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Also I just finished a book that works for Spell-it-out M for the United States if we want to use it to generate our next country?Ma'am (yes that's her name) - Solid Gold Murder
I switched one of my finished books for mini 1. - Amanda I switched yours (a grain of wheat) with (bad tourists). But not sure if it needs to be adjusted :)
Lucy wrote: "Shannon wrote: "@Haley Can you please add "Dead of Summer" to your shelf?
@Lucy
Can you please add "Vicious", "United As One", and "Hazel's Theory of Evolution" to your shelf?"
Added!"
Thank you!
Rebecca wrote: "Also I just finished a book that works for Spell-it-out M for the United States if we want to use it to generate our next country?Ma'am (yes that's her name) - Solid Gold Murder"
I just finished mine too but I'll do yours so that if mine fits the next country we can use it :)
Haley wrote: "I switched one of my finished books for mini 1. - Amanda I switched yours (a grain of wheat) with (bad tourists). But not sure if it needs to be adjusted :)"That's fine thanks!
Panquehue
Panquehue originates in the Andean Aconcagua region of Chile. It is named after the Chilean town of Panquehue, located in the fertile Aconcagua Valley. It is made from pasteurised cow's milk of breeds raised exclusively in the Andes region. This ensures that the cheese is free of growth hormones and artificial ingredients.

Panquehue comes in several varieties, such as the semi-soft variety with a nutty, creamy flavour and a velvety texture, or a spicier variety with coriander, cumin, and red chili peppers. The cheese is traditionally paired with wine and crackers, although it can also be used in the preparation of cheese dips.
Panquehue originates in the Andean Aconcagua region of Chile. It is named after the Chilean town of Panquehue, located in the fertile Aconcagua Valley. It is made from pasteurised cow's milk of breeds raised exclusively in the Andes region. This ensures that the cheese is free of growth hormones and artificial ingredients.

Panquehue comes in several varieties, such as the semi-soft variety with a nutty, creamy flavour and a velvety texture, or a spicier variety with coriander, cumin, and red chili peppers. The cheese is traditionally paired with wine and crackers, although it can also be used in the preparation of cheese dips.
Here's the countdown for the end of the round: https://www.timeanddate.com/countdown...Please have any books you've finished on the sheet within 24 hours of that end!
Added my Airplane book. Might be too late. But I finished it early this morning and the Google Sheets app took to long to open and I fell asleep.
Sorry guys, this past month has been busy IRL. I was reading and when I had time to post my books to Goodreads, I'd add them to the shelf for this challenge, but was trying to be selective about the ones I added to the SS and then time just got past me. I don't think I'm going to discriminate based on page numbers in this last stretch and try to carve out more time to post to the SS each week.
Yes you can still add. I'm not sure there's technically a time when you cant add for the round they just wont be able to be used for some minis so it's best to upload as soon as possible. If there is a deadline it would be around 24 hours from the end of the round so that would be my preference!
Amanda wrote: "Yup so long as it's the primary subject matter of the book"the whole book does take place in Denmark... but it also has red, white, and blue on the cover. I left it in the books tab so hopefully it works somewhere
Trio wrote: "Amanda wrote: "Yup so long as it's the primary subject matter of the book"the whole book does take place in Denmark... but it also has red, white, and blue on the cover. I left it in the books ta..."
I'm going to put it under the World Wheel mini (red, white, and blue on cover) since Denmark's a level 1 country and it'll help us get closer to getting another country
Shannon wrote: "@Rebecca Can you get a small quote containing the word "gravy" from "Love is a War Song"?"
Yes sorry, I got distracted last night.
"Biscuits and gravy was a favorite breakfast dish" - loc 1515
Rebecca wrote: "Shannon wrote: "@Rebecca Can you get a small quote containing the word "gravy" from "Love is a War Song"?"
Yes sorry, I got distracted last night.
"Biscuits and gravy was a favorite breakfast di..."
No worries! Thank you!
Boing, Boing goes the new cheese into your tower!
Halloumi
Halloumi is a Cypriot cheese traditionally made from goat's and sheep's milk, or a mixture of the two. Cow's milk is sometimes used. It's most appreciated as a grilling cheese because it maintains its shape when heated and grills well.

Halloumi is a white, layered cheese, similar to mozzarella. It is a semihard, unripened, and brined cheese with a slightly spongy texture. Its flavour is tangy and salty, and it has no rind. When eaten raw, Halloumi is plain and somewhat rubbery with salty notes. However, once crisped in a pan or on the grill, it becomes beautifully crispy and savory on the outside and sensually melted on the inside, similar to the consistency of a marshmallow when toasted.
Halloumi
Halloumi is a Cypriot cheese traditionally made from goat's and sheep's milk, or a mixture of the two. Cow's milk is sometimes used. It's most appreciated as a grilling cheese because it maintains its shape when heated and grills well.

Halloumi is a white, layered cheese, similar to mozzarella. It is a semihard, unripened, and brined cheese with a slightly spongy texture. Its flavour is tangy and salty, and it has no rind. When eaten raw, Halloumi is plain and somewhat rubbery with salty notes. However, once crisped in a pan or on the grill, it becomes beautifully crispy and savory on the outside and sensually melted on the inside, similar to the consistency of a marshmallow when toasted.
I still think mini 3 is the priority followed by mini 1! The letters for mini 4 are really just an overflow at this point (is how i'm treating it)But really, whatever fits best with what you want to read :)
One of my books works for MPG mythology and character is a philosopher. I’ll leave with the character one bc that one seems more specific
Hi team! I will be gone from Aug 2-10 and have no idea if I will get anything read, so I'm to front load this round!
Rebecca wrote: "Hi team! I will be gone from Aug 2-10 and have no idea if I will get anything read, so I'm to front load this round!"No worries! Have fun Rebecca!
Inspired by the World Wheel, the mods decided to spread the Mexican vibes far and wide with a new cheese for all!
Monterey Jack
Monterey Jack originated in the Mexican Franciscan friars of Monterey, California. Around the 1700s, these monasteries around the Monterey region were making a semi-firm, creamy, mild-flavoured cheese from cow’s milk which was aged for a short period.

The high fat and moisture content in this California-born, semi-hard cheese helps it melt more smoothly than an ice cream cone in Death Valley, yet the mild flavour of this mild and creamy white cheese won't get in the way of other ingredients.
Monterey Jack
Monterey Jack originated in the Mexican Franciscan friars of Monterey, California. Around the 1700s, these monasteries around the Monterey region were making a semi-firm, creamy, mild-flavoured cheese from cow’s milk which was aged for a short period.

The high fat and moisture content in this California-born, semi-hard cheese helps it melt more smoothly than an ice cream cone in Death Valley, yet the mild flavour of this mild and creamy white cheese won't get in the way of other ingredients.
Shannon wrote: "@LisaCan you add "Kidnapped by the Pirate" to your shelf?"
Done. ugh I was doing so good remembering too. :)
can't believe we are in the last few weeks :( working on my friends for BOM points
& will see what I have that will fit in other areas for rest of this challenge
MN Lisa wrote: "Shannon wrote: "@LisaCan you add "Kidnapped by the Pirate" to your shelf?"
Done. ugh I was doing so good remembering too. :)"
No worries! Thanks for adding!
I just finished a book (Stiletto) that works for the UK country. Since it's getting to the end of the challenge, do you want to add that as the last book for our Mini 1 itinerary, and then move the Serbia books to the next itinerary? So that way we can start working on that one too.
I have a book for character is an archaeologist that I’ll try and finish tomorrow I can’t seem to find any of my CRs to work for the letter Y for Egypt
I have a book for Author Born in GreeceThe Dirt: Confessions of the World's Most Notorious Rock Band by Tommy Lee (the other band members were involved as well)
Tommy Lee was born in Athens, Greece
I just added a bunch of short books (100+ pages) to fill in some of the Os and Is on the Mini 4 Part 2.
Hi team! It seems we've unfortunately lost Lucy. THe mods have graciously said we can go a total of 12 over caps to make up for it so if you're near your cap no need to hold back!
Shan ~A~ wrote: "I have a book for Author Born in GreeceThe Dirt: Confessions of the World's Most Notorious Rock Band by Tommy Lee (the other band members were involved as well)
Tommy ..."
And this is perfect Shan!
Amanda wrote: "Hi team! It seems we've unfortunately lost Lucy. THe mods have graciously said we can go a total of 12 over caps to make up for it so if you're near your cap no need to hold back!"awww sad to hear this :(
I looked through the countries list on the main page to find some shorter books for the mini 1 challenge
hoping to finish the nightblood prince for mini 3 (letter Y) tonight/tm
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Can you please add "Dead of Summer" to your shelf?
@Lucy
Can you please add "Vicious", "United As One", and "Hazel's Theory of Evolution" to your shelf?"
Added!