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Level Two: 7+ tasks
15/7+
TASKS:
1. 1958-9 Wake Up and Read!
📚 Read a book with the words WAKE or UP in the title.
2. 1960 Open wonderful new worlds...wake up and read
📚 Read a Sci-Fi or Fantasy book.
Dark Queen Faith Hunter 5/2/18
3. 1963 Read -- the fifth freedom, enjoy it
📚 Read the 5th book in a series.
Dare to Rock Carly Phillips 5/24/18
4. 1964 Reading is the key
📚 Read a book with the letters K-E-Y in the title. Does not have to be in order.
5. 1966 Read -- keep growing; Know what you are talking about -- read
📚 Read a book with a character that is a gardener.
The Cottage At Glass Beach Heather Barbieri 5/23/18
6. 1967 Explore inner space; Reading is what's happening
📚 Read a book whose title begins with I.
7. 1971 You've got a right to read
📚 Read a book with a lawyer as the MC.
Because Of You Emilia Finn 5/21/18
8. 1974 Grow with books; Get it all together
📚 Read a book from a series that has more than 10 books.
Living with the Dead Kelley Armstrong 5/11/18
Deadly Fate Heather Graham 5/18/18
9. 1975-9 Information Power
📚 Read a non-fiction book.
The Home Cook: Recipes to Know by Heart Alex Guarnaschelli 5/17/18
10. 1979 The Library is Filled with Success Stories
📚 Read a book that you got from the library! (Can be paper, ebook, audio, etc.)
Right Where We Belong Brenda Novak 5/6/18
11. 1981 America, the library has your number
📚 Read a book with a number in the title.
Two Nights Kathy Reichs 5/20/18
12. 1986 Get a head start at The Library
📚 Read a book with a HEAD on the cover.
Dark Vow Jayne Blue 5/19/1813. 1987 Take time to read...use your library
📚 Read a book with books on the cover.
14. 1989 Ask a Professional. Ask a Librarian.
📚 Read a book where a character is a librarian.
Helper: Books About Librarians
15. 1991 Read. Succeed.; Kids Who Read Succeed.
📚 Read a Children's or YA book.
Lucas Jay McLean 5/14/18
16. 1997-8 Kids Connect @ the Library
📚 Read a book your child would read (does not matter how old your child is - does not have to be a children's book) OR reread one of your childhood favorites.
17. 2006 Change your world @ your library®
📚 Read a book with a building on the cover.
Killman Creek Rachel Caine 5/16/1818. 2007 Come together @ your library®
📚 Read a book by an author whose name is John, Paul, George or Richard (Ringo).
19. 2008 Join the circle of knowledge @ your library®
📚 Read a book with a circle on the cover.
Alone Lisa Gardner 5/10/1820. 2009 Worlds connect @ your library®
📚 Read a book set in a country that is not where you live.
Sometimes I Lie Alice Feeney 5/17/18
BONUS BADGE:
📚 Read a book from a LIST whose title contains the word BOOK or PRINTZ or AWARD or ALA or Newbery or CALDECOTT. Tell us the name of the list and the book's number on that list.
Book - #20 on 2017 Crime Books You're Excited For! Stillhouse Lake Rachel Caine 5/6/18
Level Two: 7+ tasksI am going to try and read books for all 21 tasks.
TASKS:
1. 1958-9 Wake Up and Read!
📚 Read a book with the words WAKE or UP in the title.
2. 1960 Open wonderful new worlds...wake up and read
📚 Read a Sci-Fi or Fantasy book.
3. 1963 Read -- the fifth freedom, enjoy it
📚 Read the 5th book in a series OR with the word FIFTH in the title.
4. 1964 Reading is the key
📚 Read a book with the letters K-E-Y in the title. Does not have to be in order.
5. 1966 Read -- keep growing; Know what you are talking about -- read
📚 Read a book with a character that is a farmer or gardener.
6. 1967 Explore inner space; Reading is what's happening
📚 Read a book whose title begins with I.
7. 1971 You've got a right to read
📚 Read a book with a lawyer as the MC.
8. 1974 Grow with books; Get it all together
📚 Read a book from a series that has more than 10 books.
9. 1975-9 Information Power
📚 Read a non-fiction book.
10. 1979 The Library is Filled with Success Stories
📚 Read a book that you got from the library! (Can be paper, ebook, audio, etc.)
11. 1981 America, the library has your number
📚 Read a book with a number in the title.
12. 1986 Get a head start at The Library
📚 Read a book with a HEAD on the cover.
13. 1987 Take time to read...use your library
📚 Read a book with books on the cover.
14. 1989 Ask a Professional. Ask a Librarian.
📚 Read a book where a character is a librarian.
Helper: Books About Librarians
15. 1991 Read. Succeed.; Kids Who Read Succeed.
📚 Read a Children's or YA book.
16. 1997-8 Kids Connect @ the Library
📚 Read a book your child would read (does not matter how old your child is - does not have to be a children's book) OR reread one of your childhood favorites.
17. 2006 Change your world @ your library®
📚 Read a book with a building on the cover.
18. 2007 Come together @ your library®
📚 Read a book by an author whose name is John, Paul, George or Richard (Ringo).
19. 2008 Join the circle of knowledge @ your library®
📚 Read a book with a circle on the cover.
20. 2009 Worlds connect @ your library®
📚 Read a book set in a country that is not where you live.
BONUS BADGE:
📚 Read a book from a LIST whose title contains the word BOOK or PRINTZ or AWARD or ALA or Newbery or CALDECOTT. Tell us the name of the list and the book's number on that list.
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Level: Level Two: 7+ tasks
READ: 14/7+
✔ 2. 1960 Open wonderful new worlds...wake up and read
📚 Read a Sci-Fi or Fantasy book.
The Best of All Possible Worlds - Karen Lord 5/15
✔ 3. 1963 Read -- the fifth freedom, enjoy it
📚 Read the 5th book in a series OR with the word FIFTH in the title.
Sea Glass Winter - JoAnn Ross (Shelter Bay #5) 5/3
✔ 4. 1964 Reading is the key
📚 Read a book with the letters K-E-Y in the title. Does not have to be in order.
Blackberry Pie Murder - Joanne Fluke 5/17
✔ 5. 1966 Read -- keep growing; Know what you are talking about -- read
📚 Read a book with a character that is a farmer or gardener.
Better Homes and Hauntings - Molly Harper 5/19
✔ 8. 1974 Grow with books; Get it all together
📚 Read a book from a series that has more than 10 books.
City of Endless Night - Douglas Preston (17 so far) 5/6
✔ 9. 1975-9 Information Power
📚 Read a non-fiction book.
An Indomitable Beast - Alan Rabinowitz 5/31
✔ 10. 1979 The Library is Filled with Success Stories
📚 Read a book that you got from the library! (Can be paper, ebook, audio, etc.)
The Mountain Between Us - Charles Martin 5/14
✔ 11. 1981 America, the library has your number
📚 Read a book with a number in the title.
Ready Player One - Ernest Cline 5/29
✔ 12. 1986 Get a head start at The Library
📚 Read a book with a HEAD on the cover.
Lake Silence - Anne Bishop 5/1
✔ 14. 1989 Ask a Professional. Ask a Librarian.
📚 Read a book where a character is a librarian.
Due or Die - Jenn McKinlay (#81) 5/21
✔ 15. 1991 Read. Succeed.; Kids Who Read Succeed.
📚 Read a Children's or YA book.
The Knife of Never Letting Go - Patrick Ness 5/20
✔ 17. 2006 Change your world @ your library®
📚 Read a book with a building on the cover.
Heart of Evil - Heather Graham 5/21
✔ 19. 2008 Join the circle of knowledge @ your library®
📚 Read a book with a circle on the cover.
Ancient Spirits - Alice Duncan 5/14
✔ 20. 2009 Worlds connect @ your library®
📚 Read a book set in a country that is not where you live.
Holding - Graham Norton (Ireland) 5/26
CHALLENGE COMPLETE
May Monthly: National Library Week ThemesDuration: May 1- May 31, 2018
(Finished)
Level 2
Progress 8/7+
TASKS:
1. 1958-9 Wake Up and Read!
📚 Read a book with the words WAKE or UP in the title.
2. 1960 Open wonderful new worlds...wake up and read
📚 Read a Sci-Fi or Fantasy book.
3. 1963 Read -- the fifth freedom, enjoy it
📚 Read the 5th book in a series OR with the word FIFTH in the title.
4. 1964 Reading is the key
📚 Read a book with the letters K-E-Y in the title. Does not have to be in order.
5. 1966 Read -- keep growing; Know what you are talking about -- read
📚 Read a book with a character that is a farmer or gardener.
6.
📚 Read a book whose title begins with I.
(5/10/2018)7. 1971 You've got a right to read
📚 Read a book with a lawyer as the MC.
8.
📚 Read a book from a series that has more than 10 books.
5/9/20189. 1975-9 Information Power
📚 Read a non-fiction book.
10. 1979 The Library is Filled with Success Stories
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(5/17/2018)11.
📚 Read a book with a number in the title.
5/4/201812.
📚 Read a book with a HEAD on the cover.
5/9/201813. 1987 Take time to read...use your library
📚 Read a book with books on the cover.
14. 1989 Ask a Professional. Ask a Librarian.
📚 Read a book where a character is a librarian.
Helper: Books About Librarians
15.
📚 Read a Children's or YA book.
(Finished 5/13/2018)16. 1997-8 Kids Connect @ the Library
📚 Read a book your child would read (does not matter how old your child is - does not have to be a children's book) OR reread one of your childhood favorites.
17. 2006 Change your world @ your library®
📚 Read a book with a building on the cover.
18. 2007 Come together @ your library®
📚 Read a book by an author whose name is John, Paul, George or Richard (Ringo).
📚 Read a book with a circle on the cover
(The moon) 5/7/201820. 2009 Worlds connect @ your library®
📚 Read a book set in a country that is not where you live.
BONUS BADGE:
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(Mock Printz 2016, Number 3) 5/23/2018
I love the library! Completed!May Monthly: National Library Week Themes
Level One: 7+ tasks
15/7+
Bonus 1/1
TASKS:
1. 1958-9 Wake Up and Read!
📚 Read a book with the words WAKE or UP in the title.
2. 1960 Open wonderful new worlds...wake up and read
📚 Read a Sci-Fi or Fantasy book.
3. 1963 Read -- the fifth freedom, enjoy it
📚 Read the 5th book in a series OR with the word FIFTH in the title.
4. 1964 Reading is the key
📚 Read a book with the letters K-E-Y in the title. Does not have to be in order.
The Professor and the Madman: A Tale of Murder, Insanity and the Making of the Oxford English Dictionary by Simon Winchester
COMPLETED 05/21/2018
5. 1966 Read -- keep growing; Know what you are talking about -- read
📚 Read a book with a character that is a farmer or gardener.
America's First Daughter by Stephanie Dray
COMPLETED 05/23/2018
Thomas Jefferson and Thomas Randolph were planters and plantation owners.
6. 1967 Explore inner space; Reading is what's happening
📚 Read a book whose title begins with I.
In the Bleak Midwinter by Julia Spencer-Fleming
COMPLETED 05/14/2018
7. 1971 You've got a right to read
📚 Read a book with a lawyer as the MC.
Everywhere That Mary Went by Lisa Scottoline
Mary DiNunzio is an attorney, trying for partner.
Completed 05/02/2018
8. 1974 Grow with books; Get it all together
📚 Read a book from a series that has more than 10 books.
Long Time Gone by J A Jance
#17 of the J P Beaumont series; 23 books thus far in that series.
Completed 05/08/2018
Sycamore Row by John Grisham
>b>COMPLETED 05/25/2018
9. 1975-9 Information Power
📚 Read a non-fiction book.
Death of a Pinehurst Princess: The 1935 Elva Statler Davidson Mystery by Steve Bouser
Completed 05/02/2018
10. 1979 The Library is Filled with Success Stories
📚 Read a book that you got from the library! (Can be paper, ebook, audio, etc.)
Andrew Jackson and the Miracle of New Orleans: The Battle That Shaped America's Destiny by Brian Kilmeade
COMPLETED 05/11/2018
11. 1981 America, the library has your number
📚 Read a book with a number in the title.
A Backpack, a Bear, and Eight Crates of Vodka: A Memoir by Lev Golinkin
COMPLETED 05/18/2018
12. 1986 Get a head start at The Library
📚 Read a book with a HEAD on the cover.
Through Waters Deep by Sarah Sundin
Completed 05/04/2018
Anchor in the Storm by Sarah Sundin
COMPLTED 05/14/2018
When the Grits Hit the Fan by Maddie Day
COMPLETED 05/24/2018
13. 1987 Take time to read...use your library
📚 Read a book with books on the cover.
The Man Who Loved Books Too Much: The True Story of a Thief, a Detective, and a World of Literary Obsession by Allison Hoover Bartlett
Completed 05/04/2018
14. 1989 Ask a Professional. Ask a Librarian.
📚 Read a book where a character is a librarian.
Helper: Books About Librarians
15. 1991 Read. Succeed.; Kids Who Read Succeed.
📚 Read a Children's or YA book.
The Mystery at the Dog Show by Gertrude Chandler Warner; a Box Car Kids Mystery. Definitely children's!
16. 1997-8 Kids Connect @ the Library
📚 Read a book your child would read (does not matter how old your child is - does not have to be a children's book) OR reread one of your childhood favorites.
17. 2006 Change your world @ your library®
📚 Read a book with a building on the cover.
18. 2007 Come together @ your library®
📚 Read a book by an author whose name is John, Paul, George or Richard (Ringo).
The Mistletoe Inn by Richard Paul Evans
Completed 05/03/2018
19. 2008 Join the circle of knowledge @ your library®
📚 Read a book with a circle on the cover.
20. 2009 Worlds connect @ your library®
📚 Read a book set in a country that is not where you live.
BONUS BADGE:
📚 Read a book from a LIST whose title contains the word BOOK or PRINTZ or AWARD or ALA or Newbery or CALDECOTT. Tell us the name of the list and the book's number on that list.
#69 on Books That Exceed Your Expectations
The Shack by William Paul Young
COMPLETED 05/08/2018
(So for the bonus badge, the LIST title has to have a certain word in it?)
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Yes. Do you know how to find the lists?
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I'm in - I love the library! I actually go to the one in my town and the next one over since theirs let you easily get books from different libraries around the state.May Monthly: National Library Week Themes
Duration: May 1- May 31, 2018
This is a challenge based on themes for National Library Week from years past.
Level Two: 7+ tasks - You may use the tasks as many times as you wish. No minimum!
Read 8 books DONE!
TASKS:
4. 1964 Reading is the key
📚 Read a book with the letters K-E-Y in the title. Does not have to be in order.
Beneath a Scarlet Sky by Mark T. Sullivan 5/7/18 5stars5. 1966 Read -- keep growing; Know what you are talking about -- read
📚 Read a book with a character that is a farmer or gardener.
Herons Landing (Honeymoon Harbor, #1) by JoAnn Ross 5/11/18 4stars (Brianna's family owns a tree farm)7. 1971 You've got a right to read
📚 Read a book with a lawyer as the MC.
What Happens in Summer (At the Shore #2) by Caridad Piñeiro 5/26/18 4stars (Connie)12. 1986 Get a head start at The Library
📚 Read a book with a HEAD on the cover.
Cowboy Bold (Longhorn Canyon #1) by Carolyn Brown 5/1/18 4stars17. 2006 Change your world @ your library®
📚 Read a book with a building on the cover.
Hot Asset (21 Wall Street #1) by Lauren Layne 5/12/18 4stars (21 Wall Street)18. 2007 Come together @ your library®
📚 Read a book by an author whose name is John, Paul, George or Richard (Ringo).
The Forgotten Road (The Broken Road Series Book 2) by Richard Paul Evans 5/6/18 4stars (Richard and Paul - middle name)19. 2008 Join the circle of knowledge @ your library®
📚 Read a book with a circle on the cover.
Real Kind of Love (Books & Brews, #1) by Sara Rider 5/30/18 4stars (with series name in it)20. 2009 Worlds connect @ your library®
📚 Read a book set in a country that is not where you live.
A Risk Worth Taking (The Legionnaires #3) by Brynn Kelly 5/5/18 4stars (Tuscany (Italy); London and Scotland - I live in the USA)
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May Monthly: National Library Week Themes Challenge duration: May 1- May 31, 2018
This is a challenge based on themes for National Library Week from years past.
Levels:
Level Two: 7+ tasks
Tasks complete: 7 tasks + bonus task
You may use the tasks as many times as you wish.
TASKS:
1. 1958-9 Wake Up and Read!
📚 Read a book with the words WAKE or UP in the title.
2. 1960 Open wonderful new worlds...wake up and read
📚 Read a Sci-Fi or Fantasy book.
Poison Study - Maria V. Snyder - 5/10/2018How it fits: Tagged Sci-Fi by 59 users
3. 1963 Read -- the fifth freedom, enjoy it
📚 Read the 5th book in a series OR with the word FIFTH in the title.
4. 1964 Reading is the key
📚 Read a book with the letters K-E-Y in the title. Does not have to be in order.
5. 1966 Read -- keep growing; Know what you are talking about -- read
📚 Read a book with a character that is a farmer or gardener.
6. 1967 Explore inner space; Reading is what's happening
📚 Read a book whose title begins with I.
Interview with the Vampire - Anne Rice - 5/29/20187. 1971 You've got a right to read
📚 Read a book with a lawyer as the MC.
8. 1974 Grow with books; Get it all together
📚 Read a book from a series that has more than 10 books.
Sandstorm - James Rollins - 5/26/2018 - 13 books in series.9. 1975-9 Information Power
📚 Read a non-fiction book.
10. 1979 The Library is Filled with Success Stories
📚 Read a book that you got from the library! (Can be paper, ebook, audio, etc.)
Faithful - Alice Hoffman - 5/5/2018How it fits: Large print borrow.
11. 1981 America, the library has your number
📚 Read a book with a number in the title.
12. 1986 Get a head start at The Library
📚 Read a book with a HEAD on the cover.
13. 1987 Take time to read...use your library
📚 Read a book with books on the cover.
14. 1989 Ask a Professional. Ask a Librarian.
📚 Read a book where a character is a librarian.
Helper: Books About Librarians
15. 1991 Read. Succeed.; Kids Who Read Succeed.
📚 Read a Children's or YA book.
All These Things I've Done - Gabrielle Zevin - 5/22/2018How it fits: MPG by 674 users
16. 1997-8 Kids Connect @ the Library
📚 Read a book your child would read (does not matter how old your child is - does not have to be a children's book) OR reread one of your childhood favorites.
17. 2006 Change your world @ your library®
📚 Read a book with a building on the cover.
18. 2007 Come together @ your library®
📚 Read a book by an author whose name is John, Paul, George or Richard (Ringo).
19. 2008 Join the circle of knowledge @ your library®
📚 Read a book with a circle on the cover.
20. 2009 Worlds connect @ your library®
📚 Read a book set in a country that is not where you live.
Salem Falls - Jodi Picoult - 5/13/2018How it fits: Set in the USA (I am Australian.)
The Light of Machu Picchu - Antoine B. Daniel - 5/20/2018How it fits: Set in Peru.
BONUS BADGE:
📚 Read a book from a LIST whose title contains the word BOOK or PRINTZ or AWARD or ALA or Newbery or CALDECOTT. Tell us the name of the list and the book's number on that list.
The Underground Railroad - Colson Whitehead - 5/15/2018How it fits: Positioned #72 on Oprah's Book Club Picks
May Monthly: National Library Week ThemesLevel One: 1-6 tasks
No Pg Minimum
6/6
TASKS:
8. 1974 Grow with books; Get it all together
📚 Read a book from a series that has more than 10 books. - Creation in Death J.D. Robb - 5/10
10. 1979 The Library is Filled with Success Stories
📚 Read a book that you got from the library! (Can be paper, ebook, audio, etc.) - Lilac Girls Martha Hall Kelly - 5/25
11. 1981 America, the library has your number
📚 Read a book with a number in the title. - The Arrangement 17: The Ferro Family H.M. Ward - 5/9
12. 1986 Get a head start at The Library
📚 Read a book with a HEAD on the cover. - Chasing Perfection: Vol. III M.S. Parker - 5/11
13. 1987 Take time to read...use your library
📚 Read a book with books on the cover.
14. 1989 Ask a Professional. Ask a Librarian.
📚 Read a book where a character is a librarian.
Helper: Books About Librarians
15. 1991 Read. Succeed.; Kids Who Read Succeed.
📚 Read a Children's or YA book. - Harry Potter and the Sorcerer's Stone J.K. Rowling - 5/26
20. 2009 Worlds connect @ your library®
📚 Read a book set in a country that is not where you live. - Libya - Mackenzie's Pleasure Linda Howard - 5/2
In!**Done as I'm going to get -- 5/30
3. 1963 Read -- the fifth freedom, enjoy it
📚 Read the 5th book in a series OR with the word FIFTH in the title. Razing the Dead
4. 1964 Reading is the key
📚 Read a book with the letters K-E-Y in the title. Does not have to be in order. Murder in the Locked Library
5. 1966 Read -- keep growing; Know what you are talking about -- read
📚 Read a book with a character that is a farmer or gardener. The Blue Rose
6. 1967 Explore inner space; Reading is what's happening
📚 Read a book whose title begins with I. I'll Be Seeing You
7. 1971 You've got a right to read
📚 Read a book with a lawyer as the MC. The Lynching: The Epic Courtroom Battle That Brought Down the Klan
8. 1974 Grow with books; Get it all together
📚 Read a book from a series that has more than 10 books. Death, Taxes, and a Sequined Clutch
9. 1975-9 Information Power
📚 Read a non-fiction book. I Remember Me
10. 1979 The Library is Filled with Success Stories
📚 Read a book that you got from the library! (Can be paper, ebook, audio, etc.) Fire Engine Dead
11. 1981 America, the library has your number
📚 Read a book with a number in the title. Two Kinds of Truth
12. 1986 Get a head start at The Library
📚 Read a book with a HEAD on the cover.
13. 1987 Take time to read...use your library
📚 Read a book with books on the cover.
14. 1989 Ask a Professional. Ask a Librarian.
📚 Read a book where a character is a librarian. Monument to the Dead
16. 1997-8 Kids Connect @ the Library
📚 Read a book your child would read (does not matter how old your child is - does not have to be a children's book) OR reread one of your childhood favorites. Fundraising the Dead
17. 2006 Change your world @ your library®
📚 Read a book with a building on the cover.
19. 2008 Join the circle of knowledge @ your library®
📚 Read a book with a circle on the cover.
20. 2009 Worlds connect @ your library®
📚 Read a book set in a country that is not where you live. The Deception of the Emerald Ring Set in Great Britain, I live in the US.
May Monthly: National Library Week ThemesDuration: May 1- May 31, 2018
This is a challenge based on themes for National Library Week from years past.
Levels:
Level One: 1-6 tasks
Level Two: 7+ tasks
Pick your level.
You may use the tasks as many times as you wish.
TASKS:
✔️1. 1958-9 Wake Up and Read!
📚 Read a book with the words WAKE or UP in the title.
Up
Myrthe van der Meer 352 p. 13 may 2018 3 stars Up in the title
✔️2. 1960 Open wonderful new worlds...wake up and read
📚 Read a Sci-Fi or Fantasy book.
Wool
Hugh Howey 537 p.16 may 2018 4 starsSF
✔️3. 1963 Read -- the fifth freedom, enjoy it
📚 Read the 5th book in a series OR with the word FIFTH in the title.
The Indian Bride Karin Fossum 400 p. 27 may 2018 4 stars 5th book inspector Sejer4. 1964 Reading is the key
📚 Read a book with the letters K-E-Y in the title. Does not have to be in order.
5. 1966 Read -- keep growing; Know what you are talking about -- read
📚 Read a book with a character that is a farmer or gardener.
✔️6. 1967 Explore inner space; Reading is what's happening
📚 Read a book whose title begins with I.
In a German Pension Katherine Mansfield 189 p. 17 may 2018 4 stars7. 1971 You've got a right to read
📚 Read a book with a lawyer as the MC.
✔️8. 1974 Grow with books; Get it all together
📚 Read a book from a series that has more than 10 books.
Mrs. McGinty's Dead
Agatha Christie 244 p. 16 may 2018 3 stars Hercule Poirot has more than 10 books
✔️9. 1975-9 Information Power
📚 Read a non-fiction book.
Toen ik je zag Isa Hoes 288 p. 28 may 2018 2 stars Memoire
10. 1979 The Library is Filled with Success Stories
📚 Read a book that you got from the library! (Can be paper, ebook, audio, etc.)
11. 1981 America, the library has your number
📚 Read a book with a number in the title.
Five Days in November Clint Hill 257 p. 27 may 2018 3 starsFive in title
✔️12. 1986 Get a head start at The Library
📚 Read a book with a HEAD on the cover.
The Good GirlMary Kubica 355p. 25 may 2018 3 stars13. 1987 Take time to read...use your library
📚 Read a book with books on the cover.
14. 1989 Ask a Professional. Ask a Librarian.
📚 Read a book where a character is a librarian.
Helper: Books About Librarians
✔️15. 1991 Read. Succeed.; Kids Who Read Succeed.
📚 Read a Children's or YA book.
A Wrinkle in Time
Madeleine L'Engle 228 p. 3 stars 5 may 2018YA
✔️16. 1997-8 Kids Connect @ the Library
📚 Read a book your child would read (does not matter how old your child is - does not have to be a children's book) OR reread one of your childhood favorites.
Haar perfecte leven
Sam Hepburn 368 p. 28 may 2018 4 stars17. 2006 Change your world @ your library®
📚 Read a book with a building on the cover.
18. 2007 Come together @ your library®
📚 Read a book by an author whose name is John, Paul, George or Richard (Ringo).
19. 2008 Join the circle of knowledge @ your library®
📚 Read a book with a circle on the cover.
✔️20. 2009 Worlds connect @ your library®
📚 Read a book set in a country that is not where you live.
Keeper of the Bride
Tess Gerritsen 301 p. 5 may 2018 2 starsSet in England
✔️BONUS BADGE:
📚 Read a book from a LIST whose title contains the word BOOK or PRINTZ or AWARD or ALA or Newbery or CALDECOTT. Tell us the name of the list and the book's number on that list.
Emma
Jane Austen 514 p. 20 may 2018 4 stars24057th out of 51,665 books on https://www.goodreads.com/list/show/1...
Has book in title
May Monthly: National Library Week ThemesDuration: May 1- May 31, 2018
This is a challenge based on themes for National Library Week from years past.
Levels:
Level One: 1-6 tasks
Level Two: 7+ tasks
Pick your level.
You may use the tasks as many times as you wish.
TASKS:
1. 1958-9 Wake Up and Read!
📚 Read a book with the words WAKE or UP in the title.
2. 1960 Open wonderful new worlds...wake up and read
📚 Read a Sci-Fi or Fantasy book.
3. 1963 Read -- the fifth freedom, enjoy it
📚 Read the 5th book in a series OR with the word FIFTH in the title.
4. 1964 Reading is the key
📚 Read a book with the letters K-E-Y in the title. Does not have to be in order.
5. 1966 Read -- keep growing; Know what you are talking about -- read
📚 Read a book with a character that is a farmer or gardener.
6. 1967 Explore inner space; Reading is what's happening
📚 Read a book whose title begins with I.
7. 1971 You've got a right to read
📚 Read a book with a lawyer as the MC.
8. 1974 Grow with books; Get it all together
📚 Read a book from a series that has more than 10 books.
9. 1975-9 Information Power
📚 Read a non-fiction book.
10. 1979 The Library is Filled with Success Stories
📚 Read a book that you got from the library! (Can be paper, ebook, audio, etc.)
11. 1981 America, the library has your number
📚 Read a book with a number in the title.
12. 1986 Get a head start at The Library
📚 Read a book with a HEAD on the cover.
13. 1987 Take time to read...use your library
📚 Read a book with books on the cover.
14. 1989 Ask a Professional. Ask a Librarian.
📚 Read a book where a character is a librarian.
Helper: Books About Librarians
15. 1991 Read. Succeed.; Kids Who Read Succeed.
📚 Read a Children's or YA book.
16. 1997-8 Kids Connect @ the Library
📚 Read a book your child would read (does not matter how old your child is - does not have to be a children's book) OR reread one of your childhood favorites.
17. 2006 Change your world @ your library®
📚 Read a book with a building on the cover.
18. 2007 Come together @ your library®
📚 Read a book by an author whose name is John, Paul, George or Richard (Ringo).
19. 2008 Join the circle of knowledge @ your library®
📚 Read a book with a circle on the cover.
20. 2009 Worlds connect @ your library®
📚 Read a book set in a country that is not where you live.
BONUS BADGE:
📚 Read a book from a LIST whose title contains the word BOOK or PRINTZ or AWARD or ALA or Newbery or CALDECOTT. Tell us the name of the list and the book's number on that list.
Level Two: 7+ tasks 7/20Pick your level.
You may use the tasks as many times as you wish.
TASKS:
1. 1958-9 Wake Up and Read!
📚 Read a book with the words WAKE or UP in the title.
2. 1960 Open wonderful new worlds...wake up and read
📚 Read a Fantasy book. Wicked Charms by Janet Evanovich 5/15/18
3. 1963 Read -- the fifth freedom, enjoy it
📚 Read the 5th book in a series OR with the word FIFTH in the title.
4. 1964 Reading is the key
📚 Read a book with the letters K-E-Y in the title. Does not have to be in order.
5. 1966 Read -- keep growing; Know what you are talking about -- read
📚 Read a book with a character that is a farmer or gardener. By Invitation Only by Dorothea Benton Frank 5/28/18
6. 1967 Explore inner space; Reading is what's happening
📚 Read a book whose title begins with I.
7. 1971 You've got a right to read
📚 Read a book with a lawyer as the MC.
8. 1974 Grow with books; Get it all together
📚 Read a book from a series that has more than 10 books. Shoots to Kill by Kate Collins 5/30/18
9. 1975-9 Information Power
📚 Read a non-fiction book. Jackie, Janet & Lee: Jacqueline Kennedy Onassis, Janet Auchincloss, and Lee Radziwill -- The Other Side of Camelot by J. Randy Taraborrelli 5/14/18
10. 1979 The Library is Filled with Success Stories
📚 Read a book that you got from the library! (Can be paper, ebook, audio, etc.)
Dune Road by Jane Green 5/8/18
11. 1981 America, the library has your number
📚 Read a book with a number in the title.
12. 1986 Get a head start at The Library
📚 Read a book with a HEAD on the cover.
13. 1987 Take time to read...use your library
📚 Read a book with books on the cover.
14. 1989 Ask a Professional. Ask a Librarian.
📚 Read a book where a character is a librarian.
Helper: Books About Librarians
15. 1991 Read. Succeed.; Kids Who Read Succeed.
📚 Read a Children's or YA book.
16. 1997-8 Kids Connect @ the Library
📚 Read a book your child would read (does not matter how old your child is - does not have to be a children's book) OR reread one of your childhood favorites.
17. 2006 Change your world @ your library®
📚 Read a book with a building on the cover.
18. 2007 Come together @ your library®
📚 Read a book by an author whose name is John, Paul, George or Richard (Ringo).
19. 2008 Join the circle of knowledge @ your library®
📚 Read a book with a circle on the cover. Once Upon a Grind by Cleo Coyle 5/22/18
20. 2009 Worlds connect @ your library®
📚 Read a book set in a country that is not where you live. Murder at the Vicarage by Agatha Christie 5/24/18
BONUS BADGE:
📚 Read a book from a LIST whose title contains the word BOOK or PRINTZ or AWARD or ALA or Newbery or CALDECOTT. Tell us the name of the list and the book's number on that list.
May Monthly: National Library Week ThemesDuration: May 1- May 31, 2018
Level One: 1-6 tasks
5/5
This is a challenge based on themes for National Library Week from years past. You may use the tasks as many times as you wish.
1. 1958-9 Wake Up and Read!
📚 Read a book with the words WAKE or UP in the title.
2. 1960 Open wonderful new worlds...wake up and read
📚 Read a Sci-Fi or Fantasy book.
3. 1963 Read -- the fifth freedom, enjoy it
📚 Read the 5th book in a series OR with the word FIFTH in the title.
4. 1964 Reading is the key
📚 Read a book with the letters K-E-Y in the title. Does not have to be in order.
✔ 5. 1966 Read -- keep growing; Know what you are talking about -- read
📚 Read a book with a character that is a farmer or gardener. Animal, Vegetable, Miracle: A Year of Food Life by Barbara Kingsolver 5/31/18
6. 1967 Explore inner space; Reading is what's happening
📚 Read a book whose title begins with I.
7. 1971 You've got a right to read
📚 Read a book with a lawyer as the MC.
8. 1974 Grow with books; Get it all together
📚 Read a book from a series that has more than 10 books.
✔ 9. 1975-9 Information Power
📚 Read a non-fiction book. The Sharper Your Knife, the Less You Cry: Love, Laughter, and Tears at the World's Most Famous Cooking School by Kathleen Flinn 5/9/18
10. 1979 The Library is Filled with Success Stories
📚 Read a book that you got from the library! (Can be paper, ebook, audio, etc.)
✔ 11. 1981 America, the library has your number
📚 Read a book with a number in the title. The Children's Blizzard of 1888: A Cause-And-Effect Investigation by Nel Yomtov 5/9/18
12. 1986 Get a head start at The Library
📚 Read a book with a HEAD on the cover.
13. 1987 Take time to read...use your library
📚 Read a book with books on the cover.
✔ 14. 1989 Ask a Professional. Ask a Librarian.
📚 Read a book where a character is a librarian.
I Work at a Public Library: A Collection of Crazy Stories from the Stacks by Gina Sheridan 5/13/18
✔ 15. 1991 Read. Succeed.; Kids Who Read Succeed.
📚 Read a Children's or YA book. The Green Bicycle by Haifaa al Mansour 5/21/18
16. 1997-8 Kids Connect @ the Library
📚 Read a book your child would read (does not matter how old your child is - does not have to be a children's book) OR reread one of your childhood favorites.
17. 2006 Change your world @ your library®
📚 Read a book with a building on the cover.
18. 2007 Come together @ your library®
📚 Read a book by an author whose name is John, Paul, George or Richard (Ringo).
19. 2008 Join the circle of knowledge @ your library®
📚 Read a book with a circle on the cover.
20. 2009 Worlds connect @ your library®
📚 Read a book set in a country that is not where you live.
BONUS BADGE:
📚 Read a book from a LIST whose title contains the word BOOK or PRINTZ or AWARD or ALA or Newbery or CALDECOTT. Tell us the name of the list and the book's number on that list.
Levels:Level One: 1-6 tasks
Level Two: 7+ tasks
Pick your level.
You may use the tasks as many times as you wish.
TASKS:
1. 1958-9 Wake Up and Read!
📚 Read a book with the words WAKE or UP in the title.
2. 1960 Open wonderful new worlds...wake up and read
📚 Read a Sci-Fi or Fantasy book.
3. 1963 Read -- the fifth freedom, enjoy it
📚 Read the 5th book in a series OR with the word FIFTH in the title.
4. 1964 Reading is the key
📚 Read a book with the letters K-E-Y in the title. Does not have to be in order.
5. 1966 Read -- keep growing; Know what you are talking about -- read
📚 Read a book with a character that is a farmer or gardener.
6. 1967 Explore inner space; Reading is what's happening
📚 Read a book whose title begins with I.
7. 1971 You've got a right to read
📚 Read a book with a lawyer as the MC.
8. 1974 Grow with books; Get it all together
📚 Read a book from a series that has more than 10 books.
9. 1975-9 Information Power
📚 Read a non-fiction book.
10. 1979 The Library is Filled with Success Stories
📚 Read a book that you got from the library! (Can be paper, ebook, audio, etc.)
11. 1981 America, the library has your number
📚 Read a book with a number in the title.
12. 1986 Get a head start at The Library
📚 Read a book with a HEAD on the cover.
13. 1987 Take time to read...use your library
📚 Read a book with books on the cover.
14. 1989 Ask a Professional. Ask a Librarian.
📚 Read a book where a character is a librarian.
Helper: Books About Librarians
15. 1991 Read. Succeed.; Kids Who Read Succeed.
📚 Read a Children's or YA book.
16. 1997-8 Kids Connect @ the Library
📚 Read a book your child would read (does not matter how old your child is - does not have to be a children's book) OR reread one of your childhood favorites.
17. 2006 Change your world @ your library®
📚 Read a book with a building on the cover.
18. 2007 Come together @ your library®
📚 Read a book by an author whose name is John, Paul, George or Richard (Ringo).
19. 2008 Join the circle of knowledge @ your library®
📚 Read a book with a circle on the cover.
20. 2009 Worlds connect @ your library®
📚 Read a book set in a country that is not where you live.
BONUS BADGE:
📚 Read a book from a LIST whose title contains the word BOOK or PRINTZ or AWARD or ALA or Newbery or CALDECOTT. Tell us the name of the list and the book's number on that list.
Help Lists:
Listopia Search: Library
Books about Books and Libraries
DCPL's Teen Humor Booklist
Little Library for a Daughter
Completed 5/21/18May Monthly: National Library Week Themes
Duration: May 1- May 31, 2018
Level: Level Two: 7+ tasks
13/13 read
TASKS:
2. 1960 Open wonderful new worlds...wake up and read
📚 Read a Sci-Fi or Fantasy book. The Undoing by Shelly Laurenston, read 5/7/18
4. 1964 Reading is the key
📚 Read a book with the letters K-E-Y in the title. Does not have to be in order. The Florida Keys Cookbook: Recipes & Foodways of Paradise by Victoria Shearer, read 5/5/18
7. 1971 You've got a right to read
📚 Read a book with a lawyer as the MC. John Adams by David McCullough, read 5/19/18
8. 1974 Grow with books; Get it all together
📚 Read a book from a series that has more than 10 books. Justice by Bailey Bradford, Leopard's Spots has 12 books, read 5/3/18
9. 1975-9 Information Power
📚 Read a non-fiction book. Catherine the Great: Portrait of a Woman by Robert K. Massie, read 5/10/18
10. 1979 The Library is Filled with Success Stories
📚 Read a book that you got from the library! (Can be paper, ebook, audio, etc.) Simon vs. the Homo Sapiens Agenda by Becky Albertalli, read 5/9/18
11. 1981 America, the library has your number
📚 Read a book with a number in the title. Hot Mess 4 by Stormy Glenn, read 5/21/18
12. 1986 Get a head start at The Library
📚 Read a book with a HEAD on the cover. High Society: The Life of Grace Kelly by Donald Spoto, read 5/5/18
16. 1997-8 Kids Connect @ the Library
📚 Reread one of your childhood favorites. The Velveteen Rabbit by Margery Williams, read 5/9/18
17. 2006 Change your world @ your library®
📚 Read a book with a building on the cover. Vengeance in Death by J.D. Robb, read 5/2/18
19. 2008 Join the circle of knowledge @ your library®
📚 Read a book with a circle on the cover. Summer Lessons by Amy Lane, read 5/9/18
20. 2009 Worlds connect @ your library®
📚 Read a book set in a country that is not where you live. Satin (A Material World by K.C. Wells, set in London, England, read 5/5/18
BONUS BADGE:
📚 Read a book from a LIST whose title contains the word BOOK or PRINTZ or AWARD or ALA or Newbery or CALDECOTT. Tell us the name of the list and the book's number on that list. Brown Girl Dreaming by Jaqueline Woodson, Newbery 2015, #1, read 5/6/18
May Monthly: National Library Week ThemesDuration: May 1- May 31, 2018
TASKS:
1. 1958-9 Wake Up and Read!
📚 Read a book with the words WAKE or UP in the title.
2. 1960 Open wonderful new worlds...wake up and read
📚 Read a Sci-Fi or Fantasy book.
Starstruck Brenda Hiatt 5-15-183. 1963 Read -- the fifth freedom, enjoy it
📚 Read the 5th book in a series OR with the word FIFTH in the title.
4. 1964 Reading is the key
📚 Read a book with the letters K-E-Y in the title. Does not have to be in order.
5. 1966 Read -- keep growing; Know what you are talking about -- read
📚 Read a book with a character that is a farmer or gardener.
6. 1967 Explore inner space; Reading is what's happening
📚 Read a book whose title begins with I.
7. 1971 You've got a right to read
📚 Read a book with a lawyer as the MC.
8. 1974 Grow with books; Get it all together
📚 Read a book from a series that has more than 10 books.
9. 1975-9 Information Power
📚 Read a non-fiction book.
10. 1979 The Library is Filled with Success Stories
📚 Read a book that you got from the library! (Can be paper, ebook, audio, etc.)
11. 1981 America, the library has your number
📚 Read a book with a number in the title.
12. 1986 Get a head start at The Library
📚 Read a book with a HEAD on the cover.
13. 1987 Take time to read...use your library
📚 Read a book with books on the cover.
14. 1989 Ask a Professional. Ask a Librarian.
📚 Read a book where a character is a librarian.
Helper: Books About Librarians
15. 1991 Read. Succeed.; Kids Who Read Succeed.
📚 Read a Children's or YA book.
The Unflushables Ron Bates 5-18-1816. 1997-8 Kids Connect @ the Library
📚 Read a book your child would read (does not matter how old your child is - does not have to be a children's book) OR reread one of your childhood favorites.
17. 2006 Change your world @ your library®
📚 Read a book with a building on the cover.
Dead Until Dark Charlaine Harris 5-27-1818. 2007 Come together @ your library®
📚 Read a book by an author whose name is John, Paul, George or Richard (Ringo).
19. 2008 Join the circle of knowledge @ your library®
📚 Read a book with a circle on the cover.
20. 2009 Worlds connect @ your library®
📚 Read a book set in a country that is not where you live.
Zoya Danielle Steel 5-10-18 " Russia, England "
KRISSY'S SPOT 1. 1958-9 Wake Up and Read!
📚 Read a book with the words WAKE or UP in the title.
Wake Up Call
2. 1960 Open wonderful new worlds...wake up and read
📚 Read a Sci-Fi or Fantasy book.
3. 1963 Read -- the fifth freedom, enjoy it
📚 Read the 5th book in a series OR with the word FIFTH in the title.
The Judas Goat
4. 1964 Reading is the key
📚 Read a book with the letters K-E-Y in the title. Does not have to be in order.
Playing for Keeps
5. 1966 Read -- keep growing; Know what you are talking about -- read
📚 Read a book with a character that is a farmer or gardener.
Oliver
6. 1967 Explore inner space; Reading is what's happening
📚 Read a book whose title begins with I.
7. 1971 You've got a right to read
📚 Read a book with a lawyer as the MC.
Paul's Dream
8. 1974 Grow with books; Get it all together
📚 Read a book from a series that has more than 10 books.
Alpha to His Omega
9. 1975-9 Information Power
📚 Read a non-fiction book.
10. 1979 The Library is Filled with Success Stories
📚 Read a book that you got from the library! (Can be paper, ebook, audio, etc.)
Sometimes I Lie
11. 1981 America, the library has your number
📚 Read a book with a number in the title.
12. 1986 Get a head start at The Library
📚 Read a book with a HEAD on the cover.
13. 1987 Take time to read...use your library
📚 Read a book with books on the cover.
14. 1989 Ask a Professional. Ask a Librarian.
📚 Read a book where a character is a librarian.
Murder Takes the High Road
15. 1991 Read. Succeed.; Kids Who Read Succeed.
📚 Read a Children's or YA book.
16. 1997-8 Kids Connect @ the Library
📚 Read a book your child would read (does not matter how old your child is - does not have to be a children's book) OR reread one of your childhood favorites.
17. 2006 Change your world @ your library®
📚 Read a book with a building on the cover.
18. 2007 Come together @ your library®
📚 Read a book by an author whose name is John, Paul, George or Richard (Ringo).
The Hike
19. 2008 Join the circle of knowledge @ your library®
📚 Read a book with a circle on the cover.
A Destiny of Dragons
20. 2009 Worlds connect @ your library®
📚 Read a book set in a country that is not where you live.
Anatomy of a Scandal
BONUS BADGE:
📚 Read a book from a LIST whose title contains the word BOOK or PRINTZ or AWARD or ALA or Newbery or CALDECOTT. Tell us the name of the list and the book's number on that list.
(#286 on Best Books of 2015)
Flirting with Fire
TASKS:1. 1958-9 Wake Up and Read!
📚 Read a book with the words WAKE or UP in the title.
3. 1963 Read -- the fifth freedom, enjoy it
📚 Read the 5th book in a series OR with the word FIFTH in the title.
4. 1964 Reading is the key
📚 Read a book with the letters K-E-Y in the title. Does not have to be in order.
5. 1966 Read -- keep growing; Know what you are talking about -- read
📚 Read a book with a character that is a farmer or gardener.
7. 1971 You've got a right to read
📚 Read a book with a lawyer as the MC.
8. 1974 Grow with books; Get it all together
📚 Read a book from a series that has more than 10 books.
9. 1975-9 Information Power
📚 Read a non-fiction book.
10. 1979 The Library is Filled with Success Stories
📚 Read a book that you got from the library! (Can be paper, ebook, audio, etc.)
11. 1981 America, the library has your number
📚 Read a book with a number in the title.
12. 1986 Get a head start at The Library
📚 Read a book with a HEAD on the cover.
13. 1987 Take time to read...use your library
📚 Read a book with books on the cover.
14. 1989 Ask a Professional. Ask a Librarian.
📚 Read a book where a character is a librarian.
Helper: Books About Librarians
📚 Read a Children's or YA book.
Sacrificed by Desni Dantone 5/20/18
📚 Read a book your child would read
Middleworld by Jon Voelkel 5/30/18
17. 2006 Change your world @ your library®
📚 Read a book with a building on the cover.
18. 2007 Come together @ your library®
📚 Read a book by an author whose name is John, Paul, George or Richard (Ringo).
19. 2008 Join the circle of knowledge @ your library®
📚 Read a book with a circle on the cover.
20. 2009 Worlds connect @ your library®
📚 Read a book set in a country that is not where you live.
BONUS BADGE:
📚 Read a book from a LIST whose title contains the word BOOK or PRINTZ or AWARD or ALA or Newbery or CALDECOTT. Tell us the name of the list and the book's number on that list.
May Monthly: National Library Week Themes1/5/18 – 31/5/18
Level One: 1-6 tasks
TASKS:
1. 1958-9 Wake Up and Read!
Read a book with the words WAKE or UP in the title.
2. 1960 Open wonderful new worlds...wake up and read
Read a Sci-Fi or Fantasy book.
3. 1963 Read -- the fifth freedom, enjoy it
Read the 5th book in a series OR with the word FIFTH in the title.
4. 1964 Reading is the key
Read a book with the letters K-E-Y in the title. Does not have to be in order.
5. 1966 Read -- keep growing; Know what you are talking about -- read
Read a book with a character that is a farmer or gardener.
6. 1967 Explore inner space; Reading is what's happening
Read a book whose title begins with I.
7. 1971 You've got a right to read
Read a book with a lawyer as the MC.
8. 1974 Grow with books; Get it all together
Read a book from a series that has more than 10 books.
9. 1975-9 Information Power
Read a non-fiction book.
10. 1979 The Library is Filled with Success Stories
Read a book that you got from the library! (Can be paper, ebook, audio, etc.)
11. 1981 America, the library has your number
Read a book with a number in the title.
12. 1986 Get a head start at The Library
Read a book with a HEAD on the cover.
13. 1987 Take time to read...use your library
Read a book with books on the cover.
14. 1989 Ask a Professional. Ask a Librarian.
Read a book where a character is a librarian.
15. 1991 Read. Succeed.; Kids Who Read Succeed.
Read a Children's or YA book.
16. 1997-8 Kids Connect @ the Library
Read a book your child would read (does not matter how old your child is - does not have to be a children's book) OR reread one of your childhood favorites.
17. 2006 Change your world @ your library®
Read a book with a building on the cover.
18. 2007 Come together @ your library®
Read a book by an author whose name is John, Paul, George or Richard (Ringo).
19. 2008 Join the circle of knowledge @ your library®
Read a book with a circle on the cover.
20. 2009 Worlds connect @ your library®
Read a book set in a country that is not where you live.
BONUS BADGE:
Read a book from a LIST whose title contains the word BOOK or PRINTZ or AWARD or ALA or Newbery or CALDECOTT. Tell us the name of the list and the book's number on that list.
May Monthly: National Library Week ThemesDuration: May 1- May 31, 2018
This is a challenge based on themes for National Library Week from years past.
Levels:
Level Two: 7+ tasks
Pick your level. Level 2
You may use the tasks as many times as you wish.
TASKS:
1. 1958-9 Wake Up and Read!
📚 Read a book with the words WAKE or UP in the title.
📚 Read a Sci-Fi or Fantasy book.
Book:Journey Between Worlds by Sylvia Engdahl
Date Read: 5/15/18
Rating: 5 Stars
How It Fits: The MPG is Science Fiction
📚 Read the 5th book in a series OR with the word FIFTH in the title.
Book: The Secret of Shadow Ranch by Carolyn Keene
Date Read: 5/13/18
Rating: 4 Stars
How It Fits: It is the 5th book in the Nancy Drew Mystery Stories Series.
4. 1964 Reading is the key
📚 Read a book with the letters K-E-Y in the title. Does not have to be in order.
📚 Read a book with a character that is a farmer or gardener.
Book: Green Angel by Alice Hoffman
Date Read: 5/3/15
Rating: 5 Stars
How It Fits: One of the characters-Diamond- is a gardener and replants the MC's (Green) garden
6. 1967 Explore inner space; Reading is what's happening
📚 Read a book whose title begins with I.
7. 1971 You've got a right to read
📚 Read a book with a lawyer as the MC.
📚 Read a book from a series that has more than 10 books.
Book: Salamandastron by Brian Jacques
Date read: 5/6/18
Rating: 5 Stars
How It Fits: This series (Redwall) has 22 books.
9. 1975-9 Information Power
📚 Read a non-fiction book.
📚 Read a book that you got from the library! (Can be paper, ebook, audio, etc.)
Book: Half Magic by Edward Eager
Date Read: 5/2/18
Rating: 4 Stars
How It Fits: This was an Ebook that I borrowed from my library.
11. 1981 America, the library has your number
📚 Read a book with a number in the title.
📚 Read a book with a HEAD on the cover.
Book:Jack Templar, Monster Hunter by Jeff Gunhus
Date Read: 5/4/18
Rating: 3 Stars
How It Fits: There is a male head on the cover.
13. 1987 Take time to read...use your library
📚 Read a book with books on the cover.
14. 1989 Ask a Professional. Ask a Librarian.
📚 Read a book where a character is a librarian.
Helper: Books About Librarians
📚 Read a Children's or YA book.
Book:A Crooked Kind of Perfect by Linda Urban
Date read: 5/11/18
Rating: 5 Stars
How It Fits: The MPG is YA
📚 Read a book your child would read (does not matter how old your child is - does not have to be a children's book) OR reread one of your childhood favorites.
Book: Mariel of Redwall by Brian Jacques
Date Read: 5/3/18
Rating ; 5 Stars
How If Fits: This is a children's book that both my daughter and I like. We enjoy reading the series.
17. 2006 Change your world @ your library®
📚 Read a book with a building on the cover.
📚 Read a book by an author whose name is John, Paul, George or Richard (Ringo).
Book: Theodore Boone: Kid Lawyer by John Grisham
Date read: 5/27/18
Rating: 5 Stars
How It Fits: The author's first name is John
19. 2008 Join the circle of knowledge @ your library®
📚 Read a book with a circle on the cover.
20. 2009 Worlds connect @ your library®
📚 Read a book set in a country that is not where you live.
BONUS BADGE:
📚 Read a book from a LIST whose title contains the word BOOK or PRINTZ or AWARD or ALA or Newbery or CALDECOTT. Tell us the name of the list and the book's number on that list.
Help Lists:
Listopia Search: Library
Books about Books and Libraries
DCPL's Teen Humor Booklist
Little Library for a Daughter
May Monthly: National Library Week ThemesDuration: May 1- May 31, 2018
Levels:
Level Two: 7+ tasks
Progress: 9
You may use the tasks as many times as you wish.
TASKS:
1. 1958-9 Wake Up and Read!
📚 Read a book with the words WAKE or UP in the title.
2. 1960 Open wonderful new worlds...wake up and read
📚 Read a Sci-Fi or Fantasy book.
- Fire, Kristin Cashore, 14.05.2018
3. 1963 Read -- the fifth freedom, enjoy it
📚 Read the 5th book in a series OR with the word FIFTH in the title.
- Magic Slays, Ilona Andrews, 02.05.2018 - Kate Daniels #5
4. 1964 Reading is the key
📚 Read a book with the letters K-E-Y in the title. Does not have to be in order.
5. 1966 Read -- keep growing; Know what you are talking about -- read
📚 Read a book with a character that is a farmer or gardener.
6. 1967 Explore inner space; Reading is what's happening
📚 Read a book whose title begins with I.
7. 1971 You've got a right to read
📚 Read a book with a lawyer as the MC.
8. 1974 Grow with books; Get it all together
📚 Read a book from a series that has more than 10 books.
- Crocodile on the Sandbank, Elizabeth Peters, 03.05.2018 - Amelia Peabody Series has 20 books in it.
9. 1975-9 Information Power
📚 Read a non-fiction book.
Dead Wake: The Last Crossing of the Lusitania, Erik Larson, 09.05.2018
10. 1979 The Library is Filled with Success Stories
📚 Read a book that you got from the library! (Can be paper, ebook, audio, etc.)
- The Shop on Blossom Street, Debbie Macomber, 04.05.2018
- The Rose & the Dagger, Renee Ahdieh, 04.05.2018
- Blood Bound, Patricia Briggs, 05.05.2018
11. 1981 America, the library has your number
📚 Read a book with a number in the title.
12. 1986 Get a head start at The Library
📚 Read a book with a HEAD on the cover.
13. 1987 Take time to read...use your library
📚 Read a book with books on the cover.
14. 1989 Ask a Professional. Ask a Librarian.
📚 Read a book where a character is a librarian.
Helper: Books About Librarians
15. 1991 Read. Succeed.; Kids Who Read Succeed.
📚 Read a Children's or YA book.
A Little Princess, Frances Hodgson Burnett, 19.05.2018
Weil ich Layken liebe, Colleen Hoover, 21.05.2018
16. 1997-8 Kids Connect @ the Library
📚 Read a book your child would read (does not matter how old your child is - does not have to be a children's book) OR reread one of your childhood favorites.
17. 2006 Change your world @ your library®
📚 Read a book with a building on the cover.
18. 2007 Come together @ your library®
📚 Read a book by an author whose name is John, Paul, George or Richard (Ringo).
19. 2008 Join the circle of knowledge @ your library®
📚 Read a book with a circle on the cover.
20. 2009 Worlds connect @ your library®
📚 Read a book set in a country that is not where you live.
BONUS BADGE:
📚 Read a book from a LIST whose title contains the word BOOK or PRINTZ or AWARD or ALA or Newbery or CALDECOTT. Tell us the name of the list and the book's number on that list.
- The Blood of Flowers, Anita Amirrezvani, 13.05.2018 - Book Recommendations for Daenerys Targaryen - #50 on the list
The Lost ChallengesMay Monthly: National Library Week Themes
Duration: May 1- May 31, 2018
Progress: 7 out of 7+ (Levels: Level Two: 7+ tasks)
This is a challenge based on themes for National Library Week from years past.
You may use the tasks as many times as you wish.
TASKS:
1. 1958-9 Wake Up and Read!
📚 Read a book with the words WAKE or UP in the title.
2. 1960 Open wonderful new worlds...wake up and read
📚 Read a Sci-Fi or Fantasy book:
The Emerald City of OzEric Shanower - **** - 5/1/2018 - 120 Pages
My Big Fat Supernatural Wedding by P.N. Elrod - ***** - 5/3/2018 - 310 Pages
On the Edge by Ilona Andrews - ***** - 5/4/2018 - 309 Pages
3. 1963 Read -- the fifth freedom, enjoy it
📚 Read the 5th book in a series OR with the word FIFTH in the title.
Burn Bright by Patricia Briggs - ***** - 5/9/2018 - 308 Pages
4. 1964 Reading is the key
📚 Read a book with the letters K-E-Y in the title. Does not have to be in order.
5. 1966 Read -- keep growing; Know what you are talking about -- read
📚 Read a book with a character that is a farmer or gardener.
6. 1967 Explore inner space; Reading is what's happening
📚 Read a book whose title begins with I.
7. 1971 You've got a right to read
📚 Read a book with a lawyer as the MC:
John Adams by David McCullough - **** - 5/1/2018 - 751 Pages
8. 1974 Grow with books; Get it all together
📚 Read a book from a series that has more than 10 books:
Bitten by Kelley Armstrong - ***** - 5/8/2018 - 436 Pages
9. 1975-9 Information Power
📚 Read a non-fiction book.
10. 1979 The Library is Filled with Success Stories
📚 Read a book that you got from the library! (Can be paper, ebook, audio, etc.)
Giant Days, Vol. 4 by John Allison - ***** - 5/2/2018 - 112 Pages
11. 1981 America, the library has your number
📚 Read a book with a number in the title.
12. 1986 Get a head start at The Library
📚 Read a book with a HEAD on the cover.
13. 1987 Take time to read...use your library
📚 Read a book with books on the cover.
14. 1989 Ask a Professional. Ask a Librarian.
📚 Read a book where a character is a librarian.
Helper: Books About Librarians
15. 1991 Read. Succeed.; Kids Who Read Succeed.
📚 Read a Children's or YA book:
Kim Reaper Vol. 1: Grim Beginnings by Sarah Graley - ***** - 5/5/2018 - 112 Pages
16. 1997-8 Kids Connect @ the Library
📚 Read a book your child would read (does not matter how old your child is - does not have to be a children's book) OR reread one of your childhood favorites.
17. 2006 Change your world @ your library®
📚 Read a book with a building on the cover.
18. 2007 Come together @ your library®
📚 Read a book by an author whose name is John, Paul, George or Richard (Ringo).
19. 2008 Join the circle of knowledge @ your library®
📚 Read a book with a circle on the cover.
20. 2009 Worlds connect @ your library®
📚 Read a book set in a country that is not where you live.
BONUS BADGE:
📚 Read a book from a LIST whose title contains the word BOOK or PRINTZ or AWARD or ALA or Newbery or CALDECOTT. Tell us the name of the list and the book's number on that list.
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Challenge Rules
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May Monthly: National Library Week Themes Duration: May 1- May 31, 2018
Progress 5/5 (level one)
2. 1960 Open wonderful new worlds...wake up and read
📚 Read a Sci-Fi or Fantasy book. -
12. 1986 Get a head start at The Library
📚 Read a book with a HEAD on the cover. -
15. 1991 Read. Succeed.; Kids Who Read Succeed.
📚 Read a Children's or YA book. -
19. 2008 Join the circle of knowledge @ your library®
📚 Read a book with a circle on the cover. -
20. 2009 Worlds connect @ your library®
📚 Read a book set in a country that is not where you live (Set in Argentina. I live in Peru). -
Covers:
update: I'll change my lvl because I won'r be able to read 7 book by the end of the month.
📚📚📚📚 May Monthly: National Library Week Themes 📚📚📚📚 Level Two: 7+ tasks.2. 1960: Read a Fantasy book.
1/6/18 ★★★3. 1963: Read the 5th book in a series.
2/6/18 ★★★★★5. 1966: with a character that is a gardener.
7/6/18 ★★★★6. 1967: whose title begins with I.
12/6/18 ★★★★7. 1971: with a lawyer as the MC.
20/6/18 ★★8. 1974: from a series that has more than 10 books.
8/6/18 ★★★★9. 1975-9: non-fiction book.
19/6/18 ★★10. 1979: you got from the library!
6/6/18 ★★★11. 1981: with a number in the title.
2/6/18 ★★★★★12. 1986: with a head on the cover.
3/6/18 ★★★★15. 1991: YA book.
14/6/18 ★★★16. 1997-8: your child would read.
24/6/18 ★★★★17. 2006: with a building on the cover.
9/6/18 ★★★★20. 2009: set in a country that is not where you live.
20/6/18 ★★★
1. 1958-9 Wake Up and Read!📚 Read a book with the words WAKE or UP in the title.
2. 1960 Open wonderful new worlds...wake up and read
📚 Read a Sci-Fi or Fantasy book.
3. 1963 Read -- the fifth freedom, enjoy it
📚 Read the 5th book in a series OR with the word FIFTH in the title.
4. 1964 Reading is the key
📚 Read a book with the letters K-E-Y in the title. Does not have to be in order.
5. 1966 Read -- keep growing; Know what you are talking about -- read
📚 Read a book with a character that is a farmer or gardener.
6. 1967 Explore inner space; Reading is what's happening
📚 Read a book whose title begins with I.
7. 1971 You've got a right to read
📚 Read a book with a lawyer as the MC.
8. 1974 Grow with books; Get it all together
📚 Read a book from a series that has more than 10 books.
9. 1975-9 Information Power
📚 Read a non-fiction book.
10. 1979 The Library is Filled with Success Stories
📚 Read a book that you got from the library! (Can be paper, ebook, audio, etc.)
11. 1981 America, the library has your number
📚 Read a book with a number in the title.
12. 1986 Get a head start at The Library
📚 Read a book with a HEAD on the cover.
13. 1987 Take time to read...use your library
📚 Read a book with books on the cover.
14. 1989 Ask a Professional. Ask a Librarian.
📚 Read a book where a character is a librarian.
Helper: Books About Librarians
15. 1991 Read. Succeed.; Kids Who Read Succeed.
📚 Read a Children's or YA booK
Everything, Everything by Nicola Yoon 306 pages Finished 4th May
16. 1997-8 Kids Connect @ the Library
📚 Read a book your child would read (does not matter how old your child is - does not have to be a children's book) OR reread one of your childhood favorites.
17. 2006 Change your world @ your library®
📚 Read a book with a building on the cover.
18. 2007 Come together @ your library®
📚 Read a book by an author whose name is John, Paul, George or Richard (Ringo).
19. 2008 Join the circle of knowledge @ your library®
📚 Read a book with a circle on the cover.
20. 2009 Worlds connect @ your library®
📚 Read a book set in a country that is not where you live.
BONUS BADGE:
📚 Read a book from a LIST whose title contains the word BOOK or PRINTZ or AWARD or ALA or Newbery or CALDECOTT. Tell us the name of the list and the book's number on that list.
May Monthly: National Library Week ThemesDuration: May 1- May 31, 2018
Level Two: 7+ tasks
9/7+
TASKS:
2. 1960 Open wonderful new worlds...wake up and read
📚 Read a Sci-Fi or Fantasy book- Obsidio by Amie Kaufman 5/2
6. 1967 Explore inner space; Reading is what's happening
📚 Read a book whose title begins with I- Indie and the Brother's Best Friend by R. Linda 5/6
8. 1974 Grow with books; Get it all together
📚 Read a book from a series that has more than 10 books- Fullmetal Alchemist, Vol. 12 by Hiromu Arakawa 5/3
10. 1979 The Library is Filled with Success Stories
📚 Read a book that you got from the library! (Can be paper, ebook, audio, etc.)- Crank by Ellen Hopkins 5/3
11. 1981 America, the library has your number
📚 Read a book with a number in the title- One Piece, Volume 20: Showdown at Alubarna by One Piece, Volume 20: Showdown at Alubarna 5/2
12. 1986 Get a head start at The Library
📚 Read a book with a HEAD on the cover-
The Poet X by Elizabeth Acevedo 5/315. 1991 Read. Succeed.; Kids Who Read Succeed.
📚 Read a Children's or YA book- Heartless by Marissa Meyer 5/15
19. 2008 Join the circle of knowledge @ your library®
📚 Read a book with a circle on the cover-
The Edge of Never by J.A. Redmerski 5/920. 2009 Worlds connect @ your library®
📚 Read a book set in a country that is not where you live- Unraveling You by Jessica Sorensen 5/10
May Monthly: National Library Week ThemesMay 1st-May 31st
Completed: 14/1-6
I will try this one at Level One. Do 1-6 tasks.
TASKS:
2. 1960 Open wonderful new worlds...wake up and read
📚 Read a Sci-Fi or Fantasy book.
1. Undead and Unwed by MaryJanice Davidson 05/11/18 ****
2. Demon: (Cait Murphy Book 1) by Ellis Everley 05/16/18 ***
4. 1964 Reading is the key
📚 Read a book with the letters K-E-Y in the title. Does not have to be in order.
1. Positively Pricked by Sabrina Stark 05/19/18 *****
6. 1967 Explore inner space; Reading is what's happening
📚 Read a book whose title begins with I.
1. Irresistible SEAL Book 1 by Amanda Heartley 05/26/18 **
2. Irresistible SEAL Book 2 by Amanda Heartley 05/28/18 ****
3. Irresistible SEAL Book 3 by Amanda Heartley 05/29/19 ***
8. 1974 Grow with books; Get it all together
📚 Read a book from a series that has more than 10 books.
1. Dressed for Death by Donna Leon 05/23/18 ***
12. 1986 Get a head start at The Library
📚 Read a book with a HEAD on the cover.
1. Jordan by Lindsey Hart 05/25/18 *****
2. Royal Service by Leslie North 05/23/18 ****
3. Ruthless Mountain Man by Jenika Snow 05/24/18 ***
20. 2009 Worlds connect @ your library
📚 Read a book set in a country that is not where you live.
1. Mustang: A Mountain Man Romance by S. Cook 05/21/18 ***
2. The Duke and his Scoundrel: A Clean Medieval Romance by Mary Flowers 05/16/18 **
3. Conquered by the Ghost by Pippa Greathouse 05/26/18 ***
4. The Mysterious Affair at Styles by Agatha Christie 05/25/18 ****
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May Monthly: National Library Week Themes
Duration: May 1- May 31, 2018
This is a challenge based on themes for National Library Week from years past.
Levels:
Level One: 1-6 tasks
Level Two: 7+ tasks
Pick your level.
You may use the tasks as many times as you wish.
TASKS:
1. 1958-9 Wake Up and Read!
📚 Read a book with the words WAKE or UP in the title.
2. 1960 Open wonderful new worlds...wake up and read
📚 Read a Sci-Fi or Fantasy book.
3. 1963 Read -- the fifth freedom, enjoy it
📚 Read the 5th book in a series OR with the word FIFTH in the title.
4. 1964 Reading is the key
📚 Read a book with the letters K-E-Y in the title. Does not have to be in order.
5. 1966 Read -- keep growing; Know what you are talking about -- read
📚 Read a book with a character that is a farmer or gardener.
6. 1967 Explore inner space; Reading is what's happening
📚 Read a book whose title begins with I.
7. 1971 You've got a right to read
📚 Read a book with a lawyer as the MC.
8. 1974 Grow with books; Get it all together
📚 Read a book from a series that has more than 10 books.
9. 1975-9 Information Power
📚 Read a non-fiction book.
10. 1979 The Library is Filled with Success Stories
📚 Read a book that you got from the library! (Can be paper, ebook, audio, etc.)
11. 1981 America, the library has your number
📚 Read a book with a number in the title.
12. 1986 Get a head start at The Library
📚 Read a book with a HEAD on the cover.
13. 1987 Take time to read...use your library
📚 Read a book with books on the cover.
14. 1989 Ask a Professional. Ask a Librarian.
📚 Read a book where a character is a librarian.
Helper: Books About Librarians
15. 1991 Read. Succeed.; Kids Who Read Succeed.
📚 Read a Children's or YA book.
16. 1997-8 Kids Connect @ the Library
📚 Read a book your child would read (does not matter how old your child is - does not have to be a children's book) OR reread one of your childhood favorites.
17. 2006 Change your world @ your library®
📚 Read a book with a building on the cover.
18. 2007 Come together @ your library®
📚 Read a book by an author whose name is John, Paul, George or Richard (Ringo).
19. 2008 Join the circle of knowledge @ your library®
📚 Read a book with a circle on the cover.
20. 2009 Worlds connect @ your library®
📚 Read a book set in a country that is not where you live.
BONUS BADGE:
📚 Read a book from a LIST whose title contains the word BOOK or PRINTZ or AWARD or ALA or Newbery or CALDECOTT. Tell us the name of the list and the book's number on that list.
Help Lists:
Listopia Search: Library
Books about Books and Libraries
DCPL's Teen Humor Booklist
Little Library for a Daughter
Info from:
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