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message 1: by SRC Moderator, Moderator (last edited May 18, 2019 06:22AM) (new)

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15.5 - Independence Day
Algeria, Argentina, the Bahamas, Belarus, Belgium, Burundi, Canada, Cape Verde, Colombia, Comoros, France, Kiribati, Liberia, Malawi, Maldives, the Netherlands, Peru, Rwanda, Slovakia, the Solomon Islands, Somalia, South Sudan, Vanuatu, and Venezuela also celebrate their Independence Days in July. Read a book that is set at least 50% in one of these countries.
REQUIRED: If the setting is not obvious on the book’s main GRs page, include a reference when you post.


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Susan A | 1759 comments My Zombie Boyfriend series The Undead Canadian

Is the series title sufficient?

or this list:

MM Romance in Canada


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Kristina Simon (kristinasimon) | 11217 comments Susan A wrote: "My Zombie Boyfriend series The Undead Canadian

Is the series title sufficient?

or this list:

MM Romance in Canada"


Yes, it seems clear that the book is set in Canada. Just remember to provide one or both of those references when you post (because I won't remember!).


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Joanne (joabroda1) | 1628 comments Empires of Sand says "Northern Africa", in the blurb. However the MPG has a tag of "Northern Africa>Algeria-Would that work?


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Kristina Simon (kristinasimon) | 11217 comments Joanne wrote: "Empires of Sand says "Northern Africa", in the blurb. However the MPG has a tag of "Northern Africa>Algeria-Would that work?"

As far as placing the African portion of the book in Algeria, yes, but you'll have to read it to see if at least 50% of it is set in Algeria (as opposed to France and Timbuktu, which are also mentioned).


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Elaine | 4 comments Would the following quote qualify as the reference to establish Canada as the setting of Home and Heart?

"He'd sold everything he didn't need, he'd sold the house, and he'd packed up his SUV and moved across country to Halifax." (Page 1)

The rest of the book takes place in Halifax, at his new home. Thanks for your input!


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Kristina Simon (kristinasimon) | 11217 comments Elaine wrote: "Would the following quote qualify as the reference to establish Canada as the setting of Home and Heart?

"He'd sold everything he didn't need, he'd sold the house, and he'd packed..."


No, sorry. There's nothing in that quote to establish the place as Halifax, Nova Scotia. Australia, England, and 7 US states also have cities named Halifax.


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Marie-Anne | 950 comments Is the following enough to document that De Atomium Tapes is set in Belgium. The Atomium monument was built in Brussels for the 1958 world expo see Wikipedia. The entire book is set in Belgium, more than 90% in Brussels itself. The book is only available in dutch, in case quotes are needed.
Thank you!


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Kristina Simon (kristinasimon) | 11217 comments Marie-Anne wrote: "Is the following enough to document that De Atomium Tapes is set in Belgium. The Atomium monument was built in Brussels for the 1958 world expo see Wikipedia. The entire book is set..."

Yes, that works. Just explain when you post.


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Marie-Anne | 950 comments Thank you!


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