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				 COMPLETED 4/25/21
      COMPLETED 4/25/21 Kathy's Challenge:
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Read 2/2.
 
   
   
   
   
    
        
      1.Read a book about someone who lives a reclusive lifestyle.
Rise of the Governor 1/2
   
2. Read a play or a book about the theater.
Part of Your World 2/11
   
3. Read a book published in the 1930s.
Death on the Nile 3.17
   
4. Read a book with a great first line
The Boatman's Daughter 2/3
   
5. Read a book that became a Hitchcock film. Alfred Hitchcock Films
The Birds 3.16
   
    
  
  
  Rise of the Governor 1/2
 
2. Read a play or a book about the theater.
Part of Your World 2/11
 
3. Read a book published in the 1930s.
Death on the Nile 3.17
 
4. Read a book with a great first line
The Boatman's Daughter 2/3
 
5. Read a book that became a Hitchcock film. Alfred Hitchcock Films
The Birds 3.16
 
    Books mentioned in this topic
The Maltese Falcon (other topics)Followers (other topics)
Death on the Nile (other topics)
The Birds (other topics)
His Bloody Project: Documents Relating to the Case of Roderick Macrae (other topics)
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Authors mentioned in this topic
Dashiell Hammett (other topics)Megan Angelo (other topics)
Graeme Macrae Burnet (other topics)
Daphne du Maurier (other topics)
Arthur Miller (other topics)



 
Daphne du Maurier
Feb - April 2021
Challenge
1. As Daphne du Maurier's fame increased, she became more reclusive. Read a book about someone who lives a reclusive lifestyle.
2. Both her parents were actors. Read a play or a book about the theater.
3. Her bestselling novel, Rebecca, was published in the 1930s. Read a book published in the 1930s. 1930s
4. My favorite paragraph of all times comes from Rebecca.
Last night I dreamed I went to Manderley again. It seemed to me
that I was passing through the iron gates that led to the driveway.
The drive was just a narrow track now, its stony surface covered
with grass and weeds. Sometimes, when I thought I had lost it, it
would appear again, beneath a fallen tree or beyond a muddy
pool formed by the winter rains. The trees had thrown out new
low branches which stretched across my way. I came to the house
suddenly, and stood there with my heart beating fast and tears
filling my eyes.
Read a book with a great first line. Great First Lines
5. Many of Daphne du Maurier's books were adapted into Alfred Hitchcock movies. Read a book that became a Hitchcock film. Alfred Hitchcock Films