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If you're looking forward to seeing Eclipse this summer, you could use one for 5.2
I'm not sure when they were published, but you could probably fit one in to Donna Jo's task (25.9)
One of them might be Charlaine Harris's second longest book? (15.6b)
Check if anyone is online and currently reading one! (keep checking - it changes quickly!) (10.3)


5.5- Charlaine Harris is mentioned on the list.
5.6- Living Dead in Dallas? I'm not sure though.
10.4- You'd need to roll 351-177.
10.6- The vampires face discrimination.
10.10- You can probably fit one here too, you'd just have to check a lot of people.
15.3- You can probably find a good blog that reviews one of her books.
15.4- Charlaine Harris is a 9.
15.6- Definitely Dead (I think)
15.9- Are you Dead to the World?
15.10- Dead in the Family

2. Living Dead in Dallas: 5.9
3. Club Dead: 5.2, 5.9
4. Dead to the World: 5.2, 5.9
5. Dead as a Doornail: 5.2, 5.9, 25.9 (Tankini)
6. Definitely Dead: 5.2, 5.9, 15.6C, 25.9 (Tankini)
7. All Together Dead: 5.2, 5.9, 25.9 (Tankini)
8. From Dead to Worse: 5.2, 5.9, 25.9 (Tankini)
9. Dead and Gone: 5.2, 5.9, 25.9 (Tankini)
10. A Touch of Dead: 5.2, 5.9, 25.9 (Tankini)
11. Dead in the Family: 5.2, 5.9, 10.3, 15.10, 25.9 (Tankini)
Have you read and loved any of the above? Then you can re-read one for task 5.10. You also might get lucky with task #10.4 Roll the Dice.
#15.4 Charlaine Harris is: 9
The characteristics of #9 are: Humanitarian, giving nature, selflessness, obligations, creative expression.

3-10 were published 2006 on :) I can fit about 3 there! 15.6b I already have filled up with a book I really want to read! And not particularly looking forward to eclipse... :-/ And 1 of them I can read in public.... Hmmm need at least 1 more spot!
And there are still 11 tasks pending and at least 10 people are in striking distance on the Readerboard

The Master has won several prizes, some of them rather obscure, so it could fit on 5.4. As for Robinson Crusoe, what was your dice roll?

The Master has won several prizes, some of them rather obscure, so it could fit on 5.4..."
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Cannot reveal my task yet, but it's open enough that I am 99% sure you could fit some Sookie books in there!!!

Where I can't put it:
Roll of the Dice - I rolled 355. This book is 340 pages.
Numerology - Sara George is a 6; I'm a 7.
...check this out: I'm the only person on Goodreads who lists this book on one of their shelves! Got a chuckle out of that.


Thanks!


You could read it in a public place or use it for Donna Jo's task if you choose the Tankini option (850 pages worth of books written in the last 5 years).
Stephanie wrote: "I am looking to fit in The Enchantress of Florence: A Novel. I am an 8 he is not so won't work for numerology. I own the book and it is orange and yellow so won't work for wedding ta..."
how about the second part of the numerology task? I'm not familiar with the book but from the description, sounds like it might work with "power seeking," one of the descriptions given for 8.
how about the second part of the numerology task? I'm not familiar with the book but from the description, sounds like it might work with "power seeking," one of the descriptions given for 8.

I asked in that thread as well and thought there might be some extra visibility here.


Yay! Gotta love how everyone helps each other around here. I searched reviews and didn't come up with anything myself.

My number is 8, so it won't fit for the numerology challenge.....

UPDATE:
Nevermind - I found a place for it!


The Sweetness at the Bottom of the Pie??"
Angie, I remember seeing a few people reading Sweetness At The Bottom of The Pie when I checked for Task 10.3 (same place, same time). You might want to try to see if you can find anyone reading either of these books.
If you get the right dice roll, you could use one for Task 10.4 or check out the requirements for Task 10.10. You might luck out.
Or, how about Part A of Task 25.10 (Let's play the name game)?

It's been featured on these blogs:
http://zedwordblog.blogspot.com/2010/...
http://readinginappalachia.blogspot.c...
You could use it for 15.3.

The Sweetness at the Bottom of the Pie??"
You could use The Sweetness at the Bottom of the Pie for part B of 30.2.

The Sweetness at the Bottom of the Pie??"
Most of Cutting for Stone takes place in India so you could use it for 15.7.
The Sweetness at the Bottom of the Pie I believe is mentioned in Shannon's children's task also.


The Sweetness at the Bottom of the Pie??"
Most of Cutting for Stone takes place in India so you could use it for..."
Actually, almost none of Cutting For Stone takes place in India, however, some of the main characters are Indian. So I don't know if it would work for 15.7. It takes place in Ethiopia and in the U.S.

They fit about 4 tasks - they both write fiction and non-fiction. Some of Mr. Goldstone's books appear to be medical mysteries or medical thrillers, although set in the past. They have the same last name (obviously, or maybe not obviously), and for me they are collectors which is a passion. I didn't even look at the titles or covers. People who are stuck on a task might find something with them.

It's been featured on these blogs:
http://zedwordblo..."
Thanks so much! That really helps :)



25.3: Have you been to China, if not do you want to go?

Could you fit it in Helen's "Genre" task? I would consider it "Chick Lit".
Hope this helps.

You could use it for 15.3 -- books & blogs. It's been reviewed on these blogs:
http://marjoleinbookblog.blogspot.com...
http://www.somekindoffabulous.co.uk/2...
http://www.book-reporters.com/?p=199
Hope that helps...
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