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Finally! :)"
Hey! We're neighbors!!!"
Do you live in Phoenix, Beth?"
Chandler. :D

Yep, we're neighbors, although it would take me over 30 minutes to get to your part of town :) I live in West Phoenix, almost into Glendale.

Yep, we're neighbors, although it would take me over 30 minutes to get to your part of town :) I live in West Phoenix, almost into Glendale."
Nice!!!


Also, do you get a point for everyone one of these you match, or just one overall for the task?
Like, if a book is a debut novel and the first in a series and has a 1 in the title, is that 3 points or 1? I was reading it one way, and my teammates are reading it a different way, so i wanted to be sure.

"(1) point per task and (1) point per 100 pages"
So it's just multiple options to choose from for the tasks. You can pick any or all but you get one point, then add in the page points.
I’m also curious about the rounding-up question.
Library wrote: "Melanie, is the rounding up for everything, or just certain tasks? like, if a book is 372 pages, does it count for 3 or 4 points?"
Rounding up for everything. It would be worth 4 points.
Rounding up for everything. It would be worth 4 points.
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Hannah wrote: "Message 1 says:
"(1) point per task and (1) point per 100 pages"
So it's just multiple options to choose from for the tasks. You can pick any or all but you get one point, then add in the page poi..."
That is correct. Thanks Hannah for answering! It is difficult on my tablet, lol. ;)
"(1) point per task and (1) point per 100 pages"
So it's just multiple options to choose from for the tasks. You can pick any or all but you get one point, then add in the page poi..."
That is correct. Thanks Hannah for answering! It is difficult on my tablet, lol. ;)

Andrea wrote: "Oh! I thought the rounding up was only for the tasks you had mentioned that for. This changes things... :)"
I meant rounding to the nearest hundred. Not rounding up for everything. If a book is 245, it counts for 2 page points. 267 would count for 3.
I meant rounding to the nearest hundred. Not rounding up for everything. If a book is 245, it counts for 2 page points. 267 would count for 3.

Andrea wrote: "Yes, that's what I thought you meant. I just thought the rounding was only for the same-page tasks you had specifically stated rounding was used for, not for all the tasks in the whole game. Am I n..."
It's rounding for the page points earned and the tasks that specifically mention it. Tasks 1-6 give a range for page count, so no rounding for those specific tasks as that wouldn't really work.
It's rounding for the page points earned and the tasks that specifically mention it. Tasks 1-6 give a range for page count, so no rounding for those specific tasks as that wouldn't really work.

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Andrea wrote: "If we're choosing a different task to do for #1-6, wouldn't the rounding still qualify? Or do each of the books in those categories have to fit into the page number qualifications even if we chose,..."
I think I made this more confusing than it needed to be. I'll try to explain it better.
Let's say task number one. You read a book and want to use it for the option "with 100-199 pages". The book you read is 188 pages. You will get 1 point for finishing the task and 2 points for the pages read (rounding it to 200 pages). You can't use that book (that is 188 pages) for task number two's option "with 200-299 pages" because the rounding of pages is only for page points with those tasks. You obviously don't have to choose the page count option to finish any of those tasks, but if you want to the rounding doesn't apply to that task option.
I hope that is a little more clear. :/
I think I made this more confusing than it needed to be. I'll try to explain it better.
Let's say task number one. You read a book and want to use it for the option "with 100-199 pages". The book you read is 188 pages. You will get 1 point for finishing the task and 2 points for the pages read (rounding it to 200 pages). You can't use that book (that is 188 pages) for task number two's option "with 200-299 pages" because the rounding of pages is only for page points with those tasks. You obviously don't have to choose the page count option to finish any of those tasks, but if you want to the rounding doesn't apply to that task option.
I hope that is a little more clear. :/

So, if I chose a book for a series number 1 for task one and the pages were 352, that would still work even though it isn't 100-199 pages, and it would also round to 4 page points plus the task point?
I think I'm understanding more now. :)
Andrea wrote: "Okay, so don't round to fit the tasks, but do round to get the page points.
So, if I chose a book for a series number 1 for task one and the pages were 352, that would still work even though it is..."
Exactly! That book would work because it fits the first in series and you would get 4 page points + the task point, so 5 points total. :D
So, if I chose a book for a series number 1 for task one and the pages were 352, that would still work even though it is..."
Exactly! That book would work because it fits the first in series and you would get 4 page points + the task point, so 5 points total. :D
Andrea wrote: "Awesome on the explanation. Thanks!
Happy reading, everyone!"
You're welcome and thank you! :D
Happy reading, everyone!"
You're welcome and thank you! :D

By the way, if anyone has page count issues with book records here, give a shout on this thread and I’ll take a look. I’m a librarian and happy to add page numbers.

1. Is it okay if a book hasn't been published in the States? A book I was interested in reading has been released in the UK, but won't be published until 2020 here.
2. For the full house, do the vowels/consonants need to be different? For example, would the name Mamta count.

As for the vowels/consonants, Mamta should work. Nothing was said of they have to be different, just that there should be two/three of each, whichever way you go with it.

As..."
Thanks for the clarification! It is on Goodreads. :)
If any team would like me to make a spreadsheet for them to help track what is being read and planned, please let me know. :)

Andrea wrote: "Melanie, thank you for the offer. Team Daisy has this covered with a tracker post in their chat thread. No extra effort needed on your part, but we appreciate your offering. :)"
:) Thanks for letting me know!
:) Thanks for letting me know!

Lanelle wrote: "Melanie, Team Tulip's method is low tech as well. We also have tracking post in our chat thread. Thank you though."
Okay. Glad you have it taken care of, :)
Okay. Glad you have it taken care of, :)

For Full House, does the author's name have to contain 5 letters (Karen) or can it contain 3/2 but be like (Harris) where there are 3 consonants and 2 vowels in the name but more than 5 letters?
Dawn wrote: "Melanie I've got a couple of questions.
For Full House, does the author's name have to contain 5 letters (Karen) or can it contain 3/2 but be like (Harris) where there are 3 consonants and 2 vowel..."
It has to be 5. So Susan, Karen, Ronie, etc.
For Full House, does the author's name have to contain 5 letters (Karen) or can it contain 3/2 but be like (Harris) where there are 3 consonants and 2 vowel..."
It has to be 5. So Susan, Karen, Ronie, etc.


Thanks!


Thanks!


330 pages, according to Amazon
I'm going to try to update the scores soon. Life has been so busy lately and when I have the time, I'm exhausted. Lol. But I will get them done asap.

No worries!
Hannah wrote: "We did our best to be helpful and bury you with what we’ve accomplished, as you can see. 🤪
No worries!"
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No worries!"
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Lanelle wrote: "Melanie, I thought I read that we can't start the 2nd round of Yahtzee until we've finished the 1st, but now I can't find it. Is that true?"
That is true. Once the first round is complete, that opens up the second round, etc.
That is true. Once the first round is complete, that opens up the second round, etc.
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