The Seasonal Reading Challenge discussion
FALL CHALLENGE 2014
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20.5 - Bigger is Better - Patricia's Task:A Discovery of Reading

Option 1:
Naked Without a Hat
The Great Shark Hunt: Strange Tales from a Strange Time
Option 2:
First Comes Marriage
The Bride Wore Scarlet
Weddings Can Be Murder
Hustled To The Altar
How to Marry a Millionaire Vampire
It Happened One Wedding
The Princess Bride
Wife by Wednesday
Option 3:
The Horse Dancer
Origin
A Trout in the Milk
Wish You Were Here
Bless Me, Ultima
The Sweetness at the Bottom of the Pie
The Newlyweds
The Tiger's Wife
Scat
The Wind in the Willows
The Enchanted
Gods and Kings
In the Shadow of the Banyan
Come, Thou Tortoise
Free Fall
A Haunted Heart
Season of the Witch
Bad Karma
Option 4:
Orange Is the New Black
The Magnificent Spilsbury and the case of the Brides in the Bath
Dark Spell: Surviving the Sentence (Justice Knot Trilogy)

:-)


How about this extreme close-up of a bird (I think an owl)



How about this extreme close-up of a bird (I think an owl)

Both are fine.


Now I have a reason to remedy that! Thanks ;)


("A Mulher do Tigre" is the portuguese title translation for "The Tiger's Wife")


("A Mulher do Tigre" is the portuguese title translation for "The Tiger's Wife")"
Yes.

The Newlyweds"
Yes, the birds on the cover fit option 3."
Ha, Thanks so much, I was actually asking if it would work for option 2 since it was about a marriage. Didn't even occur to me that it would work for another option. But if it works, it works. It has been on my TBR list for a while. Thanks!

Thanks!

Thanks!"
I'd like to know too as I've got that one on my shelf waiting to be read

Thanks!"
Yes, I see it. Crime> True Crime. Approved.


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I think you mean Option 3: Animal Planet. I know insects are techincally animals if you look at the definition (as are humans). In order to stick with my original intent, I am going to say no to both insects and humans. Sorry I wasn't clearer in my task description.


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I think you mean Option 3: Animal Planet. I know insects are techincally animals if you look at t..."
No problem, thank you!


Yes, that works. Crime > True Crime. Enjoy!
Patricia wrote: "Navarra wrote: "Option 4: The Magnificent Spilsbury and the case of the Brides in the Bath
??"..."
It looks like a real guilty pleasure read! :)

It looks like a real guilty pleasure read! :)

Yes, that cover works for me.

Are the silhouettes enough animal for option 3?"
Yes, since it's very clear that they're horses. Approved.

Will this work for option 4: true crime?"
Approved.
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TV is a big part of my professional life. Discovery Communications is a global nonfiction media and entertainment company that provides programming across multiple distribution platforms worldwide. My challenge is inspired by 4 of their U.S. Networks: Discovery Channel, TLC, Animal Planet and Investigation Discovery. Please read one book from one of the following options.
Option 1: Discovery Channel
Read a book with one of the following words in its title or subtitle. Words must match exactly - no variations allowed. Conjunctions and/N' not included.
Shark Week, Deadliest Catch, Fast N' Loud, Naked and Afraid, Gold Rush
Option 2: TLC
Fridays are Bridedays on TLC with hits such as Say Yes to the Dress, Four Weddings and Something Borrowed, Something New. Read a book with a bride on the cover or in which a wedding plays a prominent role in the storyline.
These lists may give you some ideas: Fictional Planners, Books with a Wedding Theme, Brides on the Cover. As always, be careful using GR lists - books on the list won't necessarily work for the task.
Required: State the wedding connection if it's not obvious from the GR description. If you choose the cover option, include the cover in your post.
Option 3: Animal Planet
Read a book with a picture of an animal (including birds or fish) on the cover or which includes the name of an animal (including birds or fish) in the title/subtitle. Real animals only - no mythological or fantasy animals. Neither insects nor humans work for this option.
Required: Include the cover in your post if you are claiming points for the cover picture.
Option 4: Investigation Discovery
Read a true crime novel. The genre must be included on the book's main page on GR. (Sub-genres are okay. i.e. Crime> True Crime)