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TASK HELP: Winter Challenge 2020
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10.8. Bake Cookies Day!
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In British English, a cookie is what Americans call a cupcake and an American cookie is what the British call a biscuit.
Sorry to be pedantic but many covers have either one or the other. Thanks.
Lauren wrote: "Can I just clarify what you mean by "cookie"?
In British English, a cookie is what Americans call a cupcake and an American cookie is what the British call a biscuit.
Sorry to be pedantic but man..."
an American cookie - chocolate chip cookie, etc.
In British English, a cookie is what Americans call a cupcake and an American cookie is what the British call a biscuit.
Sorry to be pedantic but man..."
an American cookie - chocolate chip cookie, etc.

In British English, a cookie is what Americans call a cupcake and an American cookie is what the British call a biscuit.
Sorry to be p..."
Thanks!


He doesn't know about the challenge, so it was a complete coincidence.
Jammin Jenny wrote: "Will you accept this as cookies on the cover?
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yes, looks like cookies in the container.

yes, looks like cookies in the container.


Brooke wrote: "Will this work for a cookie? My sugar cookies never turn out this nicely, but my perfectionist sister's do! LOL
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that works - but not from my kitchen!

that works - but not from my kitchen!


that works - but not from my k..."
LOL - thanks! (Definitely not mine either!)


scratch that. spotted Kids. not in ARbookfind. booo :(
I assume shortbread is OK

December 18 is Bake Cookies Day! Read a book with one or more cookies on the cover. REQUIRED: Include the cover in your post