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December

Letter: E

Shelves:

1. 4-stars
2. 2012
3. e-books
4. non-fiction
5. classics
6. contemporary
7. adult
8. adventure
9. urban-fantasy
10. short-stories
11. abandoned
12. poetry

Categories:

a. Inanimate Object on cover (partials acceptable)
b. Multiple POVs(more than 2)
c. Male Authors
d. Number of Pages: 600+
e. Main Character (90% of book): Female
f. Published in: 1920 - 1949
g. Number of Pages: 301-400
h. Multiple Authors (can be 2 -co-authors, OR many -for anthologies, etc)
i. Published in: 2000 - 2009
j. Published after 2009
k. Cover is primarily dark colours (black, brown, dark blue etc) Think: Gloomy
l. An average rating of more than 3 stars

Quick Reminder:

December Card is valid til 31st Jan

...you may want to read Dec books in Jan so you can complete as many other Cards you can the rest of this year

I've still got 41 books to read (err, about a book a day! it's not going to happen for me!)

Yeah can't wait to start looking! I haven't finished any cards. Close on a couple but I only started in June so maybe next years challenge will get done! :)

I'm off on the book hunt!

I have some misgivings about the letter "E"
Let me know how you go on the book hunt!

Tien wrote: "I've still got 41 books to read (err, about a book a day! it's not going to happen for me!) "

Yeah, it's not going to happen for me either. I have 43 left NOT including December, but I've had such fun with this challenge and found some great books that I would definitely not have read without it :0)

I am totally in the same boat, Lauren.

I also have 41 to read, not counting December. Clearly not going to happen. Oh, well.

Susan, I seldom finish these games on time - well, that was true through June, when I retired.

At present, I only have three old ones that I am still working on - LOST (16), Moving Mountains (4), and Timber: a birthday game (3) + 67 left in Scatter Shelves.

I truly hope to complete these next year; but, regardless, I get to read a lot of good books I would never have chosen.

I actually found this one easier to plan than many. Not so many authors, but lots of "E"s in titles. And many of the shelves I needed seemed to just jump out at me. The categories, not so much. But I think my total planning time was shorter than for most months.

Dirty trick, though, putting a 600+ book in the last month. Shame on you, Tien! (jk)

Oops. Maybe I spoke too soon. I have a question. In an anthology of short stories, may we consider all of the authors' names in coming up with an "E"? Or do we need to find an "E" in the editor's name?

Susan wrote: "Oops. Maybe I spoke too soon. I have a question. In an anthology of short stories, may we consider all of the authors' names in coming up with an "E"? Or do we need to find an "E" in the editor's n..."

any author's name's fine.

Susan wrote: "Dirty trick, though, putting a 600+ book in the last month. Shame on you, Tien! (jk) "

lol - blame the random generator, Susan! It's not me ;p

Tien wrote: "lol - blame the random generator, Susan! It's not me ;p ..."

I knew that. Just needed to razz you a little. :)

Excluding December I still have 34 books to read. I have one month with just one book left and another three months with two books each. On the plus side I do have two weeks off at Christmas.