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Here's the next call-out:43. Oct 24 - Read a book whose author is male. Link to the author.
Barbara wrote: "would this work for autumn vibes?
I think it fits because of the orange and green tones. Plus autumn always causes me to think of fires and getting out my knitt..."
That reasoning works for me. Great find, Barbara!
Janet wrote: "After reading Confessions of an English Teacher: How English Departments in High School and Community Colleges Can Improve Instruction, I can confidently say this book has the power to reshape how ..."Janet, please do not spam our threads. This is at least the second thread in which you've posted this same thing. Things posted in wrong threads are automatically deleted. Continued spamming will result in removal from the group, as per our group's guidelines.
I hear ya!
Great job!
Bonny, I'll let Odder pass. The actual title of the animal is otter.Great finds on all the others!
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Thanks for checking in, Barbara. I look forward to seeing which books you report when you get back.
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Here's the next call-out.42. Oct 17 - Read a book set in the state (or country, if you’re outside the U.S.) you live in. What state (or country) is it?
Great job!
It's time to register for Write in Faith Camp again!Do you have a story bursting to get out? Join me at WIF Camp in November to pen your story. There are spaces for prayer requests, story snippets, and chatting, among other things. I hope to see you there!
There are also a couple of cover reveals I was recently a part of, so be sure to check those out so we can all get excited about upcoming books!
https://andreareneecox.com/2025/10/13...
Love this conversation! Always so many things to learn, aren't there? ;)
Jenn wrote: "In the Title Search challenge, we are looking for a book title with an adverb. I read More Than a Pretty Face, and I'm pretty sure that 'more' is used as an adverb in this title. Ju...""More than" is an adverbial phrase used in comparisons. I'll take it as an adverb. Nice find!
