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I say yes, as long as yellow is the majority color


I say yes, as long as yellow is the majority color"
Thank you!
Kendra wrote: "Do you have a link to the Bram Stoker Award (and the other award) or a listopia link handy?"
Here's the Wikipedia link: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bram_St...
Here's the Wikipedia link: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bram_St...

Here's the Wikipedia link: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bram_St..."
Here is the Shirley Jackson link:
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Shirley...
Where is this folder on our group site? I don't see it anywhere, so I can only get to it by going to the link in the Sept newsletter. I can see the Summer Challenge just fine.

It's allllll the way at the bottom of the group's main page. Past the archives. It would be helpful if an admin could move it up.


Here's the Wikipedia link: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bram_St......"
Thankyou both.
Nancy wrote: "Robin P wrote: "Where is this folder on our group site? I don't see it anywhere, so I can only get to it by going to the link in the Sept newsletter. I can see the Summer Challenge just fine."
It'..."
Got it, thanks!
It'..."
Got it, thanks!



Does it work for "c. Read a book featuring a character who struggles with their mental health."?
Because I found it on some lists, but I haven't read it yet and I'm not sure.

Does it work for "c. Read a book featuring a character who struggles with their mental health."?
Because I fou..."
Yes, it certainly does! Mental health is an explicit theme in that book.

Does it work for "c. Read a book featuring a character who struggles with their mental health..."
Thank you! :)

I've read a couple that have horror listed as a genre by people on GR, but I'm guessing they wouldn't be marketed as horror. I've also in the past read some books marketed as horror but that read to me like dystopian fiction.
So, I guess, I'm wondering, would people count a book that has horror listed as one of it's top "genres" on GR?