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TASK HELP: Spring 2018
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Genre Verification

A Woman's Place: 1910-1975 nonfiction and history, please
Rosemary wrote: "I already asked this in the Winter thread, but now seeing this post here I realize it won't carry over, so I need to ask again. Sorry for the extra work
A Woman's Place: 1910-1975 n..."
both genres noted
A Woman's Place: 1910-1975 n..."
both genres noted

The Two Towers MPG: Science Fiction Fantasy
Lumberjanes, Vol. 7: A Bird's-Eye View MPG: LGBT
Faith, Volume 3: Superstar MPG: Science Fiction
Radio Girls MPG: Historical (not the embedded one, standalone)
Thanks!
Nicola wrote: "Can i please verify a few books for MPG:
The Two Towers MPG: Science Fiction Fantasy
Lumberjanes, Vol. 7: A Bird's-Eye View MPG: LGBT
[book:Faith, Volume 3: Superst..."
all noted (including the embedded version of historical)
The Two Towers MPG: Science Fiction Fantasy
Lumberjanes, Vol. 7: A Bird's-Eye View MPG: LGBT
[book:Faith, Volume 3: Superst..."
all noted (including the embedded version of historical)

The Radium Girls: The Dark Story of America's Shining Women for MPG biography
The Madman’s Daughter for MPG historical
Thanks!
Brigia wrote: "Could you please check:
The Radium Girls: The Dark Story of America's Shining Women for MPG biography
The Madman’s Daughter for MPG historical
Thanks!"
both noted
The Radium Girls: The Dark Story of America's Shining Women for MPG biography
The Madman’s Daughter for MPG historical
Thanks!"
both noted
Judy wrote: "Please verify
The Food Explorer: The True Adventures of the Globe-Trotting Botanist Who Transformed What America Eats for biography
[book:The Lost City of the Monkey God: A True St..."
both noted
The Food Explorer: The True Adventures of the Globe-Trotting Botanist Who Transformed What America Eats for biography
[book:The Lost City of the Monkey God: A True St..."
both noted

Andy
Andy wrote: "Could I please have Mudbound verified for Historical Fiction? Sorry I posted in the wrong thread initially
Andy"
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Andy"
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Andy"
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Thank you,
Andy


Pages: 365 p. Read:2/3/2018 Rating:3 stars
Can you verify this book for mystery?
Claire wrote: "Just What Kind of Mother Are You?
Paula Daly
Pages: 365 p. Read:2/3/2018 Rating:3 stars
Can you verify this bo..."
genre noted

Pages: 365 p. Read:2/3/2018 Rating:3 stars
Can you verify this bo..."
genre noted
Melissa wrote: "Hi, could I have Heart Berries: A Memoir verified for Autobiography > Memoir? Thanks!"
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Judy wrote: "Please verify Meet the Frugalwoods: Achieving Financial Independence Through Simple Living for biography memoir.
Thanks!"
genre noted
Thanks!"
genre noted

Rina wrote: "Could you please verify Logavina Street: Life And Death In A Sarajevo Neighborhood for history and nonfiction? Thanks."
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Brigia wrote: "Could I please get The Motorcycle Diaries: Notes on a Latin American Journey verified for Travel? Thanks!"
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The author Louey Chisholm was editor and author to various works of mythology and folklore. I believe "Told to the Children" is actually more of a series' name, seeing as this is part of the title of numerous books by this man, and that the publishers added this to make these books more marketable.
So could I please have a statement that verifies this is actually not a Children's genre?
Celeste wrote: "Celtic Tales, Told to the Children is not really in the child's genre but unfortunately I can't verify that on AR Bookfinder, which furthers the thought that it is not a child's boo..."
sorry, no - this thread is only to "lock in" the presence of specific genres, not to make judgments on children's books.
You would have to ask for this in the not really for kids thread. However, this book would not fit the definition of "clearly for adults and not for children," based on the info in the various reviews.
sorry, no - this thread is only to "lock in" the presence of specific genres, not to make judgments on children's books.
You would have to ask for this in the not really for kids thread. However, this book would not fit the definition of "clearly for adults and not for children," based on the info in the various reviews.

Genre: Biography
For: In the Shadow of Statues: A White Southerner Confronts History
Thanks!
Deedee wrote: "Please verify
Genre: Biography
For: In the Shadow of Statues: A White Southerner Confronts History
Thanks!"
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Genre: Biography
For: In the Shadow of Statues: A White Southerner Confronts History
Thanks!"
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Authors mentioned in this topic
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The verifications in this thread apply only to the Spring 2018 challenge - they do not carry over to future challenges and genre verifications from the past challenges do not carry forward - verifications are only applicable to the current challenge.
A book need only be verified once in the thread - then it can be used by any participant in the Spring 2018 challenge.
Please do not post task-specific questions here ("is this cover green enough?") and other such questions.
If you are planning to use a book for a genre task and fear that the genre may disappear, post a link to the book in this thread. We will not "lock in" the lack of a childrens or kids genre on the main page.
When you post your book, if the genres have changed, just link to the post in this thread in which it was verified and you'll be good to go.
Because of the volume of verification requests in this thread, I will not be trying to compile any sort of master lists. If the book you are using does not have the required genre at the time of posting, but has been verified in this thread, please link to the post in which it was verified in your completed task posting. If the book you are posting still has the genre on the main page, there is no need to refer to any posts here or in other help threads - if it's there on the main page, you're all set.