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Nov 22, 2014 01:39AM

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ARGH. The suspense is driving me MAD.

I've signed up to all 54. I could live to regret this



I can't read 54 books. So I opt for a smaller challenge.
And I don't understand what a single suit is. Does that mean I have to take one symbol at the top and look what is under this one symbol? So reading from the top to the buttom?
And when I pick a number I have to read what is besides the number, so I have to read from right to left?
And what about the jokers?
I'm sorry, Paul for being such a nuisance, but I have a hard time understanding (card)games.


Some questions though:
the book viper choice for particular months - is that a set book, or can you choose from the usual monthly reads?
Book about a monarch - does it have to be a real monarch (ie a history book) or could it be a fiction book about a monarch (eg Philippa Gregory style)?
the book viper choice for particular months - is that a set book, or can you choose from the usual monthly reads?
Book about a monarch - does it have to be a real monarch (ie a history book) or could it be a fiction book about a monarch (eg Philippa Gregory style)?
From one of the fiction, non fiction or classic books that month.
Any monarch, fictional or otherwise
Any monarch, fictional or otherwise

The intention was for books in the UK, but it is the right era as you say. I was putting that in the book over 500 pages.
Brilliant! Thanks Paul. I'm already so excited about this challenge, I have planned 21 of the books I am going to read



Charlotte - I'm going for Maze Runner, which is meant to be similar to Hunger Games and Divergent? or The Testing is a great trilogy if you enjoyed those series

Well unless the star Chip, Biff and Kipper!!!!!

Hiya try this series. Book one is called Cinder

The Regeneration Trilogy is suppose to be good.

I just read the Regeneration Trilogy and really enjoyed it, I learned a lot about WW1 and about psychology at the same time. Another great trilogy was Jane Gardam's series about the end of the British empire in Hong Kong, very funny and poignant. I'm not really into sci-fi/dystopian but my daughter has the Hunger Games on her Xmas list so I might sneak a look.
I'm planning to read Louis de Berniere's South American trilogy for this challenge and as I've had them a while they can also count for the dusty shelf!
The more I look at the challenge the more I want to do the whole thing, but for now I'm just going to put a few in my list and keep adding as the year goes on.


Really looking forward to doing this challenge. I don't think I'll have the time next year to read as much as I have this year but will give it a go!
I don't belong to a library though and no plans on joining so I'm hoping to take liberties with that category and read an ex-library book!
I don't belong to a library though and no plans on joining so I'm hoping to take liberties with that category and read an ex-library book!

Do you actually have sales of library books in England? In Antwerp, we have a sale of library books once a year.
Catherine wrote: "I don't belong to a library though and no plans on joining so I'm hoping to take liberties with that category and read an ex-library book!..."
:-0. Best free bookshops in town Catherine
One library here sells books for 20p each too.
:-0. Best free bookshops in town Catherine
One library here sells books for 20p each too.
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