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History with a dangerous beat - Franklin Dixon (from Mansi)
Felling The Greenwood Tree by Thomas Hardy (from T)
The Angelic Verses by Salman Rushdie(Trying again - neither my previous, nor Betsy's strictly, rhymed!)
The Keeper of Crappy Endings by Barbara Davis.
Where the Crawdads Sting by Delia Owens.
How to Sell a Haunted Souse by Grady Hendrix.
A Tale of Two Kitties by Charles Dickens
(Lynn, you're supposed to write only one at a time, taking turns with other players. Thanks)The Wood Earth by Pearl Buck
Betsy wrote: "(Lynn, you're supposed to write only one at a time, taking turns with other players. Thanks))Sorry, didn't see those instructions in the OP.
Hickory Dickory Sock by Agatha Christie
Bored Of The Flies by William Golding(Sorry, couldn't wait - best game - let's get it rolling again !)
Seven Days in Clay by Fletcher Knebel and Charles Bailey III
The Abolition of Stan by C.S. Lewis(Please, as a favor to all, could you include the author so it is easier to identify the book? Thanks.)
The Breath of a Salesman - Arthur Miller
Gone With The Trend by Margaret Mitchell
Killers of the Sour Moon by David Grann
For Whom The Hell Tolls - E. Hemingway
All Quiet On The Western Grunt by Erich Maria Remarque
Rise and Fall of the Third Bike - Wm. Shirer
The Scarlet Bettor by Nathaniel Hawthorne
Girder On The Orient Express - Agatha Christie
Saratoga Skunk by Edna Ferber
Spain Eyre by Charlotte Bronte
Anne Of Green Labels by Lucy Maud Montgomery
a ballad of songbirds and rakes by suzanne collins
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ha ha ha.... very apt. 🙂
Death On Denial - Agatha Christie
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Anyway, the funnier the better.