book. It was hard to read this week; we lost one of our grand-dogs a few days ago, and it's been especially hard for Son and DIL. She had to make the difficult decision on her own, si..."

so sorry to hear that Barb. I have a grand-dog and understand.

[Barb]

Thanks, ladies! It's amazing how attached we get to our fur-babies, isn't it? :D

[Jan, Moderator]

Yes it is Barb!

[Jan, Moderator]

Looking for E

[Karen]

So sorry Barb. I was in that same situation with our dog in 2008 and the kids were half way around the world in Australia. One of the most painful days of my life. I know what you and especially your DIL are going through. xoxo.