Laurel's Looking for Spring Sunshine Challenge

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How It Works:
Create a thread in this folder, or use our spreadsheet to track your reading for the challenge. When you've completed all twelve phrases, post in our Spring Reading Challenge Completion Thread and let us cheer you on!

The Phrases
1. music Moonlighter (title)
2. vocalist Loverboy (title)
3. midnight blues Must Love Hockey by Sarina Bowen (author and title)
4. rapper Pilfered Promises (title)
5. marching band The Moving Finger by Agatha Christie (author and title)
6. fox trot An Old, Cold Grave
7. heavy metal Lethal Remedies by M. Louisa Locke (author and title)
8. arpeggio The Stranger Diaries by Elly Griffiths (author)
9. marimba Bombshells (title)
10. chanting All the Feels (title)
11. festival Engaging Mr. Darcy (title)
12. orchestra Shenanigans (title)

How to Fill the Prompts:
1. Phrase contains BOTH letters of the author's name (ignore middle initial)
2. Phrase contains the first letter of the title (ignore or include A, An, and The)
3. Phrase is exemplified on the cover (your interpretation)
4. Phrase is found somewhere in the text (should be exact word)

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All the Feels by Olivia Dade - the title would fit under vocalist, rapper, marching band, heavy metal, arpeggio, marimba, chanting, festival or orchestra. Went with chanting.

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Pilfered Promises by M. Louisa Locke - title works with rapper.

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Lethal Remedies by M. Louisa Locke - author works with midnight blues or heavy metal; title works with midnight blues, heavy metal, vocalist, or festival. Went with heavy metal.

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Must Love Hockey by Sarina Bowen - title works with music, midnight blues, marching band, and marimba. Author works with midnight blues, so I went with midnight blues.

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Bombshells by Sarina Bowen - title works for marching band or marimba. Going with marimba.

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Moonlighter by Sarina Bowen - title works for music or marching band. Going with music.

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Loverboy by Sarina Bowen - title works with vocalist, orchestra, or festival. Going with vocalist.

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Shenanigans by Sarina Bowen - title works for festival or orchestra. Going with orchestra.

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The Moving Finger by Agatha Christie - title works with marching band; author works with marching band and chanting. Went with marching band.

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Engaging Mr. Darcy by Rachel John - title works with festival

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The Stranger Diaries by Elly Griffiths. Getting close to the finish, arpeggio for author is the only one that works.

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The last word is foxtrot - for that I read An Old, Cold Grave by Iona Whishaw