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Georgia wrote: "hi! I'm looking to read the Handmaid's Tale at long last - any idea where it would fit? thank you! :)"

I've just started reading it. I'm using it for the book everyone else has read category.

Ashleigh wrote: "I plan on reading these three books in February and wondering if anyone knows where these books might fit?

Faerie Tale by Raymond E Feist (I do think it might go with the magical real..."

There's apparently a death metal song called 'The Pestilence' 😂

As for 'Eleanor' - have you ever wanted to visit Scotland? Could work for 30.

Ashleigh wrote: "I plan on reading these three books in February and wondering if anyone knows where these books might fit?

Faerie Tale by Raymond E Feist (I do think it might go with the magical real..."

I have Eleanor down under prompt 11: a book about forgetting, because I've wanted to read it for a while and it was in the listopia for that prompt.

Does anyone think Rebecca would work for a book about forgetting. I've read it a few times and watched all the movies, and, to me, at the heart everyone is trying to/desperately want to forget about Rebecca. Is that just me? Is that really nebulous?

Don't know if this was mentioned yet, but would Caraval or Verity fit anywhere on the 2021 list?

Miriam wrote: "Don't know if this was mentioned yet, but would Caraval or Verity fit anywhere on the 2021 list?"

Caraval could work for a fresh start. It's been tagged as magical realism too.

Miriam wrote: "Don't know if this was mentioned yet, but would Caraval or Verity fit anywhere on the 2021 list?"

The main character in Verity is a writer. I know that's a lot of Goodreaders' dream profession.

I am currently reading The Secret Prophecy by Herbie Brennan . Since there is a secret society involved...do you think it would qualify as "a book about Dark Acadamia"? If not, does anyone have ideas for where it would fit?

In Jan I finished Trace and have it marked for the 2021 challenge but not sure what category it should go into.

Where does You Should See Me in a Crown fit, please? And thanks!

Could someone please advise where A Court of Thorns and Roses by Sarah J. Maas would fit?

ACOTR could fit
a book everyone else has read
the main character is an artist (painter)
you could say the main character has a fresh start in fairyland

Melissa0919 wrote: "Where does You Should See Me in a Crown fit, please? And thanks!"

There's a Billie Eilish song with the same title!

Hello! Where would - Circe fit? Thanks!

Miri wrote: "Melissa0919 wrote: "Where does You Should See Me in a Crown fit, please? And thanks!"

There's a Billie Eilish song with the same title!"

I always think of that lol.

But does anyone know where it fits? lol

Melissa0919 wrote: "Miri wrote: "Melissa0919 wrote: "Where does You Should See Me in a Crown fit, please? And thanks!"

There's a Billie Eilish song with the same title!"

I always think of that lol.

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One of the prompts is a book with the same title as a song :D

Jasmine wrote: "Hello! Where would - Circe by Madeline Miller fit?"

It is a while since I read it put I'm pretty sure there are three generations in it.

It's quite popular so maybe a book everyone else has read or maybe you'd like to visit Greece?

Jasmine wrote: "Hello! Where would - Circe fit? Thanks!"


The island where Circe lives sounded really wonderful to me and I would LOVE to visit there! of course I can't, but the category didn't say it had to be a real place.

I have to read One Day in the Life of Ivan Denisovich for school. Any ideas where this could fit?

Sarah wrote: "Jasmine wrote: "Hello! Where would - Circe by Madeline Miller fit?"

It is a while since I read it put I'm pretty sure there are three generations in it.

It's quite popular so maybe a book everyon..."

Oh yes! That works perfectly. Thank you so much! :)

Nadine wrote: "Jasmine wrote: "Hello! Where would - Circe fit? Thanks!"


The island where Circe lives sounded really wonderful to me and I would LOVE to visit there! of course I can't, but the ca..."

Haha, that's true! I wouldn't mind visiting the island where she lives. Thanks! :)

can anyone let me know if Stiff: The Curious Life Of Human Cadavers fits anywhere? (its not a dream job and the author does not share a zodiac sign with me) thanks!

Lindsey wrote: "can anyone let me know if Stiff: The Curious Life Of Human Cadavers fits anywhere? (its not a dream job and the author does not share a zodiac sign with me) thanks!"

Does it make you think of your favorite person? A subject you’re passionate about? Ugliest/prettiest cover? Or perhaps last year’s prompt for a subject you know nothing about?

I'm reading Stiff: The Curious Lives of Human Cadavers right now, but for a different challenge.

I think you could put it under an oxymoron, cadavers are dead therefore they can't have curious lives.

Also, I think it'd fall under dark academia. Not the thought we immediately have of a school setting, but it's academic and a dark topic.

I am about to start The Girl With All the Gifts. Where would it fit?

Having not read it, could it be one of the past/present/future ones?

Amy wrote: "I am about to start The Girl With All the Gifts. Where would it fit?

Having not read it, could it be one of the past/present/future ones?"


The past/present/future is from AtY :-) And yes you could make an argument that it is set in the near future.

For Popsugar, it is set mostly outdoors.

Nadine wrote: "Amy wrote: "I am about to start The Girl With All the Gifts. Where would it fit?

Having not read it, could it be one of the past/present/future ones?"


The past/present/future is..."

Ha! I'm in the wrong group! But that's very helpful :) For both! Thank you!

I got Girl A by Abigail Dean in my BOTM box. Without spoilers, would you say this could be a book about forgetting? Or maybe fresh starts? if not, could it fit somewhere else? thank you!

Any suggestions for where to put The Library at Mount Char or
When No One is Watching?

Lindsey wrote: "can anyone let me know if Stiff: The Curious Life Of Human Cadavers fits anywhere? (its not a dream job and the author does not share a zodiac sign with me) thanks!"

You can also use it for a past PopSugar prompt, a microhistory.

raygunmachine wrote: "Any suggestions for where to put The Library at Mount Char or
When No One is Watching?"

The Library at Mount Char could be several:
5. A dark academia book
11. A book about forgetting
21. A genre hybrid
23. A book with something broken on the cover
27. A book about do-overs or fresh starts
28. Magical Realism

Buckle up - it's a crazy ride. :)

Sarah wrote: "Melissa0919 wrote: "Miri wrote: "Melissa0919 wrote: "Where does You Should See Me in a Crown fit, please? And thanks!"

There's a Billie Eilish song with the same title!"

I always ..."


I am silly lol! I see that now!

Any suggestions for where to put "Behold The Dreamers?"

Amy wrote: "raygunmachine wrote: "Any suggestions for where to put The Library at Mount Char or
When No One is Watching?"

The Library at Mount Char could be se..."

Thanks!

Anyone have any idea what prompt I can use The Return by Nicholas Sparks for?

Does anyone have any suggestions for Away with the Penguins or Kingdom of Sleep? I put them on hold last year and they've only just come through!

Hi there, just finished The book of Longings, not quite sure if/where it could fit. Suggestions?
Thanks

Any suggestions for This Is Not the Jess Show?

Le Petit wrote: "Would Miss Peregrine's Home for Peculiar Children work for genre hybrid?"

I think so? It could be fantasy/horror/historical or whatever genre could incorporate the pictures. Not the expert though

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Reading Haven’t they Grown by Sophie Hannah. Not sure where it fits and id like to check off one of the prompts if possible!

Where could this fit? Thanks!

Melissa0919 wrote: "
Where could this fit? Thanks!"


Dream job? social justice (for the drug addiciton)? best friend would like? meant to read it last year? or past category ...

@Nadine Thank you!

Any suggestions for All My Mother's Lovers?

I read yesterday the Delany’s Sister book if wisdom! Loved it, finny, witty...
But I don’t know if I could fit it in the challenge! I already filled the black and white cover prompt.
Not what gente it is, wikipedia says self-help but I don’t think it really is.
Any suggestions?

Any suggestions where Killers of the Flower Moon: The Osage Murders and the Birth of the FBI could fit? I wish the author was indigenous but no luck there..

Erin wrote: "Any suggestions for All My Mother's Lovers?"

How about prettiest cover?

Duy wrote: "Any suggestions where Killers of the Flower Moon: The Osage Murders and the Birth of the FBI could fit? I wish the author was indigenous but no luck there.."



Maybe a dream job or a subject you are passionate about? (a lot of this book is about the start of the FBI) Or a book about forgetting (because most of this country "forgot" these events - I certainly had not heard of them!) You could really stre-e-e-e-tch the "song title" category because there's a song titled "Under the Killing Moon." And, it's been a while since I read this book, but I'm pretty sure there are people from at least three generations (maybe someone who read it more recently can confirm).

Duy wrote: "Any suggestions where Killers of the Flower Moon: The Osage Murders and the Birth of the FBI could fit? I wish the author was indigenous but no luck there.."

Social justice?

Heather L wrote: "Duy wrote: "Any suggestions where Killers of the Flower Moon: The Osage Murders and the Birth of the FBI could fit? I wish the author was indigenous but no luck there.."

Social jus..."

I was going to use Invisible Women for that but perhaps will switch it around. Thanks!