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TASK HELP: Fall Challenge 2026 > 10.3 - Forest Makes Rain

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message 1: by SRC Moderator, Moderator (last edited Aug 19, 2026 06:46PM) (new)

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10.3 Forest Makes Rain

Over three-quarters of the world’s accessible freshwater comes from rivers in or around forests. Forests also move so much water from the soil into the atmosphere that they create rain. Parts of the Amazon actually trigger their own rainy season.
Read a book that is the 3rd or 4th in a series.
Required: The series name and number must be present on the Goodreads book main page


message 2: by RedSycamore (new)

RedSycamore | 607 comments
The series name and number must be present on the Goodreads book main page.

Does this mean that a book like The Book of the Dead would work? The title itself only lists the overall series (Pendergast), but the info after the MPGs lists it as the third book in the Diogenes trilogy.


message 3: by Ash, Moderator (new)

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RedSycamore wrote: "The series name and number must be present on the Goodreads book main page.
Does this mean that a book like The Book of the Dead would work? The title itself only lists the overall ser..."


It shows it's the 7th in the series on the main page, so it would not work. It must show the 3rd or 4th.


message 4: by RedSycamore (new)

RedSycamore | 607 comments That was my question. Two different series ARE listed on the main page after the page count and publication date (Pendergast (#7), Diogenes (#3)).

There've always been mixed task descriptions when it comes to series names:
"The series name and number must appear above the book's title on the GR book's main page."

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"The series name and number must appear on the GR book's main page."

Are those not actually discriminating between the two different places on the main page where series names are listed? Given your answer, my guess is no, that they're both meant to refer only to the greyscale series name above the book title regardless of what the task actually says.


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