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Thanks Trisha! I thought it would be a fun little challenge. I plan to read something with a planet on the cover, or in the title!
This sounds really cool. I think I have several that could be suitable, although they're more sci-fi books instead of fantasy. But I'll dig around. This is a great challenge!
Jenny wrote: "April 22nd is Earth Day! Lets all show our planet some love today! Our Earth Day challenge is to read a book that has a blue or green cover! Alternately, you can read a book that has a planet on th..."I've just finished a book with a green cover, could i count it or do i have to read another for the 22nd?
For these mini challenges, you just need to read the book during the time of the challenges, so in this case, March 22-June 21 I think it is. Basically until Summer.
Beth, Eileen is exactly right, anything read between March 21 and June 21st is what counts!
P.G Wodehouse! What a great choice Rose!
P.G Wodehouse! What a great choice Rose!
Rosemarie wrote: "A very funny book with a blue cover:Summer Lightning:by P.G. Wodehouse
"Do you have to read the other books in that series first?
Although this does not fulfill the wording of the challenge, I just finished Swan Song and it ends up having a main character, Swan, who becomes a key player in restoring the Earth after a nuclear holocaust.
Thanks! I'm currently reading The Water Dancer because of the cover and it officially fulfills the challenge, but I think Swan Song fits the theme better overall.
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