10.2. Say what?

[Sandy]

10.2. Say what?: March 14 is International Ask a Question Day. Read a book with “who,” “what,” “when,” “where,” “why,” or “how” in the title.

[Sandy]

anthologies are fine

[Sandy]

not okay:
words containing these words - like "nowhere," "whatever," etc.

[Joanna]

Do variations of these words work? E.g., Rolling Nowhere: Riding the Rails with America's Hoboes?

[Sandy]

Joanna wrote: "Do variations of these words work? E.g., Rolling Nowhere: Riding the Rails with America's Hoboes?"

No, the words themselves need to be in the title.

[Juli]

I'm gong to try The Girl Who Played with Fire for this task, I'll just have to fit the first book in somewhere else =)

[Karen Michele]

Juli wrote: "I'm gong to try The Girl Who Played with Fire for this task, I'll just have to fit the first book in somewhere else =)"

I may tackle this trilogy this time, too! I found #1 when I searched my "Circle of Friends".

[Juli]

Karen GHHS wrote: "I may tackle this trilogy this time, too! I foun..."

i managed to fit book 1 into the birthdays task =)

[Dee]

it is also a translation, so it would fit there if you don't have it already; you could borrow it from the library, or try the audiobook (the narrator is really good) for the going green challenge

[MsOPP]

Would an anthology work?

I'm thinking of reading Where's My Hero?

[Sandy]

MsOPP (Julie) wrote: "Would an anthology work?

I'm thinking of reading Where's My Hero?"

sure

[Erin]

I just wanted to check and make sure that we can use words from subtitles as well.

I was hoping to read: Manthropology: The Science of Why the Modern Male Is Not the Man He Used to Be

Thanks!

[Sandy]

Erin wrote: "I just wanted to check and make sure that we can use words from subtitles as well.

I was hoping to read: [book:Manthropology: The Science of Why the Modern Male Is Not the Man He Used to Be|802649..."

Subtitles are fine.