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SPRING CHALLENGE 2015
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20.1 - Most Improved Player - Julia103's Task: What's In A Name
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Are you able to approve this book for use in Option 4 in case the book drops off the 10th page before I complete it?

Are you able to approve this book ..."
Location on page 10 of Abandoned shelf verified.
If it drops off before you complete it please reference this post when posting your task.

I don't recognize it as a dinosaur (is that the head at the top reaching over the Z?) But the cover on the first paperback edition is clear enough.


I don't recognize it as a dinosaur (is that the head at the top reaching over the Z?) But the cover on the first paperback edition is clear enou..."
Thanks, Julia!


Congratulations on finding a book that has dinos on the cover and mentions Odin in the description!

Congratulations on finding a book that has dinos on the cover and mentions Odin in the description!"
:-)

The book is

Thanks!

The book is [bookcover:Gameboard of the Gods|..."
Location on page 9 of Did Not Finish shelf verified.
If the book drops to page 11 or further before you post, please reference this post when posting the task.


8. Re-reads are acceptable unless otherwise stated in a specific task.
I didn't mention anything about re-reading, so they would be acceptable.
There are a lot of books on that shelf that have high ratings, which just shows many GR members have different tastes. (On the other hand, the book that I read for this task is one that I wouldn't have finished either if it weren't for the challenge.)
Books mentioned in this topic
Gameboard of the Gods (other topics)I Bring the Fire: Part I Wolves (other topics)
I Bring the Fire: Part I Wolves (other topics)
Z. Raptor (other topics)
The Age of Innocence (other topics)
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Authors mentioned in this topic
Veronica Roth (other topics)Patrick Rothfuss (other topics)
Joyce Brothers (other topics)
I enjoy puzzles and wordplay. When thinking about Norse mythology one thing that jumped out at me is how the names of Norse gods can be rearranged (anagrammed) to familiar words or prefixes in English.
Choose one of these options:
Required: Indicate the option.
Option 1: Odin (the Allfather)
The letters in ODIN also spell DINO. Read a book with a dinosaur on the cover (skeletons work) or with the word “dinosaur” in the title/subtitle. Plurals and possessives work.
Required: If using the cover option, you must include the cover.
Option 2: Thor (god of thunder)
The letters in THOR also spell ROTH. Read a book where ROTH is intact in the author’s name. Veronica Roth, Patrick Rothfuss, Joyce Brothers
Option 3: Loki (god of mischief)
The letters in LOKI also spell KILO, the prefix for thousand. Read a book with “thousand” in the title, subtitle or series name. It can either be spelled out or as numbers. "Thousand" as part of a hyphenated word is acceptable. Plurals and possessives work. Years in the title like 1776, The Year's Best Science Fiction & Fantasy, 2014 or 2001: A Space Odyssey) do NOT work. If the number is NOT being used as a year, and is normally pronounced with "thousand", it does work- 1001 Ways to Reward Employees
ex. 1,000 Places to See Before You Die, Twenty Thousand Leagues Under the Sea, On Paper: The Everything of Its Two-Thousand-Year History, The Dog Who Couldn't Stop Loving: How Dogs Have Captured Our Hearts for Thousands of Years
Option 4: Tyr (god of war)
The letters in TYR also spell TRY. Read a book from the first 10 pages of either of these shelving lists Did Not Finish or Abandoned.
You must finish the book (smiley).
Required: State the shelf and the page on which your book appeared.