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SUMMER CHALLENGE 2013
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15.2 - Good Luck Charms
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option 2- pre-orders before 5/18 work
free books acquired between 1/1/13 and 5/17 work
blue something covers
free books acquired between 1/1/13 and 5/17 work
blue something covers
For option 2, may I use a book that I pre-ordered May 1, but it will not be delivered until publication on May 28?
Donna Jo wrote: "For option 2, may I use a book that I pre-ordered May 1, but it will not be delivered until publication on May 28?"
Yes, you committed to purchase it, that works
Yes, you committed to purchase it, that works
Fiona (Titch) wrote: "Release Me - J. Kenner for Option 2? (bought it 28/4/13)
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for Option 4?"
They would work
or
for Option 4?"They would work
Just checking. For the something blue part, could I use the Brazilian cover for Neuromancer, with blue text?
Julia wrote: "Just checking. For the something blue part, could I use the Brazilian cover for Neuromancer, with blue text?
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It works if that is the edition that you will read
"It works if that is the edition that you will read
Dlmrose wrote: "Julia wrote: "Just checking. For the something blue part, could I use the Brazilian cover for Neuromancer, with blue text?
"It works if that is the edition that you ..."
It is! I got it as a birthday gift and it's been gathering dust since.
Thanks!
So, for something old. Black Coffee by Agatha Christie was written as a three act play in 1930, Charles Osborne has adapted it into this novel 1997. Would it by any chance count?
Deborah wrote: "So, for something old. Black Coffee by Agatha Christie was written as a three act play in 1930, Charles Osborne has adapted it into this novel 1997. Would it by any chance count?"
The novel wouldn't since it was first published in 1997.
The novel wouldn't since it was first published in 1997.
Im on holiday atm and cannot find my Nora Roberts book so Im curious if this cover is ok for option 4
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Aleksandra wrote: "Im on holiday atm and cannot find my Nora Roberts book so Im curious if this cover is ok for option 4
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yes
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Wanda wrote: "Option 1-Something Old- Would this book be okay?
The Enchanted Wood"
That would work
The Enchanted Wood"
That would work
Books mentioned in this topic
Utterly Yours, Booker Jones (other topics)Out of the Blue (other topics)
Utterly Yours, Booker Jones (other topics)
Out of the Blue (other topics)
The Enchanted Wood (other topics)
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Authors mentioned in this topic
Agatha Christie (other topics)J. Kenner (other topics)









June is wedding month. The bridal tradition of "Something old, something new, something borrowed, something blue and a lucky sixpence for her shoe" dates back to the Victorian Age.
Choose 2 different options and read a book for each.
Option 1- "Something Old" represents the continuity of the past moving to the future. Read a book first published in or before 1963.
Option 2 - "Something New" represents optimism for the future.
Read a book you added to your To-Read shelf or that you purchased between January 1, 2013 and May 17, 2013.
Option 3 - "Something Borrowed" represents borrowed happiness. The object is borrowed from a happily married relative or friend whose good fortune in marriage hopefully will carry over to the Bride.
Borrow a Goodreads friend's happiness and read a book that he or she has read and rated 4 or 5 stars.
Required: Please name the Goodreads friend when you post.
Option 4 - "Something Blue" represents love and true-blue fidelity.
Read a book with something blue on the cover. Blue titles and text work.
Required: Please include the cover when you post. Please point out the 'something blue' if necessary.
Option 5 - "And a Silver Sixpence for your Shoe" represents good fortune and prosperity.
Read the 6th book in a series. The book must be identified as part of a series on Goodreads.
Required: Please state the options when you post.