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25.6 - Chaitra's task: Reading for the Video Game Junkie!
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#1:
Packing for Mars: The Curious Science of Life in the Void
Singing the Dogstar Blues
#2:
Beauty Queens
The Eleventh Plague
#3:
Gold
The Hunger Games
#4:
The Liberated Bride
#6:
The Royal Treatment [Alaskan Royal Family]

Anyway, if anyone is looking for an amazing book that'd work for B (surviving a plane crash), Beauty Queens is absolutely wonderful.

Yes, it works!

Lol Dee! I had more options per game when I started making the task. These video game universes are too vast lol.

Anyway, if anyone is looking for an amazing book that'd work for B (surviving a plane crash), Beauty Queens is absolutely wonde..."
Thanks Ms Anderson! I've added Beauty Queens in the approved post above. :)

I just wanted to check that a NHL hockey player as a main character would work for option 3.

I just wanted to check that a NHL hockey player as a main character would work for option 3."
If there is a hockey game as part of the plot, then yes - that would work.

The Eleventh Plague
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Yes Kathy, based on the description that would work!

I just wanted to check that a NHL hockey player as a main character would work for option 3."
If there is a hockey game as part of the plot, then yes - that would w..."
There is. Thanks:)

It would also work for YA options or 15.3 Option 1.
I am using it for 10.5 Time Warp.

It would also work for YA options or 15.3 Option 1.
I am using it for 1..."
Donna Jo, yes it would! It sounds very interesting... :) I'll add it up in the first post as well...

Christine, it needs to be a car. Sorry!

Yes - that would work!




Packing for Mars is really funny - I don't know if you do audiobooks but the narrator just made it all the better

Yes, that would work!

Yes! Black death would count as a disaster. :)

To the Lighthouse -- look between the two OO's in Woolf --

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Mid fall, on 16th October, my dear husband - the video game junkie - turns 30! It's been a tradition for me ever since we've been together, to buy him video games for his birthday and then complain year-round when he plays them to the exclusion of all else. :D So, in honor of the husband's big three-oh, my task is to read through some of his favorite video games.
For this task, pick two books from two different options. You may read the novelizations of any of the mentioned games, provided you choose them from different options.
Required: Please state the options you choose. If the option involves a cover, please post the cover. If the choices are not obvious from the GoodReads description, please state the connection.
1. Halo 3 & Mass Effect 3: Read a non-fiction book about space -or- a fiction book which features aliens -or- read any book in a series (identified as such on Å·±¦ÓéÀÖ) with at least three published books at the start of the fall challenge (the published books must exclude short stories/novellas published in anthologies).
2. Bioshock: Read a book with a protagonist who survives a natural or man-made disaster (a vehicle crash, earthquake, tsunami, forest fire, plane crash, hurricane, nuclear explosion, flood, etc.) -or- a book with the genre "Horror" on the main page -or- a book with a plane or a lighthouse on the cover.
3. Forza 4: Read a book with a car on the cover -or- a book with a main character that has something to do with cars (driver/mechanic/maker/salesman) -or- a book where a competition is a main plot point (it need not be a sporting contest. Quizzes/beauty contests will work).
4. Prince of Persia: Read a book set in one of the Middle Eastern countries (here's a ) -or- a book that features a demon from Islamic legends (djinn, afrit, marid etc.) -or- a book with the genre "Adventure" on the main page.
5. Portal: Read a book with the genre "Mystery" or "Humor" on the main page -or- a book with a door or a dessert on the cover -or- a book with an escape or a rescue as a main plot point (Escape/rescue should be from a physical place of imprisonment. Escape from a wedding for example wouldn't be acceptable unless the bride/groom was kept imprisoned beforehand).
6. Dishonored: Read a book set or published in the 19th century (1800-1899) -or- a book with a royal character -or- a book with the genre "Steampunk" on the main page.
Hope you enjoy this task as much as I did creating it! Happy reading!