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message 201: by Bridget (new)

Bridget | 437 comments Sarita wrote: "Recommendations for books starting with K, please."

Keturah
The Kitchen Marriage Book 2 in series


message 202: by Sarita (new)

Sarita | 2288 comments Thank you all :-)


message 203: by Andrea, Hospitality Coordinator (new)

Andrea Cox (andreacox) | 6243 comments Mod
Friends, I need help with a couple of categories on a challenge I'm hosting on my blog.

Do you know any books that fit these categories?

1. plus-size lead
2. self-confidence (theme)
3. personal library (in story)
4. ballerina character

I like historical, contemporary, romance, women's fiction, suspense, mystery, and time slip genres.


message 204: by Missy (new)

Missy | 936 comments Here are some that I have read in these areas. I will have to keep thinking on the other two.

3. The Printed Letter Bookshop by Katherine Reay ; Until Leaves Fall in Paris by Sarah Sundin ; Bookshop by the Sea by Denise Hunter ; Hope Between the Pages, SAMPLE by Pepper D. Basham ; Hidden Among the Stars by Melanie Dobson
4. The Italian Ballerina by Kristy Cambron ; A Midnight Dance by Joanna Davidson Politano


message 205: by Lauri (new)

Lauri Gentry | 442 comments Andrea wrote: "Friends, I need help with a couple of categories on a challenge I'm hosting on my blog.

Do you know any books that fit these categories?

1. plus-size lead
2. self-confidence (theme)
3. personal l..."


#1 Plus-sized lead; Invisible by Ginny Yttrup


message 206: by Loraine (new)

Loraine (librarydiva) | 4439 comments Andrea wrote: "Friends, I need help with a couple of categories on a challenge I'm hosting on my blog.

Do you know any books that fit these categories?

1. plus-size lead
2. self-confidence (theme)
3. personal l..."


The Italian Ballerina by Kristy Cambron


message 207: by Andrea, Hospitality Coordinator (new)

Andrea Cox (andreacox) | 6243 comments Mod
Thanks, friends! I'll check into those and see which ones my library might have (if I don't already have a copy sitting in my Kindle).

Please keep the recommendations coming if you think of others. Thanks!


message 208: by Crystal (new)

Crystal | 743 comments Books that have dogs in the title or on the cover? Aside from the K9 Companion series.

Bonus points if it's set on a ranch or a farm!


message 209: by Kate, Challenge Fun Distributor (new)

Kate (liahonagirl) | 3531 comments Mod
Does anyone have any suggestions for a book with a cross, steeple, Bible, or church on the cover?


message 210: by Lynnette (last edited Aug 09, 2023 03:02PM) (new)

Lynnette  | 662 comments A quick scroll through my Kindle found these. Disclaimer..I haven’t read these yet.

Subversive (Subversive, #1) by Raena Rood
Sanctuary (Subversive #2) by Raena Rood
Salvation An Apocalyptic Christian Thriller The Days of the Persecuted Church (Subversive Trilogy, Book 3) Subversive Trilogy, Book 3 by Raena Rood
The Warrior by Joyce Swann
Shelter A Christian Romance (Shelter Trilogy Book 1) by Robin Merrill
Be Thou My Vision (Hymns of the West #2) by Faith Blum
Homespun Bride (The McKaslin Clan Historical #2) by Jillian Hart
Five Days in May by Ninie Hammon


message 211: by Kate, Challenge Fun Distributor (new)

Kate (liahonagirl) | 3531 comments Mod
Lynnette Cantrell wrote: "A quick scroll through my Kindle found these. Disclaimer..I haven’t read these yet.

Subversive (Subversive, #1) by Raena Rood
Sanctuary (Subversive #2) by Raena Rood
[bookcover:Salvation: An Apocalyptic Christian T..."

Thanks, Lynnette! 🙂


message 212: by Crystal (new)

Crystal | 743 comments The Dog Who Was There by Ron Marasco has the three crosses at the crucifixion on the cover. It's a very unique read but VERY good. It's written from a dogs perspective of his life, and a small experience he had witnessing some of the crucifixion scene.

The Year of Jubilee by Cindy Morgan has a church on the cover. 5 stars. The MC is a young girl who experiences hardship, tragedy, and changes around her during the Civil Rights Movement. It's a story of friendship and forgiveness and redemption and so much more!

This Present Darkness by Frank Peretti has a church on the front! This one speaks for itself!


message 213: by Andrea, Hospitality Coordinator (new)

Andrea Cox (andreacox) | 6243 comments Mod
Crystal wrote: "Books that have dogs in the title or on the cover? Aside from the K9 Companion series.

Bonus points if it's set on a ranch or a farm!"


Every Now & Then (9/11, #3) by Karen Kingsbury (book 3 in a series that should be read in order)
A Wild Goose Chase Christmas (Quilts of Love, #2) by Jennifer AlLee


message 214: by Lynnette (new)

Lynnette  | 662 comments Crystal wrote: "Books that have dogs in the title or on the cover? Aside from the K9 Companion series.

Bonus points if it's set on a ranch or a farm!"


Rescuing Finley (Forever Home, #1) by Dan Walsh Saving Parker (A Forever Home, #3) by Dan Walsh Finding Riley (A Forever Home, #2) by Dan Walsh Keeping Bailey (Forever Home #4) by Dan Walsh


message 215: by Crystal (new)

Crystal | 743 comments Thanks Andrea and Lynnette!


message 216: by Rebecca (new)

Rebecca | 106 comments Does anyone have any ideas for a book that takes place in school?


message 217: by Andrea, Hospitality Coordinator (new)

Andrea Cox (andreacox) | 6243 comments Mod
This one is partially set in a school.
The Healer (O'Malley, #5) by Dee Henderson


message 218: by Sherri (new)

Sherri | 260 comments Rebecca wrote: "Does anyone have any ideas for a book that takes place in school?"

I finished these this year. One Perfect Lie by Lisa Scottoline Whispers Down the Lane (SummerHill Secrets, #1) by Beverly Lewis partially in school as the MC is a teenager


message 219: by Bridget (new)

Bridget | 437 comments Rebecca wrote: "Does anyone have any ideas for a book that takes place in school?"

Playing by Heart by Anne Mateer - takes place in a school


message 220: by Rebecca (new)

Rebecca | 106 comments Thanks for all the recommendations. I've not read any books by Dee Henderson or Lisa Scottoline. I'm looking forward to it.


message 221: by Kate, Challenge Fun Distributor (last edited Aug 24, 2023 10:35AM) (new)

Kate (liahonagirl) | 3531 comments Mod
So, I need to read a book about a group of friends, and the one I originally picked isn't quite fitting the bill (it's about one character who makes a variety of friends along the way, but the interactions are all pretty much one-on-one rather than a group 'setting'). Anyone got any ideas for me? 🙂


message 222: by Bridget (new)

Bridget | 437 comments Kate wrote: "So, I need to read a book about a group of friends, and the one I originally picked isn't quite fitting the bill (it's about one character who makes a variety of friends along the way, but the inte..."

Ladies of the Lake Ladies of the Lake by Cathy Gohlke
I haven't read the book but I thought if I needed a book about a group of friends, that was the one I was thinking of reading.


message 223: by Kate, Challenge Fun Distributor (new)

Kate (liahonagirl) | 3531 comments Mod
This one looks perfect, Bridget! Thank you!


message 224: by Bridget (new)

Bridget | 437 comments You're welcome, I hope it's a good one!


message 225: by Andrea, Hospitality Coordinator (new)

Andrea Cox (andreacox) | 6243 comments Mod
That's the one I was going to suggest as well! I'm hoping it's a good one. It looks so cheerful with those bright colors!


message 226: by Kate, Challenge Fun Distributor (new)

Kate (liahonagirl) | 3531 comments Mod
Ok . . . here's a question to piggyback off my last one . . . what constitutes a group of friends? I'm reading Authentically Izzy Authentically Izzy (Skymar #1) by Pepper D. Basham right now, and Izzy, Luke, and Penelope (along with Josephine, to some extent), while cousins, appear to also be a quite delightful friend group.


message 227: by Lynnette (new)

Lynnette  | 662 comments Kate wrote: "Ok . . . here's a question to piggyback off my last one . . . what constitutes a group of friends? I'm reading Authentically Izzy Authentically Izzy (Skymar #1) by Pepper D. Basham right now, ..."

I’ll leave the decision to the admins, because I have no idea the correct answer. However, I will say that growing up my very best friends were my cousins. I think cousins make the best friends!


message 228: by Kate, Challenge Fun Distributor (new)

Kate (liahonagirl) | 3531 comments Mod
I agree, Lynette! Some of my most treasured memories growing up are hanging out on Sunday evenings with my cousins at our grandparents' home! And, to this day, there's a set of paternal cousins from one of the families that are more like sisters to me.


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Lauri Gentry | 442 comments Kate wrote: "So, I need to read a book about a group of friends, and the one I originally picked isn't quite fitting the bill (it's about one character who makes a variety of friends along the way, but the inte..."

I would also recommend The Best Summer of Our Lives by Rachel Hauck for a book about a group of friend.


message 230: by Kate, Challenge Fun Distributor (new)

Kate (liahonagirl) | 3531 comments Mod
Thanks, Lauri! I'd heard about that one, but for some silly reason, I hadn't put it on my TBR list yet! So, even if I don't end up using it for a challenge, I'll definitely be reading it at some point!


message 231: by Lauri (new)

Lauri Gentry | 442 comments Kate wrote: "Does anyone have any suggestions for a book with a cross, steeple, Bible, or church on the cover?"
if the inside of a church counts I highly recommend And the Shofar Blew by Francine Rivers
A great Christmas read (or anytime) When Grace Came Down A Christmas Story of Redemption by R. Marshall Wright


message 232: by Kate, Challenge Fun Distributor (new)

Kate (liahonagirl) | 3531 comments Mod
thanks, Lauri! (side note, mods, especially Andrea, does the inside of a church count for 'space' number 17 in the library 'board game' challenge?)


message 233: by Andrea, Hospitality Coordinator (new)

Andrea Cox (andreacox) | 6243 comments Mod
Friend Group
If the cousins are well defined as and interact as friends throughout the book, I'm fine with accepting them as a friend group for such a category.

Church
If the image is very obviously the inside of a church (as the cover Lauri shared is), then I will accept it for that category of the library adventure game. I hadn't thought of the inside of a church as an option, but I think that is a fantastic interpretation of the task. Great find!


message 234: by Kate, Challenge Fun Distributor (new)

Kate (liahonagirl) | 3531 comments Mod
I love thinking outside the box with regards to interpreting tasks! Sometimes I'm better at it than others. 😉


message 235: by Andrea, Hospitality Coordinator (new)

Andrea Cox (andreacox) | 6243 comments Mod
That creativity is what keeps me inspired to make new challenges. :)


message 236: by Crystal (new)

Crystal | 743 comments Hi everyone! Looking for recommendations for a book that includes a tropical storm for the weather challenge? Tropical storm is the last one I need, and I did get a few recommendations from FB, but none of them look like I'd enjoy them. I really LOVE fast paced action books so maybe something where they're preparing for or caught in a storm? Preferably not super romancy.


message 237: by Kate, Challenge Fun Distributor (new)

Kate (liahonagirl) | 3531 comments Mod
the only one I can think of is a hurricane, not a tropical storm, unfortunately . . . sorry, Crystal . . . I hope someone has a great recommendation for you!


message 238: by Lynnette (new)

Lynnette  | 662 comments Crystal wrote: "Hi everyone! Looking for recommendations for a book that includes a tropical storm for the weather challenge? Tropical storm is the last one I need, and I did get a few recommendations from FB, but..."

Tropical storm is the only one I still need also!


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Paula Shreckhise | 238 comments Admin: check this post for spam about a job offer!


message 240: by Andrea, Hospitality Coordinator (new)

Andrea Cox (andreacox) | 6243 comments Mod
Thanks, Paula! We’re trying to keep up with them. Goodreads has a bug at the moment where I’ve been unable to remove the spammers from the group, so I appreciate the help in spotting the messages that can slip through.


message 241: by Andrea, Hospitality Coordinator (new)

Andrea Cox (andreacox) | 6243 comments Mod
I still haven't gotten around to the coffee-shop romance category of Genre Surprise. Any suggestions for books set in a coffee shop that feature romance? I'm a fan of emotional books like those from Katherine Reay, Nicole Deese, Kathryn Cushman, Kim Vogel Sawyer, and Christina Suzann Nelson, to give you an idea of the depth I like in books. Not a real big fan of fluffy, light books. Thanks!


message 242: by Rebecca (new)

Rebecca | 106 comments More than this Staci stallings
More Than This More Than This by Staci Stallings
Set in coffee shop


message 243: by Kate, Challenge Fun Distributor (new)

Kate (liahonagirl) | 3531 comments Mod
Andrea wrote: "I still haven't gotten around to the coffee-shop romance category of Genre Surprise. Any suggestions for books set in a coffee shop that feature romance? I'm a fan of emotional books like those fro..."

You've likely already read it, but Katherine Reay's Of Literature and Lattes would work well for a 'coffee shop romance'.


message 244: by Kate, Challenge Fun Distributor (new)

Kate (liahonagirl) | 3531 comments Mod
For the library game challenge, am I to assume that for spot 16, as long as a 'church service' type of event takes place in the book, it wouldn't necessarily matter if the event actually took place in a church building? Or, does it need to be in an actual chapel/house church (as in an Amish wedding)?


message 245: by Andrea, Hospitality Coordinator (new)

Andrea Cox (andreacox) | 6243 comments Mod
Correct. Any wedding, funeral, revival, or Sunday/Wednesday church service works; the building itself doesn’t matter.


message 246: by Kate, Challenge Fun Distributor (new)

Kate (liahonagirl) | 3531 comments Mod
Awesome, thanks! I encountered a christening in a castle (the baby christened was a princess) in the book I am currently reading and thought to clarify.


message 247: by Andrea, Hospitality Coordinator (new)

Andrea Cox (andreacox) | 6243 comments Mod
Yes, that definitely works!


message 248: by Staci, Book Awards Specialist (new)

Staci | 3864 comments Mod
Looking for recommendations for novels or novellas that feature teachers. A governess or tutor works too. Thank you!


message 249: by Rebecca (last edited Sep 15, 2023 05:05AM) (new)

Rebecca | 106 comments The Governess of Penwythe Hall (Cornwall, #1) by Sarah E. Ladd The Silent Governess by Julie Klassen When I Come Home Again (Big Prairie Romance, #1) by Jennifer Rodewald Courting Miss Amsel (Heart of the Prairie #6) by Kim Vogel Sawyer The Tutor's Daughter by Julie Klassen

All have a teacher or governess


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