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Participants:
Melanie (8-10 books a month)
Hannah (20-25 books a month)
+Andrea (6-15 books a month)
Maria (4-6 books a month)
Monica S. (10 books a month)
Tiffany (6-10 books a month)
Angie (25-30 books a month)
Sarita (2-6 books a month)
Bess (3-4 books a month)
Kimberly (6-7 books a month)
Lanelle (8-10 books a month)
Monique (16 books a month)
A. (10-20 books a month)
Davina (6-12 books a month)
Megan (8-10 books a month)
Melanie (8-10 books a month)
Hannah (20-25 books a month)
+Andrea (6-15 books a month)
Maria (4-6 books a month)
Monica S. (10 books a month)
Tiffany (6-10 books a month)
Angie (25-30 books a month)
Sarita (2-6 books a month)
Bess (3-4 books a month)
Kimberly (6-7 books a month)
Lanelle (8-10 books a month)
Monique (16 books a month)
A. (10-20 books a month)
Davina (6-12 books a month)
Megan (8-10 books a month)
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Question: on the title word option, are we allowed to use more than one word per title (for example: TRUST and OF from the same title)? And do subtitle words also count for either option?
Andrea wrote: "I’m in and would like to be on Hannah’s team, if possible. I read 6-15 books per month, I think. It fluctuates, really.
Question: on the title word option, are we allowed to use more than one word..."
Subtitles count, but only one full word from a book. It doesn't need to be exactly the same, though. (e.g. for "understanding" you could use a book with "understand" instead.)
Question: on the title word option, are we allowed to use more than one word..."
Subtitles count, but only one full word from a book. It doesn't need to be exactly the same, though. (e.g. for "understanding" you could use a book with "understand" instead.)
Andrea wrote: "Also, are the book/numbers included in what is required for spelling out? (Example: Luke 2:12)"
Nope. :D
Nope. :D

Also, just to make sure I'm reading the rules right, am I correct that we can read books of any length, but anything under 100 pages will only count toward spelling out the verse, not toward the page points?

Angie, yes - books of any length work. Also, individual books are fine, so long as they have their own page on goodreads or Amazon. I'll need somewhere to see page count. :)


Hey! Long time no see Lanelle! How's my fellow Phoenician doing these days?

Currently I'm freezing in Virginia :) I'm visiting my daughter and her family here in Arlington. My hubby told me that Phoenix is expecting snow flurries tonight! That's crazy!

Um, that's why we drive up to Flagstaff :)
Tiffany wrote: "When does this start?"
"Challenge will run for three months; begins February 6th and ends May 7th."
"Challenge will run for three months; begins February 6th and ends May 7th."
Team Deborah
Andrea
Hannah
Bess
Monica S.
Tiffany
Chat: https://www.goodreads.com/topic/show/...
Review: https://www.goodreads.com/topic/show/...
Team Ruth
Sarita
Angie
Megan
Melanie
Kimberly
Chat: https://www.goodreads.com/topic/show/...
Review: https://www.goodreads.com/topic/show/...
Team Esther
Monique
Maria
Davina
Lanelle
A.
Chat: https://www.goodreads.com/topic/show/...
Review: https://www.goodreads.com/topic/show/...

Example:
Dutch Girl: Audrey Hepburn and World War II by Robert Matzen
Letters: D, G, A, H, A, W, W, R, M
Andrea wrote: "Remind me: ALL words count in the title, right, for the letter option, even little ones like a, or, of, and the?
Example:
Dutch Girl: Audrey Hepburn and World War II by Robert Matzen
Letters: D, G..."
Yep! :D
Example:
Dutch Girl: Audrey Hepburn and World War II by Robert Matzen
Letters: D, G..."
Yep! :D
Just in case it wasn't clear in the rules (and looking it over I don't think it is), when using a book for letters, it'll fill in all of those letters in the puzzle. So if your puzzle has 4 T's and you read a book with one of the letters it works for being T, it can work for all of the T's.
Books mentioned in this topic
The Boarded-Up House (other topics)Around the World in 80 Days (other topics)
The British Brides Collection (other topics)
The British Brides Collection (other topics)
Welcome to a new team challenge!
For this challenge we will be spelling out scripture verses using the title/author of books we read.
How this works: you can use either the first letter of each word in the title and the first letter of the author's first/middle/last names to "fill" letters for the verse your team has OR you can use the entire word found in the book's title or name to complete an entire word in the verse.
Let's say you read Breach of Trust by Rachel Dylan. Your team is working on spelling out the verse Trust in the Lord with all your heart, and do not lean on your own understanding. (Proverbs 3:5) You could either use the letters O,T,R,D to fill those letters OR you could complete the entire word TRUST since that word is in the title.
-Subtitles count
-If using a full word, it doesn't have to be exactly the same (e.g. for "understanding" you could use a book with "understand" instead.
The list of verses we will be spelling out is posted below. Teams will randomly be assigned one and then, once they complete it, a new one will be given. Depending on how quickly teams go through them, I might add more.
Challenge will run for three months; begins February 6th and ends May 7th.
Points:
Teams receive 10 points for every verse completed.
For each book read for a verse, you will also earn one (1) point for every 100 pages. (e.g. if a book is 535 pages, you would get 5 points for that book).
RULES
*Page Count: Unless the category you are completing gives a specific page count, there is NOT a minimum page count for this challenge.
*Format: You can read any format you like (eBook, audiobook, print, etc).
*Genre: You can read any genre you like (picture books, poetry books, manga, travel books, fiction, nonfiction... anything goes!).
*Read Dates: You can use books you've started reading at any time, however you must finish the books on or after the challenge/holiday segment start date and you will only get credit for the amount of pages read during that time (e.g. if a book is 450 pages, but you read 80 pages prior to the segment starting, you would only get 3 points for the 370 pages you read).
*Rereads: Rereads are allowed for this challenge.