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*cracks his knuckles* I'm determined to finish this one this time.
Looks amazing! I'm going to join as the last one was fun :)
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Couple of quick things.It looks like my thread for the Oct-Dec challenge was archived by accident. I can still edit it so it's not the end of the world if it doesn't get moved up with the rest.
For the spelling sections how does the group deal with titles starting with a/an/the? So for the title The Beekeepers Apprentice is it a T, a B, or user discretion?
Sorry for all the questions.
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Challenge duration: October 1st - December 31st
Spell out the word: You can pick one or all the words, but the book titles MUST start with each letter of the word. (It's up to you whether you count 'The' as the first word in the title).
SPOOKY
PUMPKIN
WINTER
SNOWFLAKE
October:
-Techie Day: Read a book with a tech savvy character/a book where technology plays a major role.
-Sarcastic Month: Read a book with a sarcastic/funny character.
-Halloween: Read a horror/mystery/thriller.
-Halloween: Read a book with a spooky cover
November:
-Dia de los Muertos: Read a book about death/ghosts/spirits. Bonus points if the author/MC is Hispanic.
-National Author's Day: Read a book by a favorite author.
-King Tut Day: Read a book that takes place in Egypt/has Egyptian mythology.
-Book Lover's Day: Read a book from your favorite genre.
December:
-Winter Solstice: Read a book set during winter/a cold setting.
-Holidays: Read a book that was gifted to you. (And if you gifted it to yourself, that's fine too).
-Winter Solstice: Read a book with a wintery cover/title.
-New Years Eve/End of the Year: Read the last book in a series.
You can mix an match the categories and read as many or as little books as you'd like. The categories do not need to be completed during the specified month—they can be done at any time during the quarter. Let me know if you have any questions! 😊