Fall Read-a-Thon 2021: Team Challenge Intro & FAQs

[Kendra]

Emily, does this count as animal print?



In the book, the kid reads fairytales with his mother, so in context the kid on the cover is 'real' and the mermaid (with drawn fish scales) isn't. My team already used it for a different (but easier to fill) prompt, so if it doesn't count, it doesn't count.

[Emily, Conterminous Mod]

That works, I think.

[L Y N N]

I just want to check, but according to my interpretation from this discussion thread, I believe would NOT qualify for the animal print cover prompt. Is that correct? Thanks!

[Emily, Conterminous Mod]

Correct, it would not qualify. Sorry Lynn!

[L Y N N]

Emily wrote: "Correct, it would not qualify. Sorry Lynn!"

No problem! I was just compiling a listing of possibilities for our team! Glad I finally seem to understand this prompt! LOL

[Irene]

Would this cover work for the person with long hair on the cover?


You can't see her hair on the cover, and the Mona Lisa isn't technically a person... But she does have long hair and is a painting of a person xD

[Johanne]

Wouldn't you say daylight from a window is a light source?

[Emily, Conterminous Mod]

Irene, the hair would need to show, I think, for it to count.

Johanne, I'll count it.

[Johanne]

Great, thanks

[Kendra]

I'm reading NeuroScience Fiction which is a book that looks at various scifi movies and how science is bringing them closer to reality or proving them wrong. So does it count as a paranormal book?

[Emily, Conterminous Mod]

If it discusses aliens and ghosts, then sure.

[Kendra]

Emily wrote: "If it discusses aliens and ghosts, then sure."

It's more AI, mind reading, virtual reality, & cyborgs.

It also works for a dragon prompt, so I think my team might use it there instead.

[Emily, Conterminous Mod]

Yea, that wouldn't be paranormal so much.

[Emily, Conterminous Mod]

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