Holiday Duos - Charlotte & Michelle - Chat > Likes and Comments

This is Charlotte and Michelle's chat thread.

The rules may be found here.

You may each read one book for every category.

You will post your completed books in this thread.

Categories:

* Read a book with an autumn vibes cover.
* Read a book set at Thanksgiving.
* Read a book with autumn leaves on the cover.
* Read a book with a pumpkin or jack-o-lantern on the cover.
* Read a book featuring a family get-together.

* Read a book with a dessert on the cover.
* Read a book with a coffee cup or teacup on the cover.
* Read a book set in autumn (Sep - Nov).
* Read a book by an author whose first and last initials are found in THANKSGIVING.
* Read a book featuring a child (0-17 years old). Share their age.

* Read a book with an orange cover (at least 50%).
* Read a book with a white cover (at least 50%).
* Read a book with a brown cover (at least 50%).
* Read a book with a red cover (at least 50%).
* Read a book with a green cover (at least 50%).

* Read a book with hay on the cover.
* Read a book with a horse on the cover.
* Read a book set at Halloween.
* Read a book in which someone wears a costume.
* Read a book in which a character goes for a walk.

* Read a book whose author’s first and last initial are in HALLOWEEN.
* Read a book set before 1800.
* Read a book set in the 1800s (1800-1899).
* Read a book set in the 1900s (1900-1999).
* Read a book set in the 2000s or after (futuristic counts).

* Read a book with a winter vibes cover.
* Read a book set in winter (Dec - Feb).
* Read a book with Christmas decorations on the cover.
* Read a book in which a character decorates a tree or hangs lights.
* Read a book set at Christmas.

* Read a book in which a character goes shopping.
* Read a book whose author’s first and last initials are in CHRISTMAS.
* Read a book with a light source on the cover (lamp, sun, lantern, candle, etc.).
* Read a book with stars on the cover.
* Read a book set in the Middle East.

* Read a book set in Europe.
* Read a book set in Asia.
* Read a book set in Africa.
* Read a book set in South America.
* Read a book set in North America.

* Read a book with a man and woman on the cover.
* Read a book with an animal on the cover.
* Read a book with a child on the cover.
* Read a book set at New Year’s (New Year’s Eve counts).
* Read a book whose author’s first and last initials are in NEW YEAR’S EVE.

* Read a book set on the East Coast of the United States.
* Read a book set on the West Coast of the United States.
* Read a book set on the Gulf Coast of the United States.
* Read a book featuring a snowball fight.
* Read a book featuring a baby.

Hello Charlotte!

I'm currently reading by Irene Hannon. I'm thinking about using it for Read a book by an author whose first and last initials are found in THANKSGIVING. The initials will also work for CHRISTMAS. I'll probably finish sometime this week. What do you think about this? Any plans for your first book?

Hi Michelle!

I'm excited to do this challenge together!

I'm still not sure which book I'll start with, probably Gulliver’s Travels. It is set before 1800.

I'm excited too! This is my first team challenge.

Oooo! That's extra exciting!! I hope that you enjoy your first team challenge then :D

I finished my first book! Next, I'm going to read for a book featuring a child (0-17 years old). One of the main characters, Loyal, is 13 years old.

Michelle wrote: "I finished my first book! Next, I'm going to read for a book featuring a child (0-17 years old). One of the main characters, Loyal, is 13 years old."

Great job!
I'm currently in the middle of two books, and I'm hoping to finish at least one of them tomorrow!

Sharon wrote: "Hey Michelle I see we have similar taste in books. I've just started a new book group called 'Readers' Corner' and I thought you might be interested in joining our discussions. No pressure, but her..."

Sharon, this is not a thread in which to recruit for other groups.

I'm thinking about using for the book set in autumn. It starts in September and looks like it's going to take place through November.

First of all, that is a gorgeous cover!! I love her dress so much!

Secondly, that sounds like a great idea, go for it :-)

Thanks Charlotte!

Next, I'll read . I plan to use it for a book set in North America - it takes place in Missouri.

The only other continent I'll use is Europe. I doubt I'll read a book set in Asia, Africa, and South America before the year ends.

Yeah, I highly doubt I'll read a book set in Asia, Africa, or South America either!

I decided to use for "a character goes for a walk". It could also be used for a book set in autumn, but I have already used that one. I'll save the North America category for later.

Sounds good!

I'm currently reading . I plan to use it for "set in the 1800s". It's set in 1885 and 1889.

I am also reading and plan to use it for " book with a horse on the cover." Because I am taking my time with it, I'll probably finish around the end of October or in early November.

Sounds great!

I actually just checked, and I forgot to post a book I finished hehe. So posting now!

I'm currently working on , and I'll probably use it for "Read a book in which a character goes shopping." because it talks about the MC going to buy more dresses, which is considered shopping.

I'm also working on , and I'll probably use it for "Read a book with a child on the cover."

Sounds like a good plan. Thanks for the updates!

I finished sooner than I expected!

Great job!!

I finished yesterday. And I'll hopefully finish mistborn tomorrow!

I'm reading . I will use it for a book with a man and a woman on the cover.

I'm thinking about using for decorating a Christmas tree. This one is taking me a little longer to finish.

I'm currently reading and plan to use it for a book set in winter as it's taking place in January and February.

I plan to use for a coffee cup or teacup on the cover.

Whoa great job!!

Sorry for barely being active!!
Life is totally catching up with me, and I am having barely any time!

That's OK. I hope all is going well with you.

I enjoy reading. How much I read depends on what goes on in my spare time. This month I seem to have good timing on finishing my books.

I'm going to read for a book with an orange cover.

Today I plan to finish by Angela Carlisle and will use it for an author whose initials are in Christmas.

I will use by Robert Whitlow for an author whose initials are found in New Year's Eve.

I'm going to use for a book set on the Gulf Coast. It's set in Mississippi. I started reading this today. I plan to finish it sometime this week.

I will also use for a book with a desert on the cover. I think I'll start this tomorrow and will finish in about a week or two.

I have finished a few books, but haven't posted them. I will hopefully find time sometime this coming week.

Great work though!! You are definitely carrying this challenge!

Thank you! You're are also doing great work too! 600+ page books take a a lot of time to read!

I’m re-reading (does that count?) London Tides by Carla Laureano.
Set in Europe and the character goes shopping, as all good characters shall.
Still trying to understand GR forums. Thanks.

Renee, rereads absolutely would count. However, this game is closed to sign-ups. I can add you to the waiting list, if you like. The waiting list is for if a player has to pull out at some point. The alternative is that you may keep track of your own game on this thread.

Michelle wrote: "Thank you! You're are also doing great work too! 600+ page books take a a lot of time to read!"

Thanks!
And yes, they definitely do!