20.7 - Shorter is Sweeter - Stacie MI's task: And They Lived Happily Ever After

[Kristina Simon]

20.7 - Shorter is Sweeter - Stacie MI's task: And They Lived Happily Ever After
February 26th is Tell A Fairy Tale Day. In honor of many fairy tales' opening and closing lines, choose one of following options:

Option A: Once Upon a Time
Read a book with one of the following words in the title or subtitle: Once, Upon, Time. Plurals, possessives, and compound words work, but no other variations are allowed.

Option B: Happily Ever After
Read a book with one of the following words in the title or subtitle: Happily, Ever, After. Plurals, possessives, and compound words work. Variations will also work for this option (i.e. "happy" will work for "happily").

Optional: Tell us all what your favorite fairy tale is and why.

[Stacie]

Approved for A:
Timeline
The Curious Incident of the Dog in the Night-Time

Approved for B:

Afterlife
Queen Hereafter: A Novel of Margaret of Scotland
Never After
The Happiness Project
Evermore
Forever
Everneath

[Stacie]

Not approved for A:
Just One Sip

Not approved for B:
Every Boy's Got One
Never Let Me Go

[Kristina Simon]

This thread is now open.

[JennRenee, Moderator]

will Afterlife work for b

[Stacie]

Jenn Renee wrote: "will Afterlife work for b"

Yes, that will work

[Kate S]

Can a book have more than one of the listed words in the title?

[Stacie]

Kate S wrote: "Can a book have more than one of the listed words in the title?"

The more the merrier!

[Kate S]

Stacie wrote: "Kate S wrote: "Can a book have more than one of the listed words in the title?"

The more the merrier!"

Thanks Stacie!

[April]

Will Queen Hereafter: A Novel of Margaret of Scotland work?

[Stacie]

April wrote: "Will Queen Hereafter: A Novel of Margaret of Scotland work?"

Yes, that'll work

[Felina]

I'm going to do The Best Christmas Pageant Ever

[Sheila]

How about words like every or everything where the word ever is intact within the title word Stacie?

[Midu]

Option A:
Option B:
Would these work?

[Meghan]

Will Forever work for "ever"?

Thanks! :)

[Stacie]

Sheila wrote: "How about words like every or everything where the word ever is intact within the title word Stacie?"

I think "every" is too different from "ever", so no, it will not work

[Stacie]

Anomander wrote: "Option A:
Option B:
Would these work?"

No to option A, but your choice for option B will work.

[Stacie]

Meghanly wrote: "Will Forever work for "ever"?

Thanks! :)"

It sure will!

[Bea]

Could I read Politically Correct Bedtime Stories: Modern Tales for Our Life & Times (79 pages) and Once upon a More Enlightened Time: More Politically Correct Bedtime Stories (84 pages)?

[Stacie]

Bea wrote: "Could I read Politically Correct Bedtime Stories: Modern Tales for Our Life & Times (79 pages) and [book:Once upon a More Enlightened Time: More Politically Correct Bedtime Stories|13..."

Yeah, I don't see a problem with that

[Bea]

Stacie wrote: "Bea wrote: "Could I read Politically Correct Bedtime Stories: Modern Tales for Our Life & Times (79 pages) and [book:Once upon a More Enlightened Time: More Politically Correct Bedtim..."

Thanks, Stacie. :)

[Aneeqah]

Would Everneath work? I just wanted to check =)

[Stacie]

Yup, that'll work!

[Aneeqah]

Thank you!

[JC]

For A: The Curious Incident of the Dog in the Night-Time for 'time'? I'm not sure if hyphens occur in compound words.

[Stacie]

JenC. wrote: "For A: The Curious Incident of the Dog in the Night-Time for 'time'? I'm not sure if hyphens occur in compound words."

Yeah, that will work

[Sarah]

Will Once Was Lost work for Option A?

[Stacie]

Sarah wrote: "Will Once Was Lost work for Option A?"

Yes, that will work!