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When you read a book where someone does a kindly deed, post it here. Tell us what happened (use general terms or a spoiler, please :).
All we need to know is the name of the book and the nice thing that someone did. At the end of each day, I will add the total to the thermometer.
All we need to know is the name of the book and the nice thing that someone did. At the end of each day, I will add the total to the thermometer.

I think you meant to say no spoilers in the directions.



Thank you, everyone, for being excited about this challenge. I look forward to seeing all your posts.

Finished Mrs Wobble The Waitress 1/4 and her children made it so she could be a waitress without spilling things on people by buying roller skates to catch what she dropped.



I just finished reading The River Knows. The mc offers money and the address to a safe house to a seemingly destitute woman.




Caroline sets up a group to help women of domestic violence just to give them someplace to go and talk. Her sisters help her in this voluntary endeavor.


I love this one very much. I hope you don't mind if I 'borrow' it and use as my profile picture.


In The Irish Upstart, the hero stops for some sighseeing just so the heroine and her brother can look at an old castle.



Lucy invites Jake, a grungy PI, over for Sunday dinner at her parent's house since he looks like he could use a friend.


A quote from the book I read today, ""Life is short... If I could do it all over again, I'd spend more time helping others."
There was so much helping and good deeds in this book (The Wild Robot), I couldn't count them all.
There was so much helping and good deeds in this book (The Wild Robot), I couldn't count them all.
In The Wild Robot Escapes, Coral follows Roz and Brightbill "...in case she could be helpful, and it was a good thing that she did." Coral saved Roz's life because she was where she needed to be.


KRG, a huge Manhattan Consulting firm has a Small Business Initiative which is free to be used by small businesses when they need help. Derek especially, but his partners too, don't want to forget their roots.



Mike is looking to ski in Scotland and comes across a small ski school. When he's talking with the owner's wife and finds out that her husband won't be back to open the school and she doesn't have the ski rating she needs to, he steps up even though he had only planned on skiing or being a ski instructor for a short while to make some money. If he hadn't the business would have lost out on the winter ski season.




The entire town helps out a single dad with his young son.
Cait provides food for a family that the father was in an accident and lost a leg.
Graham buys Viking sewing machines for the all the ladies in the quilting circle.

Everly and her friend Jacy went out of their way to be helpful to a neighbor who just lost her husband. The neighbor hadn't been nice to Everly when she moved in, but that was before the husband was murdered.
Books mentioned in this topic
Three Cups of Tea: One Man's Mission to Promote Peace ... One School at a Time (other topics)Dyeing Season (other topics)
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