The Seasonal Reading Challenge discussion
SUMMER CHALLENGE 2016
>
10.10 - Can You Read the Top Row?
Kathy G. wrote: "Do these "glasses" work? There are no "ear pieces"
thanks
"
I don't actually consider a dog to be "someone" - I'll change the task to make it clear that it's a person.
thanks

I don't actually consider a dog to be "someone" - I'll change the task to make it clear that it's a person.


Camilla wrote: "How is "wearing" defined? I'm thinking about
, where the guy has sunglasses on his head, but they don't cover his eyes."
no, the person needs to be wearing them in the usual sense, on the eyes.

no, the person needs to be wearing them in the usual sense, on the eyes.
Bea wrote: "My choice: 
Only half of the face/glasses show, so will that count?"
as long as there's enough showing so that it's clear, without any interpretation or guess-work. This one works.

Only half of the face/glasses show, so will that count?"
as long as there's enough showing so that it's clear, without any interpretation or guess-work. This one works.
Christine wrote: "would this work ?
or this
"
no, neither shows the person wearing the glasses on her eyes.


no, neither shows the person wearing the glasses on her eyes.

Thanks.
Christine wrote: "Would this cover qualify, since the glasses are partly falling off?
"
yes, they're close to the eyes/nose.

yes, they're close to the eyes/nose.

I was going to ask a similar question!
Camilla wrote: "Okay, are the glasses visible enough in this one? You need to enlarge the cover to see them better.
"
that works. To save Dlmrose having to rethink it, please note in your completed task post that it was approved here, if you do choose to use this book.

that works. To save Dlmrose having to rethink it, please note in your completed task post that it was approved here, if you do choose to use this book.

Thanks. Yes, when posting I usually provide a link to the help thread message in which my book was approved.
Camilla wrote: "Sandy wrote: "To save Dlmrose having to rethink it, please note in your completed task post that it was approved here, if you do choose to use this book."
Thanks. Yes, when posting I usually provi..."
always a good idea!
Thanks. Yes, when posting I usually provi..."
always a good idea!


The grandpa on the left is wearing glasses...
Ann A wrote: "I just started this and noticed it should work for this task!

The grandpa on the left is wearing glasses..."
yes, it does work.

The grandpa on the left is wearing glasses..."
yes, it does work.


Can you see the Inspector's glasses on the tip of his nose ... he's peaking around the hearse, and it seems he is adjusting them.
Some of the other books in this series show his glasses a little more clearly ... and they are always mentioned in the books (Mrs Jeffries frequently uses them as an excuse to show up at murder scenes - "I brought your glasses")
Book Concierge wrote: "
Can you see the Inspector's glasses on the tip of his nose ... he's peaking around the hearse, and it seems he is adjusting them.
Some of the oth..."
I went to Amazon so that I could really enlarge the picture, and he's clearly wearing glasses. Please indicate in your task post that it's been approved in this thread, so that Dlmrose doesn't have to revisit this!

Can you see the Inspector's glasses on the tip of his nose ... he's peaking around the hearse, and it seems he is adjusting them.
Some of the oth..."
I went to Amazon so that I could really enlarge the picture, and he's clearly wearing glasses. Please indicate in your task post that it's been approved in this thread, so that Dlmrose doesn't have to revisit this!


Can you see the Inspector's glasses on the tip of his nose ... he's peaking around the hearse, and it seems he is adjusting ..."
Thanks, Sandy ... but I think I am going to read one of the earlier books instead ...


He's more prominent in both these covers and it's easier to see his glasses!
Paula wrote: "It looks like the little girl inside the monster's mouth is wearing glasses?
"
yes, she seems to be wearing glasses.

yes, she seems to be wearing glasses.


You cans see the top of the glasses frame above the eye, the bottom of the glasses is a faint line below the eye, and the nose pad to the right of the rose bud.
Thanks.
Books mentioned in this topic
The Inside of Out (other topics)The Inside of Out (other topics)
In a German Pension (other topics)
In a German Pension (other topics)
In a German Pension (other topics)
More...
August is also National Eye Exam Month � read a book with a person wearing glasses or sunglasses (on his or her eyes) on the cover. REQUIRED: Include the cover in your post.