Another 6 challenges that starts and finishes in the same month. This time they seem a bit difficult and I am not sure I will be able to complete them at the highest points.
My Rowling Twin: Gryffindor Prefect ☀ (Tracking post) DONE
March Hufflepuff BOTB Mini Challenge: Unlocking Your Senses ☀ (Tracking post) DONE
Slytherin BOTM Mini Challenge: Galaxy Cruise ☀ (Tracking post) DONE
RAVENclaw March House Game: BIRD WATCHING ☀ (Tracking post) DONE (not full points)
MARCH House Challenge: Gryffindor Crest ☀ (Tracking post) DONE (not full points)
Class of the Month - MARCH ☀ (Tracking post) (DONE)
MAR15 Scavenger Hunt ☀ (Tracking post) DONE
My Rowling Twin: Gryffindor Prefect (no re-reads apart from extra credit)
Duration: March 1st, 2015 to March 31st, 2015
We know them, we love them, we can’t get enough of them. That’s right…you know who I am talking about…the beloved characters of Harry Potter by J.K. Rowling!
But…have you ever thought about which character you are most similar to?
For some the answer may be easy, for others not so much.
For this challenge, you will get to find your Rowling Twin and maybe learn a thing or two about them!
Your task is simple, take this quiz (Quiz Link) to find out which Harry Potter character you are and then read, read, read.
After taking the quiz, you will be matched to one of the following characters:
1. Hermione Granger
2. Neville Longbottom
3. Luna Lovegood
4. Draco Malfoy
5. Harry Potter
6. Lord Voldemort
7. Ginny Weasley
8. Ronald Weasley
Then, you will complete the following individual reading challenges:
Quiz Result: Ronald Weasley
You are a funny person! Sometimes you can be a little immature and some other times you can be a little scared, but everyone loves you anyway.
1. Read a book with a title that starts with your character’s first name initial. R
Raven by Suzy Turner
2. Read a book with a title that starts with your character’s last name initial. W
Wait for the Rain by Maria Murnane
3. Read a book written by an author whose first name starts with your character’s first or last name initial. R or W
Three Girls and a Baby by Rachel Schurig
4. Read a book written by an author whose last name starts with your character’s first or last name initial. R or W
Got A Hold On You by Pat White
5. CREATE YOUR OWN CHALLENGE: Read a book that matches your character’s description. Your character's description will be included when you receive your quiz result. (Your created challenge must be approved by the Gryffindor Prefect via PM.)
Read an YA book. (Sometimes you can be a little immature)
The Emerald Talisman by Brenda Pandos
Extra-Credit Opportunity: You can earn an extra point for reading any Harry Potter book during this challenge. However, you may not use a Harry Potter book to fulfill the individual challenges under any circumstances.
Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban by J.K. Rowling
Point Scale:
You will earn 1 point for completing each of the above challenges, for a possible total of 5 points.
You will earn 1 point for completing the entire challenge in the given time frame.
You will earn 1 point for completing the extra-credit opportunity.
Possible Points For This Challenge: 6-7 Total Points
No participation points will be awarded, but you will keep the points earned for completing each individual challenge if you do not finish the entire challenge.
Rules:
1. The CREATE YOUR OWN CHALLENGE must be approved by the Gryffindor Prefect via PM. This even applies to CYOCs that match challenges already approved for other participants.
2. Harry Potter books may only be used to fulfill the extra-credit opportunity.
3. All books read for this challenge must be 170 pages or more.
4. "A, An, and The" can be excluded from titles if necessary.
5. No Childrens/Middle Grade Books. Even if Young Adult is listed, any book with Childrens or Middle Grade will not be accepted for the individual challenges.
6. Manga, Comic Books, and Graphic Novels will not be allowed for this challenge.
7. Re-Reads are not allowed for the individual challenges. You may complete a re-read for the extra credit opportunity.
March Hufflepuff BOTB Mini Challenge: Unlocking Your Senses (Re-reads OK)
All the Light We Cannot See features the character Marie-Laure who goes blind when she is six years old. Her father is also the master of locks for a museum. In this mini challenge, we will unlock the other four senses.
How it works: Each sense has a key, which you must use to gain access to that sense. There are 8 total tasks, 4 keys and 4 senses (one book per task). You can read books for these these in any order, but in order to get credit for reading a sense book, you must read the corresponding key as well.
Each book must fulfill ONE of the following requirements:
✔ TASTE
Key:
*tongue on cover
*title starts with T
Three Girls and a Baby by Rachel Schurig
Sense:
*food on cover
Glazed Murder by Jessica Beck
*Title contains a food
*main character is a chef or baker
✔ HEARING
Key:
*ear on cover
*title starts with E
The Emerald Talisman by Brenda Pandos
Sense:
*main character is a musician/singer
*instrument or microphone on cover
Getting Lucky by Katie Graykowski
*Title contains an instrument
✔ TOUCH
Key:
*hand on cover
*title starts with H
Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban by J.K. Rowling
Sense:
*the word Touch in the title
*main character is a masseuse, doctor or healer
*cover shows people embracing
Got A Hold On You by Pat White
✔ SMELL
Key:
*nose on cover
16 Lighthouse Road by Debbie Macomber
*title starts with N
Sense:
*flowers or dog on cover
Killer Cupcakes by Leighann Dobbs
*title contains a type of flower
*main character is a florist, works with scents or has a dog as pet
Levels:
Level 1: 3 tasks
Level 2: 6 tasks
Level 3: 8 tasks
Points:
Level 1 Completion: 3 points
Level 2 Completion: 6 points
Level 3 Completion: 9 points
*There are NO participation points
*Completion means finishing the challenge within the given timeframe
Rules:
*Include your House name when you sign up
*All books must be at least 125 pages long (140 for YA)
*Re-reads are allowed
*Fan Fiction and BETA reads are NOT allowed
*For each book, you must include: a link to the book, the author's name, date finished
*If a task asks for an item on the cover, you MUST post the cover of the book
*When you have completed the challenge, post a new message with a link to your challenge (or copy it into a new post) and I will verify your books
Slytherin BOTM Mini Challenge: Galaxy Cruise
AMMP is happy to report, that is very own Galaxy Cruise Ship will depart March 1, 2015.
For being a loyal Member at A Million More Pages, you will receive ONE free ticket on The Galaxy Cruise.
*Pick your level.
*.05 extra if you post a ticket.
*Third Class=3 points
*Second Class=6 points
*First Class=9 points
Note:You need to do at least one task in each Planet you take. If you do extra task, .10 points for each extra task.
✔ ☬Mercury
Mercury is the smallest and closest to the Sun of the eight planets in the Solar System. Because it has almost no atmosphere to retain heat, Mercury's surface experiences the greatest temperature variation of all the planets, ranging from 100 K (−173 °C; −280 °F) at night to 700 K (427 °C; 800 °F) during the day at some equatorial regions. Two spacecraft have visited Mercury: Mariner 10 flew by in the 1970s and MESSENGER, launched in 2004, remains in orbit.
☿ Read a book that takes place on a non earth planet/world or on a spacecraft/station
☿ Read a book that is first in a series.
Glazed Murder by Jessica Beck
☿ Read a book with extreme heat or cold depicted on its cover. Mercury is a chemical element with symbol Hg and atomic number 80, and is commonly known as quicksilver. It is the only metallic element that is liquid at standard conditions for temperature and pressure. Mercury occurs in deposits throughout the world mostly as cinnabar. The red pigment vermilion, a pure form of mercuric sulfide, is mostly obtained by reaction of mercury with sulfur. Mercury poisoning can result from exposure to water-soluble forms of mercury , inhalation of mercury vapor, or eating seafood contaminated with mercury. Mercury is used in thermometers, barometers, manometers etc. though concerns about the element's toxicity have led to its use being phased out except in scientific research applications.
☿ Read a book where someone is murdered preferably by poison.
☿ Read a book whose Title starts with the Letter M or H or G.
Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban by J.K. Rowling
☿ Read a book where a MC is a scientist.Mercury is a major Roman god. He is the patron god of financial gain, commerce, merchants, thieves and travelers. He was the messenger of the gods, and eloquence (and thus poetry), messages/communication (including divination) are his realm. He is often represented wearing winged sandals and holding a staff with two snakes around it. He showed the way for dead souls to Pluto's realm.
☿ Read a book where a MC is businessman or a thief.
☿ Read a book with Demons, Gods and/or Angels.
☿ Read a book where a MC is poet/writer or a reporter.
H is for Hawk by Helen Macdonald (MC is writer as she wrote this book)
✔ ☬VenusWhat the people of Earth believe they know about Venus:
Venus is the second planet from the sun. Venus is a terrestrial planet, meaning it has a solid surface. It's is the most similar of all planets to Earth in size, mass and proximity to the sun. Because of this, it has been called Earth's Sister by some.
But Venus is not like Earth. It has no moons. It spins backwards, meaning that on Venus the sun rises in the west and sets in the east. Venus has an atmosphere consisting mostly of carbon dioxide. It has a surface temparture of almost 480 degrees Celcius, making it the hottest planet in our Solar System. The surface of the planet has many craters, is volcanic and desertlike but cannot be seen from space due to clouds of sulpuric acid that shroud it from view.
A Venusian Ghosts' Story
Many millenia ago, my planet was was home to a variety of species. It was a beautiful planet with vast oceans and many mountains. My people were numerous and had carefree lives. As we grew as a species, we made amazing technological advancements and built gorgeous cities.
But it didn't last.
The Venusians advancements made life too easy. People were able to live longer as illnesses were cured and therefore took up more reasources throughout their lifetime. Our planet became over populated. The over population coupled with our advancements led to a brutal war. The oposing factions each thought they had the means to destroy the other. They did, but in killing each other they eradicated our whole planet.
No one survived.
The warfar we partook in has left our planet a wasteland. Our cities have been destroyed and no evidence that we existed remains. Our oceans have vaporized. Acid rain pours down from the clouds that never disappate. Our planet will never again be suitable to support life all because of my people's greed and carelessness. Venus, once great and beautiful is now nothing more than a ghost planet.
♀Read A book that is Tagged Science Fiction.
The Eyre Affair by Jasper Fforde
♀Read a book that contains a ghost in its story.
♀Read a book that has an "end of the world" theme.
✔ ☬Earth1. Earth is the 3rd rock from the sun
⊕read a 3rd book in a series2. Earth is the only planet we know that has humans on it.
⊕read a book with a human on the cover3. Earth is mostly water
16 Lighthouse Road by Debbie Macomber
⊕Read a book with a body of water on the cover (river, lake, sea, ocean, etc)
Wait for the Rain by Maria Murnane
✔ ☬MarsMars is the fourth planet from the Sun and the second smallest planet in the Solar System, after Mercury. Named after the Roman god of war, it is often described as the "Red Planet" because the iron oxide prevalent on its surface gives it a reddish appearance. Mars is a terrestrial planet with a thin atmosphere, having surface features reminiscent both of the impact craters of the Moon and the volcanoes, valleys, deserts, and polar ice caps of Earth. Mars is the site of Olympus Mons, the second highest known mountain within the Solar System (the tallest on a planet), and of Valles Marineris, one of the largest canyons. Mars has two moons, Phobos and Deimos, which are small and irregularly shaped.
Tasks:
♂ 1.Read a book where a war takes place.
Battle Earth by Nick S. Thomas
♂ 2.Read a book that is predominantly red in color.
♂ 3.Read a book with a mountain on the cover.
✔ ☬Jupiter
Jupiter is the fifth planet from the Sun and by far the largest. Jupiter is more than twice as massive as all the other planets combined (the mass of Jupiter is 318 times that of Earth).
Jupiter (a.k.a. Jove; Greek Zeus) was the King of the Gods, the ruler of Olympus and the patron of the Roman state. Zeus was the son of Cronus (Saturn).
In 1610 Galileo first pointed a telescope at the sky he discovered Jupiter's four large moons Io, Europa, Ganymede and Callisto (now known as the Galilean moons) and recorded their motions back and forth around Jupiter.
♃ *Read a book that is over 500 pages
♃ *Read a book that features a Warlord or King
♃ *Read a book that is rather #4 in a series, or its last page # has a four in it.
Killer Cupcakes by Leighann Dobbs (146 pages)
✔ ☬Saturn
FACTS:
Saturn is the sixth planet from the Sun and the most distant that can be seen with the naked eye. It is best known for its fabulous ring system that was discovered in 1610 by the astronomer Galileo Galilei.It is the fifth brightest object in the solar system, has 62 known moons and 30+ rings in 7 layers!
MYTHS:
Saturn is one of the five planets known since ancient times and was named after the Roman god, Saturn, the god of agriculture and the harvest.
Some references say Saturn was the Roman name for Cronus, the lord of the Titans in Greek mythology. Saturn is the root of the English word "Saturday".
There are references of Saturn in other cultures as well, the Hindu muthology mentions Saturn as Shani who was known as the evil-eyed one because his glance was extremely powerful and could burn anything instantly.
Tasks:
♄ a.Read a book with some mythological angle OR has mythology as a main page genre
♄ b.Read a book with an evil character
♄ c.Read a book that is #5 or higher in a series
Something to Witch About by Amanda M. Lee
✔ ☬UranusUranus is the only planet whose name is derived from Greek mythology and not from the Roman Mythology. Uranus is named after Ouranos, who personified the Sky in the Greek Mythology. He was the fifth Immortal to come into existence. Ouranos and Gaia together conceived twelve children, the first six of whom were called the Titans. Ouranos is also said to be the father of most Greek Gods.
Ouranos was afraid that his Titan sons would overthrow him. So he imprisoned them within Gaia's Earth womb. Gaia, heart-broken, implored her children to slay Ouranos and created a giant sickle for this purpose. Titan Kronos was only one willing to do so. He took the sickle and castrated Ouranos, thus freeing the Titans and creating a lot of monsters and nymphs in the process. It is also said that Aphrodite, the Goddess of Love and Beauty, was also born of this.
Tasks:
♅1.Read a book where the main character is a father.
A Father's Special Care by Gill Sanderson
♅2.Read a book where there is rivalry between parent(s) and their children (one or more).
♅3.Read a book that features the sky on the cover ✔ ☬Neptune
Neptune is the eighth and farthest planet from the Sun in the Solar System. It is the fourth-largest planet by diameter and the third-largest by mass. Among the gaseous planets in the Solar System, Neptune is the most dense. Neptune is 17 times the mass of Earth and is slightly more massive than its near-twin Uranus, which is 15 times the mass of Earth, and not as dense as Neptune. Neptune orbits the Sun at an average distance of 30.1 astronomical units. Named after the Roman god of the sea, its astronomical symbol is ♆, a stylised version of the god Neptune's trident.
In Mythology
Neptune (Latin: Neptūnus) was the god of freshwater and the sea, in Roman religion. He is the counterpart of the Greek god Poseidon. In the Greek-influenced tradition, Neptune was the brother of Jupiter and Pluto; the brothers presided over the realms of Heaven, the earthly world, and the Underworld. Salacia was his consort.
Sacrifices
Neptune is one of the only three Roman gods to whom it was appropriate to sacrifice bulls, the other two being Apollo and Mars.The wrong offering would require a piaculum, if due to inadvertency or necessity. The type of the offering implies a stricter connection between the deity and the worldly realm.
€ Read a book which is based on sacrifice( of any sort ) / Read a thriller where main plot is kidnapping. Lake Albanus
During the war with Veii in 393 BC the level of Lake Albano (Albanus Lacus) rose to an unusual height even in the absence of rain. This prodigy was believed to be relevant on the siege of Veii because a haruspex from Veii recited some lines of a prophecy that illustrated the relationship between the level of its waters and either the safety or the fall of the town to the Romans.
€ Read a book with genre as Mythological fantasy/ Read a book based on mermaids.Paredrae
Paredrae are entities who pair or accompany a god. They represent the fundamental aspects or the powers of the god with whom they are associated.
Neptune's two paredrae Salacia and Venilia represent the overpowering and the tranquil aspects of water, both natural and domesticated: Salacia would impersonate the gushing, overbearing waters and Venilia the still or quietly flowing waters.
€ Read a book that is based on sisters / Read a book where main Protagonist is either very lively and outgoing or very quiet introvert in nature.
Three Girls and a Baby by Rachel Schurig
✔ ☬The SunThe Sun or Sol, is the star at the centre of our solar system and is responsible for the Earth’s climate and weather. The Sun is an almost perfect sphere with a difference of just 10km in diameter between the poles and the equator. The Sun is middle-aged - it is currently 4.57 billion years with an expected life time of another 5 billion years or so. It takes 8 minutes for light from the sun to reach earth. And yes, it's very hot! It's temperature at its core is 14 million Kelvin. Every eleven years, the magnetic poles of the Sun switch. This cycle is called "Solarmax".
☉* Read a book told in the first person POV or where there is only one main character.
☉* Read a book with an MC who is aged between 40 and 65 years old
☉* Read a book where an MC changes their life path completely. Eg careers, state, country, sexual orientation, religion/beliefs, wealth etc. You must be able to show this in the precis.
Raven by Suzy Turner
☉* Read a book with a light source on the cover
☉* Read a book with the main page genre 'Erotica
RAVENclaw March House Game: BIRD WATCHING (Re-reads OK)
A notable feature of passerines is the arrangement of their toes (three pointing forward and one back) which facilitates perching. Sometimes known as perching birds or, less accurately in the case of Ravens, as songbirds, the passerines form one of the most diverse land vertebrate orders, with over 5,000 identified species. There are roughly twice as many species of passerines as there are in the largest mammal order (rodents).
Examples of other passerines include the following songbirds:
Red-Breasted Nuthatch
✔ Orange-Crowned Fairy Wren
Battle Earth by Nick S. Thomas
Yellow Oriole
Green Broadbill
✔ Blue Jay
Glazed Murder by Jessica Beck
✔ Purple Martin
Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban by J.K. Rowling
✔ Brown Thornbill
H is for Hawk by Helen Macdonald
✔ Black-Capped Chickadee
The Emerald Talisman by Brenda Pandos
✔ White-Necked Raven
The Flower Hunter's Cottage by De-ann Black
✔ Grey Catbird
Raven by Suzy Turner
✔ Pink-Throated Twinspot
Killer Cupcakes by Leighann Dobbs
Eastern Goldfinch
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How To Play:
**All books read for this challenge must be started on or after March 1, 2015**
This is a cover color challenge. The name of the bird tells you the color of the cover of the book. The cover must create an impression of "the book is that color" not some object on the cover that has to be enlarged to be visible. When you look at the book, you need to think, "that book is red," not "that book has red on it."
Each color may be used one time.
Each of the first six books is worth 1 point each.
Bonus Points
+2 bonus for finishing all 12 colors.
+1 if all submitted books have birds on the covers.
+1 if one book title contains the word RAVEN
+1 for Ravenclaw players
MARCH HOUSE CHALLENGE: Gryffindor Crest
This challenge is based on the Gryffindor Crest. It symbolizes our bravery, courage, nerve, and chivalry. Its colors are important to us as well as its symbols.
TASKS:
1. Colors: Read a book with a scarlet/gold/cream cover (will allow any combination of these colors; must be at least 75%).
2. Knight: Read a book in which a character is a knight/soldier/serves/protects someone else.
Battle Earth by Nick S. Thomas
3. Moon and Star: Read a book with a night scene or celestial bodies (moon, stars) on the cover or in the title.
Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban by J.K. Rowling
4. Lion: Read a book with a wild feline (lion, tiger, etc.) on the cover or in the title.
5. Shield: Read a book with a shield (be creative--goggles, hand over the eyes, etc.) on the cover or "SHIELD" in the title.
6. Godric Gryffindor: Read a book written by an author with both initials "G.G."
7. Nearly Headless Nick: Read a book with a ghost on the cover, ghost as important, or a character loses their head (beheading).
8. Minerva McGonagall: Read a book with an "M" character.
H is for Hawk by Helen Macdonald
9. The Fat Lady: Read a book with a character in pink clothing on the cover.
Wait for the Rain by Maria Murnane
10. Gryffindor roughly corresponds to the element of FIRE: Read a book where fire is important or has fire on the cover.
Opal Fire by Barbra Annino
RULES:
1. Sign up with your House indicated.
2. Tasks can be done in any order.
3. NO Children's, Manga, Beta, Fan Fiction, Audiobooks
4. YA = 140 pp; all others = 125 pp
POINTS:
+0.50 = each book read
+1 = participation (not comp)
+0.25 = BONUS: per book with Author Initial "G" (first, middle, or last)
+3 = BONUS: complete all tasks
+1 = BONUS: Gryffindor member
+1 = BONUS: (Hufflepuff, Ravenclaw, Slytherin ONLY) Post the GRYFFINDOR Crest and the words "GO GRYFFINDOR" in YOUR Common Room--link with your sign up post
Class of the Month - MARCH - DONE
Incantations: Enchanting Objects
An Extra Credit Class brought to you by HUFFLEPUFF
Struggling with your incantations? Did your last enchanted object grow teeth and eat your homework? Then this class is for you. Silence that screaming banshee that was once your favorite dress. Keep your Keds from running away without you. Take this class and your worries are over! The Hogwarts Incantations class. Enchanting objects for extra credit since the 9th Century.
For this class, read a book that fits any of the following criteria:
❑ - Mirror of Erised | Read a book that has a MIRROR on the cover
❑ - Invisibility Cloak | Read a book with a cloak/overcoat on the cover or a GHOST in the story
❑ - Weasley family clock | Read a book that is part of a family saga or is listed as FAMILY on a main page genre
16 Lighthouse Road by Debbie Macomber review link 3 points
❑ - Godric Gryffindor's Sword | Read a book with a SWORD or RED STONE on the cover.
❑ - Flying carpets | Read a book with a flying object on the cover or where someone takes a trip.
The Liquidator by John Gardner review link 1.50 points
Review comments: 3 points
Ravenclaw: Comment on review of Blood Bound 0.25 points
Ravenclaw: Comment on review of Magic Rises 0.25 points
Huffelpuff: Comment on review of The Magicians 0.50 points
Huffelpuff: Comment on review of The Lightning Thief 0.50 points
Slytherin: Comment on review of The Martian 0.50 points
Gryffindor: Comment on review of Love You to Death 0.50 points
Huffelpuff: Comment on review of Every Which Way But Dead 0.50 points
HOW THIS WORKS
✽Open to all Hogwarts students and headmistresses.
✽Each Hogwarts player may select no more than two books to read for this class.
✽The books are to be read as independent tasks. This is a "do your own work" assignment, so no buddy read points will be awarded for books posted as Class Schedule texts.
✽No re-reads are permitted. The book must be new to you.
✽The book may not be started before March 1, 2015.
✽Posting Requirements - Cover and Title, Rating, and Date Completed. If it is not evident from the book's main page blurb, please indicate how the book fits the class task.
✽Review Option - You may write and submit a review for additional credit. This review is to be submitted as a formal GoodReads review, not simply a thread posting. Include a link to your review with your book posting if you choose to take advantage of this additional opportunity.
✽Comments Option - As a final option, you may earn additional points for comments you make on other players' reviews. Your comments must indicate that you read the review in its entirety and contribute one of three things :
☞ An observation about your own experience with the book
☞ A question about the reader’s experience with the book
☞ Whether, based on this review, you might add or avoid this particular book.
✽Include all relevant points requests in a single post -- Your book or books, a link to your review, and links to any and all reviews comments that you make.
HOW TO GET YOUR POINTS
~ 2 points for the first book read that fits the class specs. 1 point for a second book.
~ 1 point for your review of your first book. .5 points for your second book review.
.25 points for comments on your own housemates' reviews.
.5 points for each comment on reviews by opponent houses.
☞ You may make as many comments as you like in any combination of points up to a total of 3 points.
MAR15 Scavenger Hunt
MARCH 1 - 31, 2015
Total: 0/20
Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban by J.K. Rowling
4. CANE (pg 23) Do they use the CANE at St. Brutus's, boy?
20. TROPHY (pg 144) Peeves the poltergeist was currently bouncing around the TROPHY room.
Glazed Murder by Jessica Beck
1. NEIGHBOR (loc 3022) when my NEIGHBOR Gabby spotted me.
16 Lighthouse Road by Debbie Macomber
15. BASKETBALL (loc 181) This time of year, it's BASKETBALL.
Killer Cupcakes by Leighann Dobbs
19. HOPE (loc 943) Jack! I HOPE you can help me .. I'm worried about Lexy!
H is for Hawk by Helen Macdonald
3. SPY (loc 1912) I am not a SPY, I'd told my father.
The Flower Hunter's Cottage by De-ann Black
7. FIRE (loc 108) Do you know how to light a FIRE?
Battle Earth by Nick S. Thomas
11. WAR (loc 358) They had not seen a WAR between major powers for sixtyyears.
Raven by Suzy Turner
2. CURTAIN (loc 4036) she pulled back a heavy thick green CURTAIN to reveal a large ova-shaped
The Emerald Talisman by Brenda Pandos
18. MADNESS (loc 3176) get you away from MADNESS like this in L.A.
A New Witch in Town (Maybe Two) by Dani Corlee
13. LEMON (loc 1194) What about an iced LEMON tea?
The Sewing Bee by the Sea by De-ann Black
17. SEED (loc 288) - from SEED pearls to and bugle beads to crystals of every hue...
The Liquidator by John Gardner
14. PALM (loc 592) built between clusters of eucalyptus, orange, lemon and PALM
Something to Witch About by Amanda M. Lee
10. WIND (loc 826) I still don't understand about the WIND monster, though.
Three Girls and a Baby by Rachel Schurig
16. BRACKET (loc 1401) to properly attach BRACKET C to leg brace F.
Got A Hold On You by Pat White
8. JOSEPH (Character) (loc 4321) No one's called me JOSEPH since third grade.
The Eyre Affair by Jasper Fforde
6. COIN (pg 84) lifeless again until the next COIN.
A Father's Special Care by Gill Sanderson
5. LUCK (loc 123) That poor driver just ran out of LUCK.
Getting Lucky by Katie Graykowski
9. LOUD (loc 170) A LOUD clunk rocketed from the parking lot.
Wait for the Rain by Maria Murnane
12. ROME/ROMAN (loc 3048) When in ROME, right?
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