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5.1 - Geometry
Read a book with a word for a geometric shape from in the title or subtitle. Plurals and possessives work, but no other variations. ex. Under the Dome, The Square of Revenge, Sphere of Influence, Murder at the Pentagon, The Kite Runner

"pyramid" and "prism" alone work

"equilateral" works as a shape as it is identified in the dictionary as "noun: a figure having all its sides equal."

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Will Flat-Out Sexy work for this task?

jingles wrote: "Will Flat-Out Sexy work for this task?
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No, flat-out is not a listed shape

Approval for this book (SQUARE)

Book Concierge wrote: "Approval for this book (SQUARE) "

square works

The web page does not open for me! My browser says, "cannot find the server�"

Pat wrote: "The web page does not open for me! My browser says, "cannot find the server�""

I've added a link to a google document in post 2- see if that works

I think this counts?
The Tenth Circle by Jodi Picoult

Arshiya wrote: "I think this counts?
The Tenth Circle by Jodi Picoult"

It would

Will this work for square? A Grosvenor Square Christmas by Anna Campbell.

Hina wrote: "Will this work for square? A Grosvenor Square Christmas by Anna Campbell."

Yes, if the ebook is verified for length

When you say subtitle, does series title work?
(Circle Trilogy)

Anita wrote: "When you say subtitle, does series title work?
(Circle Trilogy)"

No. The general rule for the challenge is that series titles are not allowed unless they are specifically stated to be allowed. "Subtitle" refers to the words following a : in the title, series titles are found in parentheses after the title.

That's what I thought, but I wanted to ask to make sure :)

How is by Michael Williams?

Navarra wrote: "How is by Michael Williams?"

yes, the word "arch" is on the list.

Sandy wrote: "Navarra wrote: "How is by Michael Williams?"

yes, the word "arch" is on the list."

This task was a lot harder than I thought it would be, for some reason.

Would Last Kiss In Tiananmen Square - Lisa Zhang Wharton be ok?

Fiona (Titch) wrote: "Would Last Kiss In Tiananmen Square - Lisa Zhang Wharton be ok?"

yes, "square" is on the list.

Yay :D

For those of you working on the "1001" list, here are a few options I found:

The First Circle
Hangover Square
Eclipse of the Crescent Moon

The Matarese Circle by Robert Ludlum

Ann A wrote: "For those of you working on the "1001" list, here are a few options I found:

The First Circle
Hangover Square
Eclipse of the Crescent Moon"

Thanks, Ann!

Claire wrote: "The Matarese Circle by Robert Ludlum"

That works

Sphere by Michael Crichton.

Deborah wrote: "Sphere by Michael Crichton."

Including the book link is really helpful (use 'add book/author' above the posting box)

Sphere works

A Cricket in Time Square?

James wrote: "A Cricket in Time Square?"

Please include a link to the book- use "add book/author" above the posting box. It's not possible to make a determination without it

The Cricket in Times Square

James wrote: "The Cricket in Times Square"

The Cricket in Times Square has genre Children's on the main page
AR BookFinder: MG - BL: 4.9 - AR Pts: 4.0
Books must have a BL of 5.0 (or higher) AND AR Pts of 7.0 (or higher) or for one 5 point task a BL of at least 5.0 OR AR Pts of at least 5.0

Both scores are below a 5. This book may not be used for SRC tasks

Hiya, would Equilateral work for this task? Equilateral is on the list but paired with triangle (this is a novel about some crazy idea to build a giant equilateral triangle in the desert in Northern Africa and LIGHT IT ON FIRE so the Martians would see it and know intelligent life existed on Earth - this apparently actually happened) so I wasn't sure if that didn't have enough of the phrase or not. Thanks!

Melissa wrote: "Hiya, would Equilateral work for this task? Equilateral is on the list but paired with triangle (this is a novel about some crazy idea to build a giant equilateral triangle in the ..."

Since the dictionary says "equilateral" is "noun: a figure having all its sides equal." it fulfills the task requirement of "a word for a geometric shape". Please include that it was approved in the help thread when you post

Dlmrose wrote: Since the dictionary says "equilateral" is "noun: a figure having all its sides equal." it fulfills the task requirement of "a word for a geometric shape". Please include that it was approved in the help thread when you post ..."

Awesome!! this was rec'd to me a while back so I've been looking forward to reading it :D Thanks, Dlmrose, and will do!

would this work?
Fairy Cube, Vol. 01 by Kaori Yuki (shape: Cube)

Delmy =^.^= wrote: "would this work?
Fairy Cube, Vol. 01 by Kaori Yuki (shape: Cube)"

yes

Just wondering if DIAMOND would work for this task?

Samantha wrote: "Just wondering if DIAMOND would work for this task?"

No, diamond does not appear on the list