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25.3 - Andy P's Task: The Power of Three
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Hi Andy, Sandy said it would be OK in only this instance since the task rules didn't specifically exclude middle names with more than one word. But otherwise, SRC rules would consider it two words.

The Guardian - option 3
is it ok?"
Yes to both choices
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Choose a book with a three word title. Two restrictions apply: the first word of the title may NOT be "The" or "A" AND the book may NOT have a subtitle.
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The book you have chosen has four words in the title, not three so it cannot be used for this reason

Choose a book with a three word title. Two restrictions apply: the first word of the title may NOT..."
MacWolf01, you did note that the restriction says the FIRST word of the title cannot be either "the" or "a", did you not? It is not that they are discounted, per se. All words count.

Option 1 - Heaven Calls for an Angel: A True Story of Childhood Cancer - Michelle Diana Lowe?

Option 1 - [book:Heaven Calls for an Angel: A True Story of Childhood Cancer|20716..."
Option 1 works because the author uses her middle name, but Option 2 does not because subtitles are not allowed. as stated "AND the book may NOT have a subtitle." but you could use it for the option referring to page numbers because it is over 333 pages


I'm going to say no because usually hyphenated names are read as one word, and there are plenty of choices in this task that it should be easy to find something else you like that would fit.


Yes , just no children's

Yes, it also works for a three word title


I don't think so because usually hyphenated names are taken as one word, but feel free to ask a moderator for their opinion. They know the rules much better than I do.

I don't think so because usually hyphenated ..."
Well, I agree with you. I just wanted to get the official opinion. :)
Katariina wrote: "Andy wrote: "Katariina wrote: "Does Salaatinvihreä rakastajatar ja runoja muista kokoelmista by Per-Hakon Påwals work for Option 1?"
I don't think so because usuall..."
Yep, hyphenated names are counted as one word.
I don't think so because usuall..."
Yep, hyphenated names are counted as one word.

Hi Robin,
I think that your title is ok, but you might want to get an official judgement from a moderator. I think the rule is that I'm is treated as one word, but I could be wrong.
Andy

Hi Robin,
I think that your title is ok, but you might want to get an off..."
Thanks Andy. I sent a message to Dlmrose to please verify the rule and/or approve the book.

I got a response back from Dlmrose:
Yes, contractions are one word. If that's ok with Andy, it's ok within the SRC rules
So as long as you give me the ok I am good to go.
Thanks a million :)


Yes this book will work. Love this series Westlake was a terrific writer. He had a much different view of the world than most of us.
Enjoy,
Andy


I think it is considered one word, but you might check with a moderator to be sure.


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For the first one you might check with the moderators to make sure St. John counts as one word.