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Finished!Landmarks of the World - The Taj Mahal
March 1 - April 30, 2021
1. *Read a book tagged ROMANCE on its GR Homepage OR a book where the first letter of every word in the title can be found in TAJ MAHAL MAUSOLEUM (three word minimum).
Refuge Cove by Janet Dailey 14 April; 4☆
2. *Read a book with water on the cover (post cover; bonus for a reflection on the water) OR read a book with a four word title (all words count).
The Killer Outdoors by Jodi Linton 6 March; 3 1/2☆
3. *Book a book with a MC whose first name starts with a letter in MARBLE OR read the fourth book in a series.
Murder with Cherry Tarts by Karen Rose Smith 9 March; 5☆
4. *Read a book with flowers or jewels on the cover (post cover) OR read a book with a title that begins with a letter in MUGHAL (ignore A, An or The).
emerald on the cover- A Quiet Life in the Country by T.E. Kinsey 2 March; 2 1/2☆
5. * Read a book with an almost all white, pink or blue cover OR read a book that has a color in its title.
A Night's Tail by Sofie Kelly 14 March; 5☆
6. *Read a book with two like objects on the cover (post cover) OR read a book that is second in a series.
Always Look Twice by Elizabeth Goddard 5 March; 5☆
7. *Read a book in which the MC has a spa day or some other type of get-away (explain what it is) OR read a book in which the author's first and last initials can be found in MUDPACK TREATMENT.
Details in the Document by Kathi Daley 12 April; 5☆
8. *Read a book originally published in 1983 or 2007 OR read a book that has a 7 in the total page count (share page count).
370 pages- Silver Creek Fire by Lindsay McKenna 16 March; 4☆
Update message # 29 - Challenge completed - 17April21Landmarks of the World - The Taj Mahal
Begins: 01March21 / Ends: 30April21
8 / 8 completed
1. The Taj Mahal *Read a book where the first letter of every word in the title can be found in TAJ MAHAL MAUSOLEUM - T M L - The Midnight Library ✔ – 17Apr21
2. Four arched gates *Read a book with a four word title - Holmes on the Range ✔ – 12Mar21
3. Almost perfectly symmetrical *Book a book with a MC whose first name starts with a letter in MARBLE - Marjorie & Enid are the m.c.s in Miss Benson's Beetle ✔ – 18Mar21
4. Mughal architecture *Read a book with a title that begins with a letter in MUGHAL - My Invented Country ✔ – 06Mar21
5. Propensity to change colors * Blue cover -
✔ – 07Mar21 6. The smallish interior *Two like objects on the cover -
✔ – 15Mar217. Age and pollution *Read a book in which the author's first and last initials can be found in MUDPACK TREATMENT - U A - Uwem Akpan / Say You're One of Them ✔ – 10Mar21
8. UNESCO World Heritage Site *Read a book that has a 7 in the total page count - 337 pg - The Body at the Tower ✔ – 04Mar21
Landmarks of the World - The Taj MahalMarch 1, 2021 to April 30, 2021
8/8 Completed. Finished
Tasks
1. The Taj Mahal, India's most famous monument, is a shimmering white marble mausoleum in the city of Agra. It is built on the southern bank of the Yamuna River, and was commissioned in 1632 by the Mughal emperor Shah Jahan as a tomb for his favorite wife, Mumtaz Mahal, who died during childbirth. It is part of a 42-acre complex, which also includes a mosque, guest house, and formal gardens. Though it was completed in 1648, other projects, such as the gardens and surrounding buildings, continued for another five years. The total cost of the complex in 2020 dollars came to about $956 million, and employed around 20,000 artisans (plus some 1,000 elephants) under the supervision of an architectural board.
*Read a book tagged ROMANCE on its GR Homepage.
When I'm Gone-Jaxson Kidman 3/23
2. There are four arched gates that serve as entrances to the complex and gardens. The Western gate acts as the main entrance to the tomb and is constructed from red sandstone with decorative marble insets. When you first approach the gate you are treated to an optical illusion. The way it frames the Taj makes it appear to be incredibly close and large but as you pass through the gate, it appears to actually shrink in size. Continuing on, you approach the tomb via walkways that border an impressive central pool which reflects the domed structure. Surrounding this waterway are beautifully maintained landscaped grounds.
*Read a book with a four word title (all words count).
Eye on the Ball-Francine Beaton 3/09
3. The mausoleum itself is constructed of white marble and is almost perfectly symmetrical. It is a "modified octagonal", consisting of four long sides and four chamfered corners. Its most spectacular feature is the central dome, which, due to its shape, is called an onion or guava dome. The top is decorated with a lotus design and a finial, and is about 144 ft high. It is surrounded by four smaller domes, along with four towers (or minarets) that were built for prayers. These minarets tilt slightly outwards to prevent them from crashing on top of the dome in the event of a natural disaster.
*Read the fourth book in a series.
(Boudreaux Series)
Easy Kisses-Kristen Proby 3/01
4. The exterior decorations of the Taj Mahal, as well as the gates, are among the finest of Mughal architecture. The decorative elements were created with semi-precious stone inlays and carvings. In line with the Islamic prohibition against using anthropomorphic forms, the decorations consist of calligraphy, abstract forms or floral motifs. The imported inlay stones include jade, lapis lazuli, coral, onyx, bloodstorne, carnelian, cats eyes and turquoise, polished and leveled to the surface of the walls. Throughout the complex are passages from the Qur'an. For example, the calligraphy on the Great Gate reads "O Soul, thou art at rest. Return to the Lord at peace with Him, and He at peace with you."
*Read a book with a title that begins with a letter in MUGHAL (ignore A, An or The).
Until I Fall-Claudia Y. Burgoa 4/01
5. Another alluring feature of the exterior of the Taj Mahal is its propensity to change colors, depending on the time of day. From dawn to dusk, the sun transforms it. It may seem pearly gray and pale pink at sunrise, dazzling white at high noon, and an orange-bronze when the sun sets. In the evenings, the Taj can appear translucent blue. Special tickets are even sold for full moon and eclipse viewings.
* Read a book that has a color in its title.
Tru Blue-Melissa Foster 3/20
6. The smallish interior is open to visitors, and contains the cenotaphs of Mumtaz Mahal and Shah Jahan in an eight-sided chamber ornamented with a carved lattice screen and walls covered by intricately carved marble panels with the gem inlays. As the mausoleom was originally intended solely for Mumtaz, her cenotaph is centrally located in the room. Her husband was later interred next to her, and his sarcophagi is supposedly the only thing out of symmetry in the entire complex. Of interest is the fact that these are for display only, as their bodies were actually buried in a room below.
*Read a book that is second in a series.
(Cape Harbor Series)
Until Then-Heidi McLaughlin 3/25
7. Age and pollution has taken a toll on the Taj Mahal’s gleaming white marble façade, which has yellowed under the sooty conditions. As such, the monument's walls are given an occasional spa day via a mudpack treatment called multiani mitti. This traditional recipe used by Indian women to restore radiance is applied, and then washed off with brushes, after which the Taj’s blemishes vanish, and its glow returns.
*Read a book in which the author's first and last initials can be found in MUDPACK TREATMENT.
MariaLisa deMora-Seeking Worthy Pursuits 3/13
8. The Taj Mahal was designated as a UNESCO World Heritage Site in 1983 for being "the jewel of Muslim art in India and one of the universally admired masterpieces of the world's heritage". It is regarded by many as the best example of Mughal architecture, which combined Indian, Persian and Islamic influences, and is a stunning symbol of India's rich history. In 2007, it was declared a winner of the New 7 Wonders of the World initiative. It normally attracts 7–8 million visitors a year.
*Read a book that has a 7 in the total page count (share page count).
(367)
The Wreckage of Us-Brittainy C. Cherry 4/23
DONE Landmarks of the World - The Taj Mahal
March 1, 2021 - April 30, 2021
8/8
Tasks
✅ 1. *Read a book tagged ROMANCE on its GR Homepage OR Dept. of Speculation Jenny Offill- 28/03
✅ 2. *Read a book with water on the cover (post cover; bonus for a reflection on the water)
The Summer Book - Tove Jansson - 26/03
✅ 3. *Book a book with a MC whose first name starts with a letter in MARBLE
Outrage - Arnaldur Indriðason - 19/04
-Elinborg
✅ 4. *Read a book with a title that begins with a letter in MUGHAL (ignore A, An or The).
After the Quake - Haruki Murakami - 28/04
✅ 5. * Read a book that has a color in its title.
All Systems Red - Martha Wells - 09/03
✅ 6. *Read a book with two like objects on the cover (post cover)
- Rachael Lippincott - 24/04- Flowers
✅ 7. *Read a book in which the author's first and last initials can be found in MUDPACK TREATMENT.
The Stranger - Albert Camus - 22/03
✅ 8. *Read a book that has a 7 in the total page count (share page count). Roar - Cecelia Ahern
- 377 pages
FinishedLandmarks of the World: The Taj Mahal
Duration: 3/1/21 - 4/30/21
Completed: 15/8+
1. The Taj Mahal, India's most famous monument, is a shimmering white marble mausoleum in the city of Agra. It is built on the southern bank of the Yamuna River, and was commissioned in 1632 by the Mughal emperor Shah Jahan as a tomb for his favorite wife, Mumtaz Mahal, who died during childbirth. It is part of a 42-acre complex, which also includes a mosque, guest house, and formal gardens. Though it was completed in 1648, other projects, such as the gardens and surrounding buildings, continued for another five years. The total cost of the complex in 2020 dollars came to about $956 million, and employed around 20,000 artisans (plus some 1,000 elephants) under the supervision of an architectural board.
✔ Read a book tagged ROMANCE on its GR Homepage. Naked in Death by J.D. Robb 5* 3/5 - MPGs: Romance, Romantic Suspense
Read a book where the first letter of every word in the title can be found in TAJ MAHAL MAUSOLEUM (three word minimum).
✔ 2. There are four arched gates that serve as entrances to the complex and gardens. The Western gate acts as the main entrance to the tomb and is constructed from red sandstone with decorative marble insets. When you first approach the gate you are treated to an optical illusion. The way it frames the Taj makes it appear to be incredibly close and large but as you pass through the gate, it appears to actually shrink in size. Continuing on, you approach the tomb via walkways that border an impressive central pool which reflects the domed structure. Surrounding this waterway are beautifully maintained landscaped grounds.
Read a book with water on the cover or with a four word title.
Dying for a Daiquiri book 3 in Laurel McKay Mysteries Boxed Set by Cindy Sample 2.5* 3/3 - 4-letter title with a strip of ocean on coverRead a book with water on the cover.
Kingdom Prayer: Touching Heaven to Change Earth by Tony Evans 4* 3/27 - water on cover (including reflection)✔ 3. The mausoleum itself is constructed of white marble and is almost perfectly symmetrical. It is a "modified octagonal", consisting of four long sides and four chamfered corners. Its most spectacular feature is the central dome, which, due to its shape, is called an onion or guava dome. The top is decorated with a lotus design and a finial, and is about 144 ft high. It is surrounded by four smaller domes, along with four towers (or minarets) that were built for prayers. These minarets tilt slightly outwards to prevent them from crashing on top of the dome in the event of a natural disaster.
Read the fourth book in a series. Swamp Team 3 by Jana Deleon 5* 3/4 - Miss Fortune #4
Read a book with a MC whose first name starts with a letter in MARBLE. Forever Bold by Kathleen Brooks 4* 3/14 - Ariana Ali Rahman
✔ 4. The exterior decorations of the Taj Mahal, as well as the gates, are among the finest of Mughal architecture. The decorative elements were created with semi-precious stone inlays and carvings. In line with the Islamic prohibition against using anthropomorphic forms, the decorations consist of calligraphy, abstract forms or floral motifs. The imported inlay stones include jade, lapis lazuli, coral, onyx, bloodstorne, carnelian, cats eyes and turquoise, polished and leveled to the surface of the walls. Throughout the complex are passages from the Qur'an. For example, the calligraphy on the Great Gate reads "O Soul, thou art at rest. Return to the Lord at peace with Him, and He at peace with you."
Read a book with a title that begins with a letter in MUGHAL. Lasting Shadows by Kathleen Brooks 4* 3/9 - L-title
Read a book with flowers or jewels on the cover.
Loving Miss Libby by Rosemarie Naramore 4* 4/24 (or #1.2)✔ 5. Another alluring feature of the exterior of the Taj Mahal is its propensity to change colors, depending on the time of day. From dawn to dusk, the sun transforms it. It may seem pearly gray and pale pink at sunrise, dazzling white at high noon, and an orange-bronze when the sun sets. In the evenings, the Taj can appear translucent blue. Special tickets are even sold for full moon and eclipse viewings.
Read a book with an almost all white, pink or blue cover.
Fierce Shadows by Kathleen Brooks 5* 3/11Read a book that has a color in its title. Vanilla Bean Vengeance by Agatha Frost 4* 3/30 - vanilla is also a color or True Blue by David Baldacci ?* 5/?
✔ 6. The smallish interior is open to visitors, and contains the cenotaphs of Mumtaz Mahal and Shah Jahan in an eight-sided chamber ornamented with a carved lattice screen and walls covered by intricately carved marble panels with the gem inlays. As the mausoleom was originally intended solely for Mumtaz, her cenotaph is centrally located in the room. Her husband was later interred next to her, and his sarcophagi is supposedly the only thing out of symmetry in the entire complex. Of interest is the fact that these are for display only, as their bodies were actually buried in a room below.
Read a book that is second in a series. Sunken Shadows by Kathleen Brooks 3* 3/9 - Shadows Landing #2
Read a book with two like objects on the cover. Death in the Casino by Nikki Haverstock 3* 4/9 - several slot machines in the background
✔ 7. Age and pollution has taken a toll on the Taj Mahal’s gleaming white marble façade, which has yellowed under the sooty conditions. As such, the monument's walls are given an occasional spa day via a mudpack treatment called multiani mitti. This traditional recipe used by Indian women to restore radiance is applied, and then washed off with brushes, after which the Taj’s blemishes vanish, and its glow returns.
Read a book in which the MC has a spa day or some other type of get-away. Forever Freed by Kathleen Brooks 4* 3/12 - the MC goes to a friend's cottage to decompress from his work (FBI's Hostage Rescue Team, last stationed in the Middle East)
Read a book in which the author's first and last initials can be found in MUDPACK TREATMENT. At Wick's End by Tim Myers 3* 3/31
✔ 8. The Taj Mahal was designated as a UNESCO World Heritage Site in 1983 for being "the jewel of Muslim art in India and one of the universally admired masterpieces of the world's heritage". It is regarded by many as the best example of Mughal architecture, which combined Indian, Persian and Islamic influences, and is a stunning symbol of India's rich history. In 2007, it was declared a winner of the New 7 Wonders of the World initiative. It normally attracts 7–8 million visitors a year.
Read a book that has a 7 in the total page count. Saving Shadows by Kathleen Brooks 5* 3/7 - 272 pages
Read a book originally published in 2007. In Two Weeks by Jen Talty 3* 4/22
*****COMPLETED 4/7/21*****Landmarks of the World - The Taj Mahal
March 1, 2021 to April 30, 2021
100p.min.
8/8
Tasks
1. The Taj Mahal, India's most famous monument, is a shimmering white marble mausoleum in the city of Agra. It is built on the southern bank of the Yamuna River, and was commissioned in 1632 by the Mughal emperor Shah Jahan as a tomb for his favorite wife, Mumtaz Mahal, who died during childbirth. It is part of a 42-acre complex, which also includes a mosque, guest house, and formal gardens. Though it was completed in 1648, other projects, such as the gardens and surrounding buildings, continued for another five years. The total cost of the complex in 2020 dollars came to about $956 million, and employed around 20,000 artisans (plus some 1,000 elephants) under the supervision of an architectural board.
*Read a book tagged ROMANCE on its GR Homepage OR a book where the first letter of every word in the title can be found in TAJ MAHAL MAUSOLEUM (three word minimum).- The Last Straw by Jeff Kinney-3/26/21
2. There are four arched gates that serve as entrances to the complex and gardens. The Western gate acts as the main entrance to the tomb and is constructed from red sandstone with decorative marble insets. When you first approach the gate you are treated to an optical illusion. The way it frames the Taj makes it appear to be incredibly close and large but as you pass through the gate, it appears to actually shrink in size. Continuing on, you approach the tomb via walkways that border an impressive central pool which reflects the domed structure. Surrounding this waterway are beautifully maintained landscaped grounds.
*Read a book with water on the cover (post cover; bonus for a reflection on the water) OR read a book with a four word title (all words count).- Aya of Yop City by Marguerite Abouet-3/24/21
3. The mausoleum itself is constructed of white marble and is almost perfectly symmetrical. It is a "modified octagonal", consisting of four long sides and four chamfered corners. Its most spectacular feature is the central dome, which, due to its shape, is called an onion or guava dome. The top is decorated with a lotus design and a finial, and is about 144 ft high. It is surrounded by four smaller domes, along with four towers (or minarets) that were built for prayers. These minarets tilt slightly outwards to prevent them from crashing on top of the dome in the event of a natural disaster.
*Book a book with a MC whose first name starts with a letter in MARBLE OR read the fourth book in a series.-series #4- Dog Days by Jeff Kinney-3/26/21
4. The exterior decorations of the Taj Mahal, as well as the gates, are among the finest of Mughal architecture. The decorative elements were created with semi-precious stone inlays and carvings. In line with the Islamic prohibition against using anthropomorphic forms, the decorations consist of calligraphy, abstract forms or floral motifs. The imported inlay stones include jade, lapis lazuli, coral, onyx, bloodstorne, carnelian, cats eyes and turquoise, polished and leveled to the surface of the walls. Throughout the complex are passages from the Qur'an. For example, the calligraphy on the Great Gate reads "O Soul, thou art at rest. Return to the Lord at peace with Him, and He at peace with you."
*Read a book with flowers or jewels on the cover (post cover) OR read a book with a title that begins with a letter in MUGHAL (ignore A, An or The).- My Brother's Husband, Volume 2 by Gengoroh Tagame-3/2/21
5. Another alluring feature of the exterior of the Taj Mahal is its propensity to change colors, depending on the time of day. From dawn to dusk, the sun transforms it. It may seem pearly gray and pale pink at sunrise, dazzling white at high noon, and an orange-bronze when the sun sets. In the evenings, the Taj can appear translucent blue. Special tickets are even sold for full moon and eclipse viewings.
* Read a book with an almost all white, pink or blue cover OR read a book that has a color in its title.- Devil in a Blue Dress by Walter Mosley-4/1/21
6. The smallish interior is open to visitors, and contains the cenotaphs of Mumtaz Mahal and Shah Jahan in an eight-sided chamber ornamented with a carved lattice screen and walls covered by intricately carved marble panels with the gem inlays. As the mausoleom was originally intended solely for Mumtaz, her cenotaph is centrally located in the room. Her husband was later interred next to her, and his sarcophagi is supposedly the only thing out of symmetry in the entire complex. Of interest is the fact that these are for display only, as their bodies were actually buried in a room below.
*Read a book with two like objects on the cover (post cover) OR read a book that is second in a series.- series #2- Rodrick Rules by Jeff Kinney-3/17/21-
7. Age and pollution has taken a toll on the Taj Mahal’s gleaming white marble façade, which has yellowed under the sooty conditions. As such, the monument's walls are given an occasional spa day via a mudpack treatment called multiani mitti. This traditional recipe used by Indian women to restore radiance is applied, and then washed off with brushes, after which the Taj’s blemishes vanish, and its glow returns.
*Read a book in which the MC has a spa day or some other type of get-away (explain what it is) OR read a book in which the author's first and last initials can be found in MUDPACK TREATMENT.- Bless Me, Ultima by Rudolfo Anaya 3/3/21-
8. The Taj Mahal was designated as a UNESCO World Heritage Site in 1983 for being "the jewel of Muslim art in India and one of the universally admired masterpieces of the world's heritage". It is regarded by many as the best example of Mughal architecture, which combined Indian, Persian and Islamic influences, and is a stunning symbol of India's rich history. In 2007, it was declared a winner of the New 7 Wonders of the World initiative. It normally attracts 7–8 million visitors a year.
*Read a book originally published in 1983 or 2007 -pub. 2007- Last Night at the Lobster by Stewart O'Nan-3/11/21
OR read a book that has a 7 in the total page count (share page count).
finishedLandmarks of the World - The Taj Mahal
March 1, 2021 - April 30, 2021
0/8
Tasks
❎1. read a book where the first letter of every word in the title can be found in TAJ MAHAL MAUSOLEUM (three word minimum).A Heartbeat AwayHarry Kraus 4/6/21
❎2. *Read a book with water on the cover Terns of Endearment
Donna Andrews 5/4/21
❎3. *Book a book with a MC whose first name starts with a letter in MARBLE. Renisenb Death Comes As the EndAgatha Christie 4/13/21
❎4. *Read a book with a title that begins with a letter in MUGHAL (ignore A, An or The).
Murder in Stained GlassMargaret Armstrong4/4/21
❎5. * Read a book with an almost all blue cover
Hide My EyesMargery Allingham 5/2/21❎6. *read a book that is second in a series.The Hidden StaircaseCarolyn Keene4/19/21
❎7. *Read a book in which the author's first and last initials can be found in MUDPACK TREATMENT.The Virgin in the IceEllis Peters
4/12/21
❎8. *Read a book that has a 7 in the total page count (share page count). 278 pp. How the Finch Stole Christmas!Donna Andrews 4/25/21
finishedLandmarks of the World - The Taj Mahal
March 1, 2021 - April 30, 2021
Tasks
1. *Read a book tagged ROMANCE on its GR Homepage OR a book where the first letter of every word in the title can be found in TAJ MAHAL MAUSOLEUM (three word minimum).
Janice Kay Johnson 03/15/2021 Tagged - Romance2. *Read a book with water on the cover (post cover; bonus for a reflection on the water) OR read a book with a four word title (all words count).
Emma Lord 03/11/20213. *Book a book with a MC whose first name starts with a letter in MARBLE OR read the fourth book in a series.
Mark Adams 03/06/2021 MC - Mark Adams4. *Read a book with flowers or jewels on the cover (post cover) OR read a book with a title that begins with a letter in MUGHAL (ignore A, An or The).
Steve Berry 03/16/20215. * Read a book with an almost all white, pink or blue cover OR read a book that has a color in its title.
Richard Paul Evans 04/05/20216. *Read a book with two like objects on the cover (post cover) OR read a book that is second in a series.
Kelsey Browning 05/06/20217. *Read a book in which the MC has a spa day or some other type of get-away (explain what it is) OR read a book in which the author's first and last initials can be found in MUDPACK TREATMENT.
Tomi Adeyemi 03/25/20218. *Read a book originally published in 1983 or 2007 OR read a book that has a 7 in the total page count (share page count).
Adrienne Young 04/08/2021 357 pages
5/31/2022 - 7/30/2022Tasks
1. Read a book tagged ROMANCE on its GR Homepage.
Jingle All the Way by Debbie Macomber 6/11/2022
2. Read a book with a four word title (all words count).
Along Came a Spider by James Patterson 6/16/2022
3. Book a book with a MC whose first name starts with a letter in MARBLE. Levi Abrams
One-Eyed Royals by Cordelia Kingsbridge 6/8/2022
4. Read a book with a title that begins with a letter in MUGHAL (ignore A, An or The).
Latte Trouble by Cleo Coyle 6/27/2022
5. Read a book with an almost all white, pink or blue cover
by Rebecca M. Hale 6/28/20226. Read a book that is second in a series.
Cheddar Off Dead by Julia Buckley 6/20/2022
7. Read a book in which the author's first and last initials can be found in MUDPACK TREATMENT.
Palm Beach Poison by Tom Turner 5/31/2022
8. Read a book that has a 7 in the total page count (share page count). P371
Sizzling Sixteen by Janet Evanovich 6/24/2022
Welcome to the challenge Genevieve!
FINISHED5/31/2022 - 7/30/2022
Tasks 8/8
1. Read a book tagged ROMANCE on its GR Homepage.
Jingle All the Way by Debbie Macomber 6/11/2022
2. Read a book with a four word title (all words count).
Along Came a Spider by James Patterson 6/16/2022
3. Book a book with a MC whose first name starts with a letter in MARBLE. Levi Abrams
One-Eyed Royals by Cordelia Kingsbridge 6/8/2022
4. Read a book with a title that begins with a letter in MUGHAL (ignore A, An or The).
Latte Trouble by Cleo Coyle 6/27/2022
5. Read a book with an almost all white, pink or blue cover
by Rebecca M. Hale 6/28/20226. Read a book that is second in a series.
Cheddar Off Dead by Julia Buckley 6/20/2022
7. Read a book in which the author's first and last initials can be found in MUDPACK TREATMENT.
Palm Beach Poison by Tom Turner 5/31/2022
8. Read a book that has a 7 in the total page count (share page count). P371
Sizzling Sixteen by Janet Evanovich 6/24/2022
Landmarks of the World - The Taj Mahal2 Months from Start
8/8
1. *Read a book tagged ROMANCE on its GR Homepage
High Stakes by Erin McCarthy 12/9 2★
2. *Read a book with water on the cover
by D.C. Pitt 3/9 3.5★3. *Book a book with a MC whose first name starts with a letter in MARBLE or the fourth book in a series - MC Melita & #4
Mrs. Pargeter's Pound of Flesh by Simon Brett 5/9 3.5★
4. *Read a book with a title that begins with a letter in MUGHAL
Heart of Obsidian by Nalini Singh 2/9 3.5★
5. * Read a book with an almost all white, pink or blue cover
by Elizabeth Coleman 4/9 3.5★6. *Read a book with two like objects on the cover - 2 wolves
by Patricia Briggs 7/9 4★7. *Read a book in which the author's first and last initials can be found in MUDPACK TREATMENT.
The Radium Girls by Kate Moore 1/9 3★
8. *Read a book that has a 7 in the total page count -- 378p
Last Chance Cafe by Liz Byrski 6/9 4★
Welcome to the challenge Kylie!
CompletedLandmarks of the World - The Taj Mahal
2 Months from Start
8/8
1. *Read a book tagged ROMANCE on its GR Homepage
High Stakes by Erin McCarthy 12/9 2★
2. *Read a book with water on the cover
by D.C. Pitt 3/9 3.5★3. *Book a book with a MC whose first name starts with a letter in MARBLE or the fourth book in a series - MC Melita & #4
Mrs. Pargeter's Pound of Flesh by Simon Brett 5/9 3.5★
4. *Read a book with a title that begins with a letter in MUGHAL
Heart of Obsidian by Nalini Singh 2/9 3.5★
5. * Read a book with an almost all white, pink or blue cover
by Elizabeth Coleman 4/9 3.5★6. *Read a book with two like objects on the cover - 2 wolves
by Patricia Briggs 7/9 4★7. *Read a book in which the author's first and last initials can be found in MUDPACK TREATMENT.
The Radium Girls by Kate Moore 1/9 3★
8. *Read a book that has a 7 in the total page count -- 378p
Last Chance Cafe by Liz Byrski 6/9 4★
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