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Here are Miranda's winner's prompts:
10 pts:
-book set in the fall/ autumn.
-book released in November (any year).
-book with a brown cover.
-book with pumpkin on cover.
25 pts:
-The first medical school for women opened in Boston on November 1, 1848.
Read a book featuring a hospital or a woman who goes to medical school.
-November 7, 1867 Marie Curie was born.
Read a book about science.
-November 11 is Veteran's Day.
Read a book featuring the military.
-November 19, 1868 Abraham Lincoln delivered the Gettysburg Address.
Read a book about Lincoln.
50 pts:
-November 22, 1962 JFK announced that the Cuban Missile Crisis was over.
Read a book featuring the Cuban Missile Crisis.
-November 22, 1718 Blackbeard the pirate was killed off the coast of North Carolina.
Read a book featuring a pirate as a main character.
-November 22, 1963 JFK was assassinated in Dallas, Texas.
Read a book about JFK.
-November 26, 1979 the International Olympic Committee voted to re-admit China.
Read a book featuring the Olympics.
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Here are Sherri's prompts:
10 points:
* As the colors of the leaves change in New England, read covers of the darker shades of Fall, such as darker reds, oranges, greens, browns, etc.
* November 6 is the day we change our clocks. Read a book you have been “saving” for a while.
* Topaz is the traditional birthstone of the month and part of the flower’s name for the month means “golden flower.” Read books that have gold (or yellow) lettering/foiling on the cover.
25 points:
* November 1st is All Saints Day, and this month is known as the month “of the dead.” Read a book from the “Did Not Finish” pile.
* November 11 is Veterans Day. In remembrance of the past, read or re-read a classic.
* November 16 is National Button Day. Find a button, either on clothes or if you have a drawer of buttons, and count how many holes are on the button, and that is how long the title of your book is. For example, two button holes = 2 words, four button holes = 4 words.
50 points:
* Thanks to Sarah Josepha Hale’s 30-year campaign to President Lincoln to get Thanksgiving declared a national holiday. Read a book about Sarah Hale or Thanksgiving. Double points if the book is non-fiction.
* Throughout the month, there are many celebrations of “food” appreciation days. Read any book that has food involved in the story.
* November 22 is “Go for a Ride Day.” Take the prompt however you feel like it. You can read a book in a new location or let a book take you for a ride; such as a drama, or thriller, etc.
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Ruth: 1747/235
Anne: 1809/160
Bill: 2874/120
Denise: 1836/20
Tonya: 0/0
Vikki: 761/10
Tawallah: 2262/415 WINNER MOST BONUS POINTS READ
Judy: 3968/0
Eileen: 2559/255
Kristin: 1836/120
Kathleen: 1477/40
Kerry: 3045/250
Sherri: 5684/235
Lindsey: 0/0
Jan: 0/0
Lance: 2908/265 WINNER MOST PAGES READ
Evyan: 323/20
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*COMPLETED*
Start Date: 11/01/2022
End Date: 11/30/2022
Total Pages Read: 1747
Bonus Points: 235
Books Read:
1. Tarzan: The Adventures and the Works of Edgar Rice Burroughs: The Complete Works PergamonMedia I READ TARZAN AND THE JEWELS OF OPAR FROM THIS. *READ* 05.11.2022 - 264 pages.
2. A Poem for Every Night of the Year *PART READ* 30.11.2022 - 41 pages.
3. Circe *READ* 09.11.2022 - 441 pages.
4. Call Me By Your Name *READ* 19.11.2022 - 313 pages.
5. The Woman Who Left *READ* 22.11.2022 - 320 pages.
6. The Pursuit of Happiness *PART READ* 29.11.2022 - 329 pages.
7. Secrets of the Witch: An initiation into our history and our wisdom *PART READ* 23.11.2022 - 39 pages.
10 pts:
-book set in the fall/ autumn.
-book released in November (any year).
-book with a brown cover.
-book with a pumpkin on the cover.
- As the colors of the leaves change in New England, read covers of the darker shades of Fall, such as darker reds, oranges, greens, browns, etc.
- November 6 is the day we change our clocks. Read a book you have been “saving” for a while.
Circe
The Pursuit of Happiness
- Topaz is the traditional birthstone of the month and part of the flower’s name for the month means “golden flower.” Read books that have gold (or yellow) lettering/foiling on the cover.
25 pts:
-The first medical school for women opened in Boston on November 1, 1848. Read a book featuring a hospital or a woman who goes to medical school.
-November 7, 1867 Marie Curie was born. Read a book about science.
-November 11 is Veteran's Day. Read a book featuring the military.
-November 19, 1868 Abraham Lincoln delivered the Gettysburg Address. Read a book about Lincoln.
- November 1st is All Saints Day, and this month is known as the month “of the dead.” Read a book from the “Did Not Finish” pile.
Tarzan: The Adventures and the Works of Edgar Rice Burroughs: The Complete Works PergamonMedia
- November 11 is Veterans Day. In remembrance of the past, read or re-read a classic.
Tarzan: The Adventures and the Works of Edgar Rice Burroughs: The Complete Works PergamonMedia
- November 16 is National Button Day. Find a button, either on clothes or if you have a drawer of buttons, and count how many holes are on the button, and that is how long the title of your book is. For example, two button holes = 2 words, four button holes = 4 words.
4 - The Woman Who Left
4 - The Pursuit of Happiness
4 - Secrets of the Witch: An initiation into our history and our wisdom
50 pts:
- November 22, 1962 JFK announced that the Cuban Missile Crisis was over. Read a book featuring the Cuban Missile Crisis.
- November 22, 1718 Blackbeard the pirate was killed off the coast of North Carolina. Read a book featuring a pirate as a main character.
- November 22, 1963 JFK was assassinated in Dallas, Texas. Read a book about JFK.
- November 26, 1979 the International Olympic Committee voted to re-admit China. Read a book featuring the Olympics.
- Thanks to Sarah Josepha Hale’s 30-year campaign to President Lincoln to get Thanksgiving declared a national holiday. Read a book about Sarah Hale or Thanksgiving. Double points if the book is non-fiction.
- Throughout the month, there are many celebrations of “food” appreciation days. Read any book that has food involved in the story.
- November 22 is “Go for a Ride Day.” Take the prompt however you feel like it. You can read a book in a new location or let a book take you for a ride; such as a drama, or thriller, etc.
Circe
On The Same Page Monthly Reading Challenge NOVEMBER 2022Start Date: 11/01/2022
End Date: 11/30/2022
Total Pages Read: 1,809
Bonus Points: 160
Books Read:
1. Soul Taken 11/3, last 131, +10 (gold)
2. Blood Price 11/4, last 157
3. Claudia and the Recipe for Danger 11/6, 144, +50 (food)
4. Dawn and the School Spirit War 11/12, 134
5. Round Up the Usual Peacocks 11/16, 300, +50 (food)
6. The Good, the Bad, and the Uncanny 11/22, 275
7. White Trash Zombie Gone Wild 11/28, 325, +50 (food)
8. Starry Messenger: Cosmic Perspectives on Civilization 43
9. The Great Troll War 15
10. The Awkward Squad 100
11. Sapiens: A Brief History of Humankind 100
12. The Queen's Bargain 85
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Start Date: 11/01/2022
End Date: 11/30/2022
Total Pages Read: 2874 pages
Bonus Points: 120 pts
Books Read:
1. Boy's Life by Robert McCammon 580 pages, finished 2 Nov, 5 stars
2. The Sea is Full of Stars by Jack L. Chalker 342 pages, finished 5 Nov, 3.5 stars
3. Get in the Van: On the Road With Black Flag by Henry Rollins 245 pages, finished 11 Nov, 4.0 stars
4. After You with the Pistol: The Second Charlie Mortdecai Novel by Kyril Bonfiglioli 184 pages, finished 14 Nov, 3.0 stars
5. MaMa by Ruby Jean Jensen 186 pages, finished 17 Nov, 4.0 stars
6. Maigret at the Crossroads by Georges Simenon 136 pages, finished 20 Nov, 3.5 stars
7. Floating Staircase by Ronald Malfi 234 pages, finished 26 Nov, 4.0 stars
8. The Electric Kingdom by David Arnold 423 pages, finished 27 Nov, 4.0 stars
9. Maus I: A Survivor's Tale: My Father Bleeds History by Art Spiegelman 159 pages, finished 30 Nov, 4.0 stars
10. Lore Olympus: Volume One by Rachel Smythe 384 pages, finished 30 Nov, 3.5 stars
10 pts:
-book set in the fall/ autumn.
-book released in November (any year).
-- The Sea is Full of Stars by Jack L. Chalker (released Nov 1999) (10 pts)
-book with a brown cover
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by Art Spiegelman (4.0 stars0-book with pumpkin on cover.
- As the colors of the leaves change in New England, read covers of the darker shades of Fall, such as darker reds, oranges, greens, browns, etc.
- November 6 is the day we change our clocks. Read a book you have been “saving” for a while.
- Topaz is the traditional birthstone of the month and part of the flower’s name for the month means “golden flower.” Read books that have gold (or yellow) lettering/foiling on the cover.
25 pts:
-The first medical school for women opened in Boston on November 1, 1848.
Read a book featuring a hospital or a woman who goes to medical school.
-November 7, 1867 Marie Curie was born.
Read a book about science.
-November 11 is Veteran's Day.
Read a book featuring the military.
-November 19, 1868 Abraham Lincoln delivered the Gettysburg Address.
Read a book about Lincoln.
- November 1st is All Saints Day, and this month is known as the month “of the dead.” Read a book from the “Did Not Finish” pile.
- November 11 is Veterans Day. In remembrance of the past, read or re-read a classic.
- November 16 is National Button Day. Find a button, either on clothes or if you have a drawer of buttons, and count how many holes are on the button, and that is how long the title of your book is. For example, two button holes = 2 words, four button holes = 4 words.
50 pts:
- November 22, 1962 JFK announced that the Cuban Missile Crisis was over.
Read a book featuring the Cuban Missile Crisis.
- November 22, 1718 Blackbeard the pirate was killed off the coast of North Carolina.
Read a book featuring a pirate as a main character.
- November 22, 1963 JFK was assassinated in Dallas, Texas.
Read a book about JFK.
- November 26, 1979 the International Olympic Committee voted to re-admit China.
Read a book featuring the Olympics.
- Thanks to Sarah Josepha Hale’s 30-year campaign to President Lincoln to get Thanksgiving declared a national holiday. Read a book about Sarah Hale or Thanksgiving. Double points if the book is non-fiction.
- Throughout the month, there are many celebrations of “food” appreciation days. Read any book that has food involved in the story.
- November 22 is “Go for a Ride Day.” Take the prompt however you feel like it. You can read a book in a new location or let a book take you for a ride; such as a drama, or thriller, etc.
-- After You with a Pistol by Kyril Bonfiglioli (From UK, to Macau, to Chicago, back to UK) (50 pts)
-- Floating Staircase by Ronald Malfi (thriller) (50 pts)
On The Same Page Monthly Reading Challenge NOVEMBER 2022Start Date: 11/01/2022
End Date: 11/30/2022
Total Pages Read: 1,836
Bonus Points: 20
Books Read:
1. A Good Girl's Guide to Murder, Completed 11/9/2022, Pages 400
2. The End of Your Life Book Club, Completed 11/11/2022, Pages 354
3. I Choose Darkness, Completed 11/11/2022, Pages 25
4. A New Earth: Awakening to Your Life's Purpose, Completed 11/12/2022, Pages 316
5. The Girls of August, Completed 11/17/2022, Pages 243
6. Wishful Drinking, Completed 11/21/2022, Pages 178
7. November 9, Completed 11/23/2022, Pages 320
10 pts:
-book set in the fall/ autumn.
-book released in November (any year).
-book with a brown cover.
-book with pumpkin on cover.
- As the colors of the leaves change in New England, read covers of the darker shades of Fall, such as darker reds, oranges, greens, browns, etc.
- November 6 is the day we change our clocks. Read a book you have been “saving” for a while.
- Topaz is the traditional birthstone of the month and part of the flower’s name for the month means “golden flower.” Read books that have gold (or yellow) lettering/foiling on the cover.
25 pts:
-The first medical school for women opened in Boston on November 1, 1848. Read a book featuring a hospital or a woman who goes to medical school.
-November 7, 1867 Marie Curie was born. Read a book about science.
-November 11 is Veteran's Day. Read a book featuring the military.
-November 19, 1868 Abraham Lincoln delivered the Gettysburg Address. Read a book about Lincoln.
- November 1st is All Saints Day, and this month is known as the month “of the dead.” Read a book from the “Did Not Finish” pile.
- November 11 is Veterans Day. In remembrance of the past, read or re-read a classic.
- November 16 is National Button Day. Find a button, either on clothes or if you have a drawer of buttons, and count how many holes are on the button, and that is how long the title of your book is. For example, two button holes = 2 words, four button holes = 4 words.
50 pts:
- November 22, 1962 JFK announced that the Cuban Missile Crisis was over. Read a book featuring the Cuban Missile Crisis.
- November 22, 1718 Blackbeard the pirate was killed off the coast of North Carolina. Read a book featuring a pirate as a main character.
- November 22, 1963 JFK was assassinated in Dallas, Texas. Read a book about JFK.
- November 26, 1979 the International Olympic Committee voted to re-admit China. Read a book featuring the Olympics.
- Thanks to Sarah Josepha Hale’s 30-year campaign to President Lincoln to get Thanksgiving declared a national holiday. Read a book about Sarah Hale or Thanksgiving. Double points if the book is non-fiction.
- Throughout the month, there are many celebrations of “food” appreciation days. Read any book that has food involved in the story.
- November 22 is “Go for a Ride Day.” Take the prompt however you feel like it. You can read a book in a new location or let a book take you for a ride; such as a drama, or thriller, etc.
On The Same Page Monthly Reading Challenge NOVEMBER 2022Start Date: 11/01/2022
End Date: 11/30/2022
Total Pages Read:
Bonus Points:
Books Read:
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10 pts:
-book set in the fall/ autumn.
-book released in November (any year).
-book with a brown cover.
-book with a pumpkin on the cover.
- As the colors of the leaves change in New England, read covers of the darker shades of Fall, such as darker reds, oranges, greens, browns, etc.
Circe by Madeline Miller
- November 6 is the day we change our clocks. Read a book you have been “saving” for a while.
Circe
- Topaz is the traditional birthstone of the month and part of the flower’s name for the month means “golden flower.” Read books that have gold (or yellow) lettering/foiling on the cover.
25 pts:
-The first medical school for women opened in Boston on November 1, 1848. Read a book featuring a hospital or a woman who goes to medical school.
-November 7, 1867 Marie Curie was born. Read a book about science.
-November 11 is Veteran's Day. Read a book featuring the military.
-November 19, 1868 Abraham Lincoln delivered the Gettysburg Address. Read a book about Lincoln.
- November 1st is All Saints Day, and this month is known as the month “of the dead.” Read a book from the “Did Not Finish” pile.
Tarzan: The Adventures and the Works of Edgar Rice Burroughs: The Complete Works PergamonMedia
- November 11 is Veterans Day. In remembrance of the past, read or re-read a classic.
Tarzan: The Adventures and the Works of Edgar Rice Burroughs: The Complete Works PergamonMedia
- November 16 is National Button Day. Find a button, either on clothes or if you have a drawer of buttons, and count how many holes are on the button, and that is how long the title of your book is. For example, two button holes = 2 words, four button holes = 4 words.
50 pts:
- November 22, 1962 JFK announced that the Cuban Missile Crisis was over. Read a book featuring the Cuban Missile Crisis.
- November 22, 1718 Blackbeard the pirate was killed off the coast of North Carolina. Read a book featuring a pirate as a main character.
- November 22, 1963 JFK was assassinated in Dallas, Texas. Read a book about JFK.
- November 26, 1979 the International Olympic Committee voted to re-admit China. Read a book featuring the Olympics.
- Thanks to Sarah Josepha Hale’s 30-year campaign to President Lincoln to get Thanksgiving declared a national holiday. Read a book about Sarah Hale or Thanksgiving. Double points if the book is non-fiction.
- Throughout the month, there are many celebrations of “food” appreciation days. Read any book that has food involved in the story.
- November 22 is “Go for a Ride Day.” Take the prompt however you feel like it. You can read a book in a new location or let a book take you for a ride; such as a drama, or thriller, etc
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Start Date: 11/01/2022
End Date: 11/30/2022
Total Pages Read: 761
Bonus Points: 10
Books Read:
1. Snapshot 464
2. The Borrow a Bookshop Holiday 297
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5.
Snapshot - set in autumn (September) - 10 points
On The Same Page Monthly Reading Challenge NOVEMBER 2022Start Date: 11/01/2022
End Date: 11/30/2022
Total Pages Read:
Bonus Points:
Books Read:
1. Mythology 445 pages
2. The Beekeeper's Apprentice 448 pages
3.Barrayar 400 pages
4. The Complete Maus 296 pages
5. A Monstrous Regiment of Women 303 pages
6. The Spy and the Traitor: The Greatest Espionage Story of the Cold War 370 pages
10 pts:
-book set in the fall/ autumn.
-book released in November (any year).
-book with a brown cover.
-book with pumpkin on cover.
- read covers of the darker shades of Fall, such as darker reds, oranges, greens, browns, etc.
* Read a book you have been “saving” for a while.
* Read books that have gold (or yellow) lettering/foiling on the cover.
25 pts:
-The first medical school for women opened in Boston on November 1, 1848.
Read a book featuring a hospital or a woman who goes to medical school.
-November 7, 1867 Marie Curie was born.
Read a book about science.
-November 11 is Veteran's Day.
Read a book featuring the military.
-November 19, 1868 Abraham Lincoln delivered the Gettysburg Address.
Read a book about Lincoln.
November 1st is All Saints Day, and this month is known as the month “of the dead.” Read a book from the “Did Not Finish” pile.
* November 11 is Veterans Day. In remembrance of the past, read or re-read a classic.
* November 16 is National Button Day. Find a button, either on clothes or if you have a drawer of buttons, and count how many holes are on the button, and that is how long the title of your book is. For example, two button holes = 2 words, four button holes = 4 words.
4 word titles:
50 pts:
-November 22, 1962 JFK announced that the Cuban Missile Crisis was over.
Read a book featuring the Cuban Missile Crisis.
-November 22, 1718 Blackbeard the pirate was killed off the coast of North Carolina.
Read a book featuring a pirate as a main character.
-November 22, 1963 JFK was assassinated in Dallas, Texas.
Read a book about JFK.
-November 26, 1979 the International Olympic Committee voted to re-admit China.
Read a book featuring the Olympics.
Thanks to Sarah Josepha Hale’s 30-year campaign to President Lincoln to get Thanksgiving declared a national holiday. Read a book about Sarah Hale or Thanksgiving. Double points if the book is non-fiction.
* Throughout the month, there are many celebrations of “food” appreciation days. Read any book that has food involved in the story.
* November 22 is “Go for a Ride Day.” Take the prompt however you feel like it. You can read a book in a new location or let a book take you for a ride; such as a drama, or thriller, etc.
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On The Same Page Monthly Reading Challenge NOVEMBER 2022Start Date: 11/01/2022
End Date: 11/30/2022
Total Pages Read: 3,968
Bonus Points:
Books Read:
1. The Golden Oldies' Book Club by Judy Leigh 347 pages 11/02/22
2. A Hard Day for a Hangover by Darynda Jones 352 pages 11/4/22
3. The Widowmaker by Hannah Morrissey 304 pages 11/7/22
4. So Long, Chester Wheeler by Catherine Ryan Hyde 302 pages 11/09/22
5. Devil’s Delight by M.C. Beaton 256 pages 11/11/22
6. The Charity Shop Detective Agency by Peter Boland 350 pages 11/13/22
7. Death by Arts and Crafts by Alexis Morgan 304 pages 11/15/22
8. Wicked Dreams by Lisa Jackson 477 pages 11/19/22
9. The Lost Witch by Paige Crutcher 320 pages 11/22/22
10. The Villa by Rachel Hawkins 288 pages 11/24/22
11. All the Dangerous Things by Stacy Willingham 332 pages 11/26/22
12. The Nightmare Man by J.H. Markert 336 pages 11/28/22
On The Same Page Monthly Reading Challenge NOVEMBER 2022Start Date: 11/01/2022
End Date: 11/30/2022
Total Pages Read: 2559
Bonus Points: 255
Books Read:
1. Waking Up Married
2. The Reunion
3. Past Perfect
4. Exposure by Donna Ball
5. The Lost City of Z: A Tale of Deadly Obsession in the Amazon
6. Justification for Murder
Live Your Life: My Story of Loving and Losing Nick Cordero
7. Cross Roads
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10 pts:
-book set in the fall/ autumn.
-book released in November (any year).
-book with a brown cover.
-book with pumpkin on cover.- As the colors of the leaves change in New England, read covers of the darker shades of Fall, such as darker reds, oranges, greens, browns, etc.
- November 6 is the day we change our clocks. Read a book you have been “saving” for a while.
- Topaz is the traditional birthstone of the month and part of the flower’s name for the month means “golden flower.” Read books that have gold (or yellow) lettering/foiling on the cover.
25 pts:
-The first medical school for women opened in Boston on November 1, 1848. Read a book featuring a hospital or a woman who goes to medical school.
-November 7, 1867 Marie Curie was born. Read a book about science.
-November 11 is Veteran's Day. Read a book featuring the military.
-November 19, 1868 Abraham Lincoln delivered the Gettysburg Address. Read a book about Lincoln.
- November 1st is All Saints Day, and this month is known as the month “of the dead.” Read a book from the “Did Not Finish” pile.
- November 11 is Veterans Day. In remembrance of the past, read or re-read a classic.
- November 16 is National Button Day. Find a button, either on clothes or if you have a drawer of buttons, and count how many holes are on the button, and that is how long the title of your book is. For example, two button holes = 2 words, four button holes = 4 words.
50 pts:
- November 22, 1962 JFK announced that the Cuban Missile Crisis was over. Read a book featuring the Cuban Missile Crisis.
- November 22, 1718 Blackbeard the pirate was killed off the coast of North Carolina. Read a book featuring a pirate as a main character.
- November 22, 1963 JFK was assassinated in Dallas, Texas. Read a book about JFK.
- November 26, 1979 the International Olympic Committee voted to re-admit China. Read a book featuring the Olympics.
- Thanks to Sarah Josepha Hale’s 30-year campaign to President Lincoln to get Thanksgiving declared a national holiday. Read a book about Sarah Hale or Thanksgiving. Double points if the book is non-fiction.
- Throughout the month, there are many celebrations of “food” appreciation days. Read any book that has food involved in the story.
- November 22 is “Go for a Ride Day.” Take the prompt however you feel like it. You can read a book in a new location or let a book take you for a ride; such as a drama, or thriller, etc.
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On The Same Page Monthly Reading Challenge NOVEMBER 2022Start Date: 11/01/2022
End Date: 11/30/2022
Total Pages Read: 1836
Bonus Points: 120
Books Read:
1. The Maid 304 pg 11/7
2. The Marrow Thieves 234 pg 11/12
3. Devolution: A Firsthand Account of the Rainier Sasquatch Massacre 286 pg 11/21
4. The Ink Black Heart 1012 pg 11/30
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10 pts:
-book set in the fall/ autumn.
-book released in November (any year).
-book with a brown cover.
-book with pumpkin on cover.
- As the colors of the leaves change in New England, read covers of the darker shades of Fall, such as darker reds, oranges, greens, browns, etc.
- November 6 is the day we change our clocks. Read a book you have been “saving” for a while.
- Topaz is the traditional birthstone of the month and part of the flower’s name for the month means “golden flower.” Read books that have gold (or yellow) lettering/foiling on the cover.
25 pts:
-The first medical school for women opened in Boston on November 1, 1848. Read a book featuring a hospital or a woman who goes to medical school.
-November 7, 1867 Marie Curie was born. Read a book about science.
-November 11 is Veteran's Day. Read a book featuring the military.
-November 19, 1868 Abraham Lincoln delivered the Gettysburg Address. Read a book about Lincoln.
- November 1st is All Saints Day, and this month is known as the month “of the dead.” Read a book from the “Did Not Finish” pile.
- November 11 is Veterans Day. In remembrance of the past, read or re-read a classic.
- November 16 is National Button Day. Find a button, either on clothes or if you have a drawer of buttons, and count how many holes are on the button, and that is how long the title of your book is. For example, two button holes = 2 words, four button holes = 4 words.
50 pts:
- November 22, 1962 JFK announced that the Cuban Missile Crisis was over. Read a book featuring the Cuban Missile Crisis.
- November 22, 1718 Blackbeard the pirate was killed off the coast of North Carolina. Read a book featuring a pirate as a main character.
- November 22, 1963 JFK was assassinated in Dallas, Texas. Read a book about JFK.
- November 26, 1979 the International Olympic Committee voted to re-admit China. Read a book featuring the Olympics.
- Thanks to Sarah Josepha Hale’s 30-year campaign to President Lincoln to get Thanksgiving declared a national holiday. Read a book about Sarah Hale or Thanksgiving. Double points if the book is non-fiction.
- Throughout the month, there are many celebrations of “food” appreciation days. Read any book that has food involved in the story.
- November 22 is “Go for a Ride Day.” Take the prompt however you feel like it. You can read a book in a new location or let a book take you for a ride; such as a drama, or thriller, etc
On The Same Page Monthly Reading Challenge NOVEMBER 2022Start Date: 11/01/2022
End Date: 11/30/2022
Total Pages Read: 1477
Bonus Points: 40
Books Read:
1. Marple: Twelve New Mysteries by Naomi Alderman, 11/04/22, 370 p.
2. Thank You For Your Servitude: Donald Trump's Washington and the Price of Submission by Mark Leibovich, 11/05/22, 339 p.
3. Racing the Light by Robert Crais, 11/07/22, 368 p.
4. Desert Star by Michael Connelly, 11/28/22, 400 p.
10 pts:
-book set in the fall/ autumn.
-book released in November (any year).
Racing the Light, 11/01/22
Desert Star, 11/08/22
-book with a brown cover.
-book with pumpkin on cover.
- As the colors of the leaves change in New England, read covers of the darker shades of Fall, such as darker reds, oranges, greens, browns, etc.
Desert Star
- November 6 is the day we change our clocks. Read a book you have been “saving” for a while.
- Topaz is the traditional birthstone of the month and part of the flower’s name for the month means “golden flower.” Read books that have gold (or yellow) lettering/foiling on the cover.
Desert Star
25 pts:
-The first medical school for women opened in Boston on November 1, 1848.
Read a book featuring a hospital or a woman who goes to medical school.
-November 7, 1867 Marie Curie was born.
Read a book about science.
-November 11 is Veteran's Day.
Read a book featuring the military.
-November 19, 1868 Abraham Lincoln delivered the Gettysburg Address.
Read a book about Lincoln.
- November 1st is All Saints Day, and this month is known as the month “of the dead.” Read a book from the “Did Not Finish” pile.
- November 11 is Veterans Day. In remembrance of the past, read or re-read a classic.
- November 16 is National Button Day. Find a button, either on clothes or if you have a drawer of buttons, and count how many holes are on the button, and that is how long the title of your book is. For example, two button holes = 2 words, four button holes = 4 words.
50 pts:
- November 22, 1962 JFK announced that the Cuban Missile Crisis was over.
Read a book featuring the Cuban Missile Crisis.
- November 22, 1718 Blackbeard the pirate was killed off the coast of North Carolina.
Read a book featuring a pirate as a main character.
- November 22, 1963 JFK was assassinated in Dallas, Texas.
Read a book about JFK.
- November 26, 1979 the International Olympic Committee voted to re-admit China.
Read a book featuring the Olympics.
- Thanks to Sarah Josepha Hale’s 30-year campaign to President Lincoln to get Thanksgiving declared a national holiday. Read a book about Sarah Hale or Thanksgiving. Double points if the book is non-fiction.
- Throughout the month, there are many celebrations of “food” appreciation days. Read any book that has food involved in the story.
- November 22 is “Go for a Ride Day.” Take the prompt however you feel like it. You can read a book in a new location or let a book take you for a ride; such as a drama, or thriller, etc.
On The Same Page Monthly Reading Challenge NOVEMBER 2022Start Date: 11/01/2022
End Date: 11/30/2022
Total Pages Read: 3,045
Bonus Points: 250
Books Read:
1. The Deep by Alma Katsu, 420p
2. Harry Potter and the Order of the Phoenix by JK Rowlings, 870p
3. Julia by Peter Straub, 294p
4. The Windsor Knot by SJ Bennett, 274p
5. Asylum by Madeleine Roux, 313p
6. Othello by William Shakespeare, 314p
7. Into the Planet: My Life as a Cave Diver by Jill Heinerth, 288p
8. The Mystery of Mrs. Christie by Marie Benedict, 272p
10 pts:
-book set in the fall/ autumn.
-book released in November (any year).
-book with a brown cover.
-book with pumpkin on cover.
- As the colors of the leaves change in New England, read covers of the darker shades of Fall, such as darker reds, oranges, greens, browns, etc.
- November 6 is the day we change our clocks. Read a book you have been “saving” for a while.
- Topaz is the traditional birthstone of the month and part of the flower’s name for the month means “golden flower.” Read books that have gold (or yellow) lettering/foiling on the cover.
25 pts:
-The first medical school for women opened in Boston on November 1, 1848.
Read a book featuring a hospital or a woman who goes to medical school.
-November 7, 1867 Marie Curie was born.
Read a book about science.
-November 11 is Veteran's Day.
Read a book featuring the military.
-November 19, 1868 Abraham Lincoln delivered the Gettysburg Address.
Read a book about Lincoln.
- November 1st is All Saints Day, and this month is known as the month “of the dead.” Read a book from the “Did Not Finish” pile.
- November 11 is Veterans Day. In remembrance of the past, read or re-read a classic.
- November 16 is National Button Day. Find a button, either on clothes or if you have a drawer of buttons, and count how many holes are on the button, and that is how long the title of your book is. For example, two button holes = 2 words, four button holes = 4 words.
50 pts:
- November 22, 1962 JFK announced that the Cuban Missile Crisis was over.
Read a book featuring the Cuban Missile Crisis.
- November 22, 1718 Blackbeard the pirate was killed off the coast of North Carolina.
Read a book featuring a pirate as a main character.
- November 22, 1963 JFK was assassinated in Dallas, Texas.
Read a book about JFK.
- November 26, 1979 the International Olympic Committee voted to re-admit China.
Read a book featuring the Olympics.
- Thanks to Sarah Josepha Hale’s 30-year campaign to President Lincoln to get Thanksgiving declared a national holiday. Read a book about Sarah Hale or Thanksgiving. Double points if the book is non-fiction.
- Throughout the month, there are many celebrations of “food” appreciation days. Read any book that has food involved in the story.
- November 22 is “Go for a Ride Day.” Take the prompt however you feel like it. You can read a book in a new location or let a book take you for a ride; such as a drama, or thriller, etc.
On The Same Page Monthly Reading Challenge NOVEMBER 2022Start Date: 11/01/2022
End Date: 11/30/2022
Total Pages Read: 5684
Bonus Points: 235
Books Read:
1. The Mark on the Wall 28 pgs (25) 11/2
2. The Halloween Tree 145 pgs (25) 11/3
3. You're Invited 384 pgs () 11/6
4. The Lady from the Black Lagoon: Hollywood Monsters and the Lost Legacy of Milicent Patrick 368 pgs () 11/8
5. History Smashers: Plagues and Pandemics 240 pgs (25) 11/11
6. The Drunken Botanist: The Plants That Create the World's Great Drinks 362 pgs () 11/12
7. Wicked Plants: The Weed That Killed Lincoln's Mother and Other Botanical Atrocities 236 pgs () 11/13
8. History Smashers: The Titanic 224 pgs (25) 11/15
9. The Earth Moved: On the Remarkable Achievements of Earthworms 240 pgs () 11/15
10. All the Living and the Dead: from Embalmers to Executioners, an Exploration of the People Who Have Made Death Their Life's Work 288 pgs () 11/16
11. Stone Soup 32 pgs (50) 11/17
12. The Science of Murder: The Forensics of Agatha Christie 432 pgs (10) 11/19
13. Our Wives Under the Sea 240 pgs () 11/20
14. Crooked House 276 pgs (25) 11/21
15. Dead Silence 343 pgs (50) 11/22
16. The Five: The Untold Lives of the Women Killed by Jack the Ripper 333 pgs 11/24
17. The A.B.C. Murders 232 pgs 11/25
18. The Drowned Woods 346 pgs 11/27
19. Violet Made of Thorns 364 pgs 11/27
20. The Girl Who Fell Beneath the Sea 325 pgs 11/17
21. Hunt the Stars 419 pgs 11/30
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10 pts:
-book set in the fall/ autumn.
-book released in November (any year).
-book with a brown cover.
-book with a pumpkin on the cover.
- As the colors of the leaves change in New England, read covers of the darker shades of Fall, such as darker reds, oranges, greens, browns, etc.
- November 6 is the day we change our clocks. Read a book you have been “saving” for a while.
Courting Mr. Lincoln
- Topaz is the traditional birthstone of the month and part of the flower’s name for the month means “golden flower.” Read books that have gold (or yellow) lettering/foiling on the cover.
25 pts:
-The first medical school for women opened in Boston on November 1, 1848. Read a book featuring a hospital or a woman who goes to medical school.
The Doctors Blackwell: How Two Pioneering Sisters Brought Medicine to Women and Women to Medicine
The Excellent Doctor Blackwell: The life of the first woman physician
-November 7, 1867 Marie Curie was born. Read a book about science.
Wicked Plants: The Weed That Killed Lincoln's Mother and Other Botanical Atrocities ★✩★✩
The Science of Murder: The Forensics of Agatha Christie ★✩★✩
-November 11 is Veteran's Day. Read a book featuring the military.
-November 19, 1868 Abraham Lincoln delivered the Gettysburg Address. Read a book about Lincoln.
Lincoln in the Bardo
Abraham Lincoln: Vampire Hunter
The Murder of Willie Lincoln
- November 1st is All Saints Day, and this month is known as the month “of the dead.” Read a book from the “Did Not Finish” pile.
- November 11 is Veterans Day. In remembrance of the past, read or re-read a classic.
The Mark on the Wall ★✩★✩
The Halloween Tree ★✩★✩★
- November 16 is National Button Day. Find a button, either on clothes or if you have a drawer of buttons, and count how many holes are on the button, and that is how long the title of your book is. For example, two button holes = 2 words, four button holes = 4 words.
5 buttons: History Smashers: Plagues and Pandemics ★✩★✩
4 buttons: History Smashers: The Titanic ★✩★✩
2 buttons: Crooked House ★✩★✩
50 pts:
- November 22, 1962 JFK announced that the Cuban Missile Crisis was over. Read a book featuring the Cuban Missile Crisis.
- November 22, 1718 Blackbeard the pirate was killed off the coast of North Carolina. Read a book featuring a pirate as a main character.
- November 22, 1963 JFK was assassinated in Dallas, Texas. Read a book about JFK.
- November 26, 1979 the International Olympic Committee voted to re-admit China. Read a book featuring the Olympics.
- Thanks to Sarah Josepha Hale’s 30-year campaign to President Lincoln to get Thanksgiving declared a national holiday. Read a book about Sarah Hale or Thanksgiving. Double points if the book is non-fiction.
Lady Editor: Sarah Josepha Hale and the Making of the Modern American Woman
The Lady of Godey's: Sarah Josepha Hale
- Throughout the month, there are many celebrations of “food” appreciation days. Read any book that has food involved in the story.
Stone Soup ★✩★✩
- November 22 is “Go for a Ride Day.” Take the prompt however you feel like it. You can read a book in a new location or let a book take you for a ride; such as a drama, or thriller, etc.
Dead Silence ★✩★✩
On The Same Page Monthly Reading Challenge NOVEMBER 2022Start Date: 11/01/2022
End Date: 11/30/2022
Total Pages Read:
Bonus Points:
Books Read:
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10 pts:
-book set in the fall/ autumn.
-book released in November (any year).
-book with a brown cover.
-book with pumpkin on cover.
- As the colors of the leaves change in New England, read covers of the darker shades of Fall, such as darker reds, oranges, greens, browns, etc.
- November 6 is the day we change our clocks. Read a book you have been “saving” for a while.
- Topaz is the traditional birthstone of the month and part of the flower’s name for the month means “golden flower.” Read books that have gold (or yellow) lettering/foiling on the cover.
25 pts:
-The first medical school for women opened in Boston on November 1, 1848.
Read a book featuring a hospital or a woman who goes to medical school.
-November 7, 1867 Marie Curie was born.
Read a book about science.
-November 11 is Veteran's Day.
Read a book featuring the military.
-November 19, 1868 Abraham Lincoln delivered the Gettysburg Address.
Read a book about Lincoln.
- November 1st is All Saints Day, and this month is known as the month “of the dead.” Read a book from the “Did Not Finish” pile.
- November 11 is Veterans Day. In remembrance of the past, read or re-read a classic.
- November 16 is National Button Day. Find a button, either on clothes or if you have a drawer of buttons, and count how many holes are on the button, and that is how long the title of your book is. For example, two button holes = 2 words, four button holes = 4 words.
50 pts:
- November 22, 1962 JFK announced that the Cuban Missile Crisis was over.
Read a book featuring the Cuban Missile Crisis.
- November 22, 1718 Blackbeard the pirate was killed off the coast of North Carolina.
Read a book featuring a pirate as a main character.
- November 22, 1963 JFK was assassinated in Dallas, Texas.
Read a book about JFK.
- November 26, 1979 the International Olympic Committee voted to re-admit China.
Read a book featuring the Olympics.
- Thanks to Sarah Josepha Hale’s 30-year campaign to President Lincoln to get Thanksgiving declared a national holiday. Read a book about Sarah Hale or Thanksgiving. Double points if the book is non-fiction.
- Throughout the month, there are many celebrations of “food” appreciation days. Read any book that has food involved in the story.
- November 22 is “Go for a Ride Day.” Take the prompt however you feel like it. You can read a book in a new location or let a book take you for a ride; such as a drama, or thriller, etc.
On The Same Page Monthly Reading Challenge NOVEMBER 2022Start Date: 11/01/2022
End Date: 11/30/2022
Total Pages Read:
Bonus Points:
Books Read:
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10 pts:
-book set in the fall/ autumn.
-book released in November (any year).
-book with a brown cover.
-book with pumpkin on cover.
- As the colors of the leaves change in New England, read covers of the darker shades of Fall, such as darker reds, oranges, greens, browns, etc.
- November 6 is the day we change our clocks. Read a book you have been “saving” for a while.
- Topaz is the traditional birthstone of the month and part of the flower’s name for the month means “golden flower.” Read books that have gold (or yellow) lettering/foiling on the cover.
25 pts:
-The first medical school for women opened in Boston on November 1, 1848. Read a book featuring a hospital or a woman who goes to medical school.
-November 7, 1867 Marie Curie was born. Read a book about science.
-November 11 is Veteran's Day. Read a book featuring the military.
-November 19, 1868 Abraham Lincoln delivered the Gettysburg Address. Read a book about Lincoln.
- November 1st is All Saints Day, and this month is known as the month “of the dead.” Read a book from the “Did Not Finish” pile.
- November 11 is Veterans Day. In remembrance of the past, read or re-read a classic.
- November 16 is National Button Day. Find a button, either on clothes or if you have a drawer of buttons, and count how many holes are on the button, and that is how long the title of your book is. For example, two button holes = 2 words, four button holes = 4 words.
50 pts:
- November 22, 1962 JFK announced that the Cuban Missile Crisis was over. Read a book featuring the Cuban Missile Crisis.
- November 22, 1718 Blackbeard the pirate was killed off the coast of North Carolina. Read a book featuring a pirate as a main character.
- November 22, 1963 JFK was assassinated in Dallas, Texas. Read a book about JFK.
- November 26, 1979 the International Olympic Committee voted to re-admit China. Read a book featuring the Olympics.
- Thanks to Sarah Josepha Hale’s 30-year campaign to President Lincoln to get Thanksgiving declared a national holiday. Read a book about Sarah Hale or Thanksgiving. Double points if the book is non-fiction.
- Throughout the month, there are many celebrations of “food” appreciation days. Read any book that has food involved in the story.
- November 22 is “Go for a Ride Day.” Take the prompt however you feel like it. You can read a book in a new location or let a book take you for a ride; such as a drama, or thriller, etc
On The Same Page Monthly Reading Challenge NOVEMBER 2022Start Date: 11/01/2022
End Date: 11/30/2022
Total Pages Read: 2908
Bonus Points: 265
Books Read:
1. The Hike - read 11/2/22, 266 pages
2.The Fireballer: A Novel - read 11/5/22, 416 pages
3.Uphill: A Memoir - read 11/6/22 - 256 pages
4.Did Not Finish: Misadventures in Running, Cycling and Swimming -read 11/11/22 - 138 pages
5.Barkley: A Biography - read 11/14/22 - 576 pages
6. Warrior: A Champion's Incredible Search for His Identity - read 11/18/22 - 352 pages
7. The Education of Kendrick Perkins: A Memoir - read 11/21/22 - 304 pages
8. Fighting for Survival: My Journey Through Boxing Fame, Abuse, Murder, and Resurrection - read 11/24/22 - 320 pages
9. Together: The Amazing Story of Carolina Basketball's 2021–2022 Season - read 11/26/22 - 180 pages
Bonus points:
10 pts:
-book set in the fall/ autumn.
-book released in November (any year).
-book with a brown cover.
-book with pumpkin on cover.
- As the colors of the leaves change in New England, read covers of the darker shades of Fall, such as darker reds, oranges, greens, browns, etc.
- November 6 is the day we change our clocks. Read a book you have been “saving” for a while.
- Topaz is the traditional birthstone of the month and part of the flower’s name for the month means “golden flower.” Read books that have gold (or yellow) lettering/foiling on the cover.
25 pts:
-The first medical school for women opened in Boston on November 1, 1848. Read a book featuring a hospital or a woman who goes to medical school.
-November 7, 1867 Marie Curie was born. Read a book about science.
-November 11 is Veteran's Day. Read a book featuring the military.
-November 19, 1868 Abraham Lincoln delivered the Gettysburg Address. Read a book about Lincoln.
- November 1st is All Saints Day, and this month is known as the month “of the dead.” Read a book from the “Did Not Finish” pile.
- November 11 is Veterans Day. In remembrance of the past, read or re-read a classic.
- November 16 is National Button Day. Find a button, either on clothes or if you have a drawer of buttons, and count how many holes are on the button, and that is how long the title of your book is. For example, two button holes = 2 words, four button holes = 4 words.
- two-hole button
- two-hole button
- four hole button50 pts:
- November 22, 1962 JFK announced that the Cuban Missile Crisis was over. Read a book featuring the Cuban Missile Crisis.
- November 22, 1718 Blackbeard the pirate was killed off the coast of North Carolina. Read a book featuring a pirate as a main character.
- November 22, 1963 JFK was assassinated in Dallas, Texas. Read a book about JFK.
- November 26, 1979 the International Olympic Committee voted to re-admit China. Read a book featuring the Olympics.
- he played on two Olympic basketball teams, winning gold both years- Thanks to Sarah Josepha Hale’s 30-year campaign to President Lincoln to get Thanksgiving declared a national holiday. Read a book about Sarah Hale or Thanksgiving. Double points if the book is non-fiction.
- Throughout the month, there are many celebrations of “food” appreciation days. Read any book that has food involved in the story.
- November 22 is “Go for a Ride Day.” Take the prompt however you feel like it. You can read a book in a new location or let a book take you for a ride; such as a drama, or thriller, etc.
(new location - first book read in new apartment)
On The Same Page Monthly Reading Challenge NOVEMBER 2022Start Date: 11/01/2022
End Date: 11/30/2022
Total Pages Read: 323
Bonus Points: 20
Books Read:
1. Verity, 11/25/22, 323 pages, +10 (saving), +10 (yellow),
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10 pts:
-book set in the fall/ autumn.
-book released in November (any year).
-- The Sea is Full of Stars by Jack L. Chalker (released Nov 1999) (10 pts)
-book with a brown cover
-book with pumpkin on cover.
- As the colors of the leaves change in New England, read covers of the darker shades of Fall, such as darker reds, oranges, greens, browns, etc.
- November 6 is the day we change our clocks. Read a book you have been “saving” for a while.
- Topaz is the traditional birthstone of the month and part of the flower’s name for the month means “golden flower.” Read books that have gold (or yellow) lettering/foiling on the cover.
25 pts:
-The first medical school for women opened in Boston on November 1, 1848.
Read a book featuring a hospital or a woman who goes to medical school.
-November 7, 1867 Marie Curie was born.
Read a book about science.
-November 11 is Veteran's Day.
Read a book featuring the military.
-November 19, 1868 Abraham Lincoln delivered the Gettysburg Address.
Read a book about Lincoln.
- November 1st is All Saints Day, and this month is known as the month “of the dead.” Read a book from the “Did Not Finish” pile.
- November 11 is Veterans Day. In remembrance of the past, read or re-read a classic.
- November 16 is National Button Day. Find a button, either on clothes or if you have a drawer of buttons, and count how many holes are on the button, and that is how long the title of your book is. For example, two button holes = 2 words, four button holes = 4 words.
50 pts:
- November 22, 1962 JFK announced that the Cuban Missile Crisis was over.
Read a book featuring the Cuban Missile Crisis.
- November 22, 1718 Blackbeard the pirate was killed off the coast of North Carolina.
Read a book featuring a pirate as a main character.
- November 22, 1963 JFK was assassinated in Dallas, Texas.
Read a book about JFK.
- November 26, 1979 the International Olympic Committee voted to re-admit China.
Read a book featuring the Olympics.
- Thanks to Sarah Josepha Hale’s 30-year campaign to President Lincoln to get Thanksgiving declared a national holiday. Read a book about Sarah Hale or Thanksgiving. Double points if the book is non-fiction.
- Throughout the month, there are many celebrations of “food” appreciation days. Read any book that has food involved in the story.
- November 22 is “Go for a Ride Day.” Take the prompt however you feel like it. You can read a book in a new location or let a book take you for a ride; such as a drama, or thriller, etc.
-- After You with a Pistol by Kyril Bonfiglioli (From UK, to Macau, to Chicago, back to UK) (50 pts)
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The purpose of this thread is to find out how many pages we can read and how many bonus points we can amass for the month. The winners of both get to choose the topics for the month after the following one.
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- Any book counts as long as you read it during the month, book club selections or not, add it! Audiobooks also count, just use the page numbers from the most popular hardback/paperback edition.
- Started but DNF (Did Not Finish) a book, add it but only add the number of pages you actually read within the month and comment that you did so. If you started a book in January for example and finished it in February, post the number of pages you read in February and please indicate this.
- Please be sure to type in the areas provided in the template your total number of pages read and bonus points that you have achieved. If your totals are not added up on your template by the end of the month, then I will not be aware of the full total and you will be counted on what I see on the 2nd of the following month.
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On The Same Page Monthly Reading Challenge NOVEMBER 2022
Start Date: 11/01/2022
End Date: 11/30/2022
Total Pages Read:
Bonus Points:
Books Read:
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