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message 51: by ~Leslie~ (last edited Mar 17, 2013 02:08PM) (new)

~Leslie~ (akareadingmachine) Duration: 11/1/12 - 4/30/13

13/22

(A)What's in a NAME (authors)(view spoiler)
Until Proven Guilty (J.P. Beaumont, #1) by J.A. Jance Dream Lake (Friday Harbor, #3) by Lisa Kleypas Conspiracy Game (GhostWalkers, #4) by Christine Feehan Shadow of Night (All Souls Trilogy, #2) by Deborah Harkness Stolen Heat (Stolen Trilogy #2) by Elisabeth Naughton

(B) The Adjective in the title
1. "color" The Black Echo 12/15/12 ***1/2 stars
2. "good feeling" (wonderful)Wonderful
3. "bad feeling"(deadly)Deadly Game 1/8/13 ***** stars
4. "condition"(enraptured) Enraptured
5. "touch" (Hot)Hot Stuff
The Black Echo (Harry Bosch, #1) by Michael Connelly Deadly Game (GhostWalkers, #5) by Christine Feehan

(C) Hit the Road
1.where you have lived Cry Wolf3/8/13 ****1/2 stars
2. place in the title Jade Island 1/22/13 ***1/2 stars
3. country in the titleLost In Italy
4. Title has your state Kane(Louisiana Gentlemen)
5.Title has an address in it74 Seaside Avenue3/12/13 **** stars
Jade Island by Elizabeth Lowell Cry Wolf (Doucet #3) by Tami Hoag 74 Seaside Avenue by Debbie Macomber

(D)It was a very good year (written in)
1. The year you became a mom (1989)Shield's Lady
2. The first year you finished high school (1979)Kane and Abel
3. The year you got your drivers license(1975)The Barefoot Princess
4. The year you were born(1961)Mila 18
5. The year your parents married(1957)April Lady

(E)Period Pieces
1. about any historical fiction personThe Iron Rose 11/23/12 **** stars
2. about any historical non-fiction personEmpire of the Summer Moon: Quanah Parker and the Rise and Fall of the Comanches, the Most Powerful Indian Tribe in American History
3. about any world leader/ruler The Reckoning 12/17/12 **** stars
4. about a queenThe Winter Palace: A Novel of Catherine the Great
5. about a king Lionheart
The Iron Rose (Dante Pirates, #2) by Marsha Canham The Reckoning (Welsh Princes, #3) by Sharon Kay Penman

(F)Daily Double: Period Pieces
1. Defiant 12/29/12 ***** stars
2. The Scarlet Lion 11/29/12 ***** stars
The Scarlet Lion (William Marshal, #3) by Elizabeth Chadwick Defiant (MacKinnon's Rangers, #3) by Pamela Clare


message 52: by Bree (new)

Bree (coffeebeanbookshelf) Leslie wrote: "Can we backtrack to Nov 1st if we start now?"

That's totally fine, Leslie...welcome to the challenge!


message 53: by ~Leslie~ (new)

~Leslie~ (akareadingmachine) thanks, Bree! Not sure I need it, but nice to know I can! Also, as to the Daily Double - this is what I think I have to do for it. Please correct me if I'm wrong.

The daily double is chosen from one category, but 2 different "clues". Or can you choose 1 clue from 2 different categories? So you would have a total of 27 books either way.


message 54: by Stephany (last edited Dec 02, 2012 12:23PM) (new)

Stephany (thebigmachine) | 1 comments Jeopardy!
Nov 1, 2012-Apr 30,2013

0/27

(A)What's in a NAME (authors)
1. One letter the same in name (no vowels): The Art of Racing in the Rain by Garth Stein
2. Two letters the same (no vowels): The Untouchable by John Banville
3. Three letters the same(one can be a vowel): The Big Sleep
4. Four letters the same (2 can be vowels): Oryx and Crake by Margaret Atwood
5. 5 letters the same (3 can be vowels)

Who is ___?

(B) The Adjective in the title
1. "color" adjective or "Shape" (deep, narrow, square): Blue Moon Rising
2. "good feeling" (happy, joyous, neat):
3. "bad feeling" (angry, jealous, scary): Bitter Seeds
4. "condition" (famous, rich, helpful) or "time" (late, rapid):
5. "quantity" (abundant, full, heavy) or "touch"(chilly, dusty): In Cold Blood

What is ___?

(C) Hit the Road
1. Book takes place where you have lived (town, state, country)
2. Title has a place (museum, park, house)
3. Title has a state, province, country in it
4. Title has your state or province or country
5. Title has an address in it (Mulberry street): 84, Charing Cross Road

Where is ___?

(D)It was a very good year (written in)
1. The year you became a sister: 1995 - Native Speaker
2. The first year you finished high school: 2013
3. The year you got your drivers license: 2012 - This is How You Lose Her
4. The year you were born: 1995
5. The year your parents or grandparents married: 1985

When was ___?

(E)Period Pieces
1. about any historical fiction person: Jane Eyre
2. about any historical non-fiction person
3. about any world leader/ruler fiction or non
4. about a queen fiction or non
5. about a king fiction or non

Who was ___?

Daily Double
1.
2.


message 55: by Bree (new)

Bree (coffeebeanbookshelf) Leslie wrote: "thanks, Bree! Not sure I need it, but nice to know I can! Also, as to the Daily Double - this is what I think I have to do for it. Please correct me if I'm wrong.

The daily double is chosen from o..."


It can be any 2 clues, regardless of category.


message 56: by Bree (new)

Bree (coffeebeanbookshelf) Welcome to Jeopardy, Stephany!


message 57: by ~Leslie~ (new)

~Leslie~ (akareadingmachine) Bree wrote: "Leslie wrote: "thanks, Bree! Not sure I need it, but nice to know I can! Also, as to the Daily Double - this is what I think I have to do for it. Please correct me if I'm wrong.

The daily double i..."


Okay, thanks!!


message 58: by Bree (new)

Bree (coffeebeanbookshelf) No problem, Leslie! :)


message 59: by Chaitra (new)

Chaitra (chaitra_ganesh) | 180 comments Bree, will Telegraph Avenue do for address?


message 60: by Bree (new)

Bree (coffeebeanbookshelf) Chaitra, I'm sorry I'm just seeing this (I don't know what's up with my notifications, half the time posts don't show up)...yes, that will work for address. :)


message 61: by Chaitra (new)

Chaitra (chaitra_ganesh) | 180 comments Thanks Bree! And I hear you - I turned the notifications off because I do a better job just trawling these threads than that automated thing. :)


message 62: by Bree (new)

Bree (coffeebeanbookshelf) I have notifications set just for certain threads because I need to keep up on them (mostly challenges I'm hosting, lol)...but it's SO annoying when it doesn't work...


message 63: by ★Meghan★ (new)

★Meghan★ (starinheaven) | 24 comments Finished category A!!!!


message 64: by ~Leslie~ (new)

~Leslie~ (akareadingmachine) Duration: 11/1/12 - 4/30/13

8/22

(A)What's in a NAME (authors)
1. One letter (J) (no vowels)Until Proven Guilty(J A Jance)
2. Two letters (H,N)Conspiracy Game(Christine Feehan) 12/13/12 ***** stars
3. Three letters (L,A,S)Dream Lake(Lisa Kleypas) 11/24/12 ****1/2 stars
4. Four letters (H,T,A,E)Stolen Heat(Elisabeth Naughton)
5. 5 letters (H,A,E,R,S)Shadow of Night(Deborah Harkness)
Dream Lake (Friday Harbor, #3) by Lisa Kleypas Conspiracy Game (GhostWalkers, #4) by Christine Feehan

(B) The Adjective in the title
1. "color" The Black Echo 12/15/12 ***1/2 stars
2. "good feeling"(love) The Duchess of Love
3. "bad feeling"(deadly)Deadly Game 1/8/13 ***** stars
4. "condition"(enraptured) Enraptured
5. "touch" (Hot)Hot Stuff
The Black Echo (Harry Bosch, #1) by Michael Connelly Deadly Game (GhostWalkers, #5) by Christine Feehan

(C) Hit the Road
1. where you have lived (New Orleans) The Tin Roof Blowdown
2. place in the title Jade Island
3. country in the titleLost In Italy
4. Title has your state Kane(Louisiana Gentlemen)
5. Title has an address in itHaunted on Bourbon Street

(D)It was a very good year (written in)
1. The year you became a mom (1989)Shield's Lady
2. The first year you finished high school (1979)Kane and Abel
3. The year you got your drivers license(1975)The Barefoot Princess
4. The year you were born(1961)Mila 18
5. The year your parents married(1957)April Lady

(E)Period Pieces
1. about any historical fiction personThe Iron Rose 11/23/12 **** stars
2. about any historical non-fiction personEmpire of the Summer Moon: Quanah Parker and the Rise and Fall of the Comanches, the Most Powerful Indian Tribe in American History
3. about any world leader/ruler The Reckoning 12/17/12 **** stars
4. about a queenThe Winter Palace: A Novel of Catherine the Great
5. about a king Lionheart
The Iron Rose (Dante Pirates, #2) by Marsha Canham The Reckoning (Welsh Princes, #3) by Sharon Kay Penman

(F)Daily Double: Period Pieces
1. Defiant 12/29/12 ***** stars
2. The Scarlet Lion 11/29/12 ***** stars
The Scarlet Lion (William Marshal, #3) by Elizabeth Chadwick Defiant (MacKinnon's Rangers, #3) by Pamela Clare


message 65: by Sam (new)

Sam (theliteraryhooker) Somehow I'd totally forgotten I was signed up for this one! Hopefully I'll be able to make some of my books that I've read fit. I did manage to finish category A though :)

Would "night" work for a time for B4?


message 66: by ~Leslie~ (new)

~Leslie~ (akareadingmachine) Updated Post #51

9/22


message 67: by Bree (new)

Bree (coffeebeanbookshelf) Sam wrote: "Would "night" work for a time for B4?"

That works for me. Sorry I didn't see your question until just now!


message 68: by Ashley Marie (last edited Dec 28, 2013 11:31AM) (new)

Ashley Marie (darlingdoor) | 77 comments Finished 12/28.

Read: 27/27

(A)What's in a NAME (authors)
1. One letter the same in name (no vowels): Nick Harkaway|The Gone-Away World (4/19) *****
2. Two letters the same (no vowels): Marissa Meyer|Scarlet (3/11) ****
3. Three letters the same(one can be a vowel): Paolo Bacigalupi|The Windup Girl (5/27) ****
4. Four letters the same (2 can be vowels): Norton Juster | The Phantom Tollbooth (7/11) ****
5. 5 letters the same (3 can be vowels): Brandon Sanderson|Steelheart (12/28) ****

The Gone-Away World  by Nick Harkaway Scarlet (Lunar Chronicles, #2) by Marissa Meyer The Windup Girl by Paolo Bacigalupi The Phantom Tollbooth by Norton Juster Steelheart (Reckoners, #1) by Brandon Sanderson

(B) The Adjective in the title
1. "color" adjective: Red Seas Under Red Skies (2/24) ***
2. "good feeling" (happy, joyous, neat): The Solace of Leaving Early (10/1) *****
3. "bad feeling": Bitter Seeds (8/24) ***
4. "condition": Tender Morsels (7/11) ***
5. "quantity" (abundant, full, heavy) or "touch"(chilly, dusty): Sharp Objects (4/9) *****

Red Seas Under Red Skies (Gentleman Bastard, #2) by Scott Lynch The Solace of Leaving Early by Haven Kimmel Bitter Seeds (The Milkweed Triptych, #1) by Ian Tregillis Tender Morsels by Margo Lanagan Sharp Objects by Gillian Flynn

(C) Hit the Road
1. Book takes place where you have lived (country): Born at Midnight (2/19) **
2. Title has a place: Zoo City (6/10) ****
3. Title has a country in it: Jamaica Inn (10/20) ***
4. Title has your country: The Devil in the White City: Murder, Magic, and Madness at the Fair that Changed America (5/2) ****
5. Title has an address in it: On the Jellicoe Road (8/20) *****

Born at Midnight (Shadow Falls, #1) by C.C. Hunter Zoo City by Lauren Beukes Jamaica Inn by Daphne du Maurier The Devil in the White City Murder, Magic, and Madness at the Fair that Changed America by Erik Larson On the Jellicoe Road by Melina Marchetta

(D)It was a very good year (written in)
1. The year you became a wife (2012): The Diviners (6/9) *****
2. The year you finished high school (2001): Blindsighted (6/21) ***
3. The year you got your drivers license (1999): Ahab's Wife, or The Star-Gazer (2/3) *
4. The year you were born (1983): The Anubis Gates (8/19) ****
5. The year your parents married (1987): Dirk Gently's Holistic Detective Agency (6/14) ***

The Diviners (The Diviners, #1) by Libba Bray Blindsighted (Grant County, #1) by Karin Slaughter Ahab's Wife, or The Star-Gazer by Sena Jeter Naslund The Anubis Gates by Tim Powers Dirk Gently's Holistic Detective Agency (Dirk Gently, #1) by Douglas Adams

(E)Period Pieces
1. about any historical fiction person: Something Red (7/17) **
2. about any historical non-fiction person: The Eighty-Dollar Champion: Snowman, the Horse That Inspired a Nation (7/18) ****
3. about any world leader/ruler fiction or non: Emperor Mollusk versus The Sinister Brain (2/8) ****
4. about a queen fiction or non: The Bitter Kingdom (9/16) ****
5. about a king fiction or non: Monster Hunter Alpha (2/4) ****

Something Red by Douglas Nicholas The Eighty-Dollar Champion Snowman, the Horse That Inspired a Nation by Elizabeth Letts Emperor Mollusk versus The Sinister Brain by A. Lee Martinez The Bitter Kingdom (Fire and Thorns, #3) by Rae Carson Monster Hunter Alpha (MHI, #3) by Larry Correia

Daily Double:
D1. Poison Princess (2/19) ***
E1. The Six-Gun Tarot (3/10) ****

Poison Princess (The Arcana Chronicles, #1) by Kresley Cole The Six-Gun Tarot by R.S. Belcher


message 69: by ~Leslie~ (new)

~Leslie~ (akareadingmachine) UpdatedPost #51

13/22


message 70: by Chaitra (new)

Chaitra (chaitra_ganesh) | 180 comments Done!

JEOPARDY

Duration: Nov 01, 2012 - Apr 30, 2013
Completed: 27/27

What's in a Name
✔ 1. Is Everyone Hanging Out Without Me? | Mindy Kaling ★★★★ (11/02)
✔ 2. The Elegance of the Hedgehog | Muriel Barbery ★ (11/28)
✔ 3. Mort | Terry Pratchett ★★★★★ (11/04)
✔ 4. Chronicle of a Death Foretold | Gabriel Garcí­a Márquez ★★★★★ (11/01)
✔ 5. Kafka on the Shore | Haruki Murakami ★★★★★ (11/24)

Is Everyone Hanging Out Without Me? (And Other Concerns) by Mindy Kaling The Elegance of the Hedgehog by Muriel Barbery Mort (Discworld, #4) by Terry Pratchett Chronicle of a Death Foretold by Gabriel Garcí­a Márquez Kafka on the Shore by Haruki Murakami


Adjective in the Title
✔ 1. Color/Shape - A Red Herring Without Mustard | Alan Bradley ★★★★★ (02/17)
✔ 2. Good Feeling - Good Omens | Neil Gaiman & Terry Pratchett ★★★★★ (11/29)
✔ 3. Bad Feeling - Lost Cat: A True Story of Love, Desperation, and GPS Technology | Caroline Paul ★★★ (11/29)
✔ 4. Condition/Time - Touchy Subjects: Stories | Emma Donoghue ★★★ (02/06)
✔ 5. Quantity/Touch - Every Last One | Anna Quindlen ★★ (12/03)

A Red Herring Without Mustard (A Flavia de Luce Mystery, #3) by Alan Bradley Good Omens by Terry Pratchett Lost Cat A True Story of Love, Desperation, and GPS Technology by Caroline Paul Touchy Subjects Stories by Emma Donoghue Every Last One by Anna Quindlen


Hit the Road
✔ 1. Set in Connecticut - Marmee and Louisa: The Untold Story of Louisa May Alcott and Her Mother | Eve LaPlante ★★★ (11/04)
✔ 2. Place - The Graveyard Book | Neil Gaiman ★★★★ (11/26)
✔ 3. NW, London - NW | Zadie Smith ★★ (11/02)
✔ 4. America - American Gods | Neil Gaiman ★★★★★ (11/09)
✔ 5. Address - Telegraph Avenue | Michael Chabon ★★★★ (11/17)

Marmee and Louisa The Untold Story of Louisa May Alcott and Her Mother by Eve LaPlante The Graveyard Book by Neil Gaiman NW by Zadie Smith American Gods by Neil Gaiman Telegraph Avenue by Michael Chabon


It was a Very Good Year
✔ 1. 2009 - Catching Fire | Suzanne Collins ★★★ (11/26)
✔ 2. 1998 - Chocolat | Joanne Harris ★★★★★ (03/04)
✔ 3. 2001 - Fury | Salman Rushdie ★★★ (01/24)
✔ 4. 1983 - Silent House | Orhan Pamuk ★ (01/04)
✔ 5. 1982 - A is for Alibi | Sue Grafton ★★★ (03/16)

Catching Fire (The Hunger Games, #2) by Suzanne Collins Chocolat (Chocolat, #1) by Joanne Harris Fury by Salman Rushdie Silent House by Orhan Pamuk A is for Alibi (Kinsey Millhone, #1) by Sue Grafton


Period Pieces
✔ 1. Historical Fiction: Tinker, Tailor, Soldier, Spy | John le Carré ★★★★★ (11/12)
✔ 2. Historical Non Fiction: Marlene | Marlene Dietrich ★★★ (11/02)
✔ 3. World Leader: Washington: A Life | Ron Chernow ★★★★★ (01/07)
✔ 4. King: A Midsummers Night's Dream | William Shakespeare ★★★★★ (12/14)
✔ 5. Queen: EAST, WEST: Stories | Salman Rushdie ★★★ (01/26)

Tinker, Tailor, Soldier, Spy by John le Carré Marlene by Marlene Dietrich Washington A Life by Ron Chernow A Midsummers Night's Dream (Barnes & Noble Shakespeare) by William Shakespeare East, West Stories by Salman Rushdie


Daily Double: What's in a Name
✔ 1. Under the Dome | Stephen King ★★ (11/09)
✔ 2. The Book Thief | Markus Zusak ★★ (11/11)

Under the Dome by Stephen King The Book Thief by Markus Zusak


*** Completed (03/16) ***


message 71: by ~Leslie~ (new)

~Leslie~ (akareadingmachine) I didn't quite finish this one, but not bad.

Duration: 11/1/12 - 4/30/13

15/22

(A)What's in a NAME (authors)(view spoiler)
Until Proven Guilty (J.P. Beaumont, #1) by J.A. Jance Dream Lake (Friday Harbor, #3) by Lisa Kleypas Conspiracy Game (GhostWalkers, #4) by Christine Feehan Shadow of Night (All Souls Trilogy, #2) by Deborah Harkness Stolen Heat (Stolen Trilogy #2) by Elisabeth Naughton

(B) The Adjective in the title
1. "color" The Black Echo 12/15/12 ***1/2 stars
2. "good feeling" (wonderful)Wonderful
3. "bad feeling"(deadly)Deadly Game 1/8/13 ***** stars
4. "condition"(enraptured) Enraptured
5. "touch" (Hot)Hot Stuff4/8/13 ***stars
The Black Echo (Harry Bosch, #1) by Michael Connelly Deadly Game (GhostWalkers, #5) by Christine Feehan Hot Stuff (Hot Zone, #1) by Carly Phillips

(C) Hit the Road
1.where you have lived Cry Wolf3/8/13 ****1/2 stars
2. place in the title Jade Island 1/22/13 ***1/2 stars
3. country in the titleLost In Italy
4.Title has your state Kane(Louisiana Gentlemen)4/22/13 *** stars
5.Title has an address in it74 Seaside Avenue3/12/13 **** stars
Jade Island by Elizabeth Lowell Cry Wolf (Doucet #3) by Tami Hoag 74 Seaside Avenue by Debbie Macomber Kane (Louisiana Gentlemen, #1) by Jennifer Blake

(D)It was a very good year (written in)
1. The year you became a mom (1989)Shield's Lady3/25/13 **** stars
2. The first year you finished high school (1979)Kane and Abel
3. The year you got your drivers license(1975)The Barefoot Princess
4. The year you were born(1961)Mila 18
5. The year your parents married(1957)April Lady4/6/13 *** stars
Shield's Lady (Lost Colony, #3) by Amanda Glass April Lady by Georgette Heyer

(E)Period Pieces
1. about any historical fiction personThe Iron Rose 11/23/12 **** stars
2. about any historical non-fiction personWe Die Alone: A WWII Epic of Escape and Endurance
3. about any world leader/ruler The Reckoning 12/17/12 **** stars
4. about a queenThe Winter Palace: A Novel of Catherine the Great
5. about a king Lionheart
The Iron Rose (Dante Pirates, #2) by Marsha Canham The Reckoning (Welsh Princes, #3) by Sharon Kay Penman

(F)Daily Double: Period Pieces
1. Defiant 12/29/12 ***** stars
2. The Scarlet Lion 11/29/12 ***** stars
The Scarlet Lion (William Marshal, #3) by Elizabeth Chadwick Defiant (MacKinnon's Rangers, #3) by Pamela Clare


message 72: by Barbara ★ (last edited May 22, 2013 04:28AM) (new)

Barbara ★ Well I definitely over estimated my book finding genius. haha
I can't finish as I have nothing to fit the remaining categories on my TBR list for 2013.

Duration: November 1, 2012 - April 30, 2013

READ: 22/27

(A) What's in a NAME (Authors)
1 - Would-Be Witch - Kimberly Frost (2-Rs) 11/1
2 - Split Second - David Baldacci (2-Ds,2-Cs) 11/6
3 - Good Girl Seeks Bad Rider - Vonna Harper (2-Ns,2-As,2-Rs) 11/1
4 - Shadow Bound - Erin Kellison (2-Es,2-Ls,2-Ns,2-Is) 11/1
5 - Deep Black: Death Wave - Stephen Coonts (2-Es,2-Ts,2-Ns,2-Os,2-Ss) 1/11
Would-Be Witch (Southern Witch, #1) by Kimberly Frost Split Second (Sean King & Michelle Maxwell, #1) by David Baldacci Good Girl Seeks Bad Rider by Vonna Harper Shadow Bound (Shadow, #1) by Erin Kellison Deep Black Death Wave (Deep Black, #9) by Stephen Coonts

(B) The Adjective in the Title
1 - Masque of the Red Death - Bethany Griffin (color in title) 12/6
2 - Lucky's Lady - Tami Hoag (lucky = good feeling) 1/29
3 - Haunting Embrace - Erin Quinn (bad feeling) 11/8
4 - Slow Hands - Lauren Bach (time) 11/7
5. "quantity" (abundant, full, heavy) or "touch"(chilly, dusty)
Masque of the Red Death (Masque of the Red Death, #1) by Bethany Griffin Lucky's Lady (Doucet #2) by Tami Hoag Haunting Embrace (Mists of Ireland, #4) by Erin Quinn Slow Hands by Lauren Bach

(C) Hit the Road
1 - Waking Nightmare - Kylie Brant (set in USA) 11/9
2 - Christmas Eve at Friday Harbor - Lisa Kleypas (in Washington state) 2/1
3 - The Monster of Florence - Douglas Preston (Florence Italy) 1/18
4. Title has your state or province or country
5. Title has an address in it (Mulberry street)
Waking Nightmare (Mindhunters, #1) by Kylie Brant Christmas Eve at Friday Harbor (Friday Harbor, #1) by Lisa Kleypas The Monster of Florence by Douglas Preston

(D) It Was a Very Good Year (Written In)
1 - The Andromeda Strain - Michael Crichton (sister-1969) 2/28
2 - The Accidental Tourist - Anne Tyler (1985) 12/21
3. The year you got your drivers license (1984)
4. The year you were born (1967)
5 - The Magician's Nephew - C.S. Lewis (1955) 11/5
The Accidental Tourist by Anne Tyler The Magician's Nephew (Chronicles of Narnia, #1) by C.S. Lewis

(E) Period Pieces
1 - Enchanted, Inc. - Shanna Swendson (Merlin) 11/13/12
2 - The Siren Song - Anne Ursu (Poseidon) 1/30
3 - The Chief - Monica McCarty (Robert the Bruce) 12/7/12
4 - Crown of Crystal Flame - C.L. Wilson (heroine is a queen) 5/17/13
5 - The Third Gate - Lincoln Child (Egyptian King Narmer) 12/5/12
Enchanted, Inc. (Enchanted, Inc., #1) by Shanna Swendson The Siren Song (Cronus Chronicles, #2) by Anne Ursu The Chief (Highland Guard, #1) by Monica McCarty Crown of Crystal Flame (Tairen Soul, #5) by C.L. Wilson The Third Gate by Lincoln Child

Daily Double
1 - Dead to the World - Charlaine Harris (Sec A #2, 2-Hs, 2-Rs) 11/10
2 - Nevermore - James Patterson (Sec A #4, 2-As, 2-Es, 2-Ts, 2-Ss) 11/19
Dead to the World (Sookie Stackhouse, #4) by Charlaine Harris Nevermore (Maximum Ride, #8) by James Patterson


message 73: by Martha (last edited Jul 17, 2013 12:23PM) (new)

Martha (marthas48) This is a long overdue update. I'm not done, but had to take a break from challenges (not from reading though, thankfully). Still not done with this one, but much closer. :-)

This looks fun!

Jeopardy! Game
Nov 1/12 - April 30/13
17/27

(A) What's in a NAME (Authors) DONE
1 - The Giver by Lois Lowry 11/11/12 2 Ls
2 - A Real Piece of Work by Chris Orcutt 2/6/13 2 Cs, 2 Rs
3 - Staying Home is a Killer by Sara Rosett 2/22/13 2 Ss, 2 Rs, 2 Ts
4 - Touch by Elmore Leonard 11/20/12 3 Es, 2 Ls, 2 Os, 2 Rs
5 - Grey Mask: A Miss Silver Mystery by Patricia Wentworth 11/15/12 3 Ts, 2 Rs, 2 Ws, 2 Is, 2 As ... I think that's all :-)

(B) The Adjective in the Title DONE
1 - The Woman in Black: A Ghost Story BLACK 11/24/12
2 - Love Me If You Must LOVE 1/2/13
3 - Lonesome Road LONESOME 1/10/13
4 - Major Pettigrew's Last Stand by Helen Simonson LAST 5/19/13
5 - My Losing Season: A Memoir by Pat Conroy LOSING 3/3/13

(C) Hit the Road
1 - The 24th Letter by Tom Lowe FLORIDA 5/28/13
2 - The Secret Garden by Frances Hodgson Burnett GARDEN 5/28/13
3 -
4 -
5 - The Girl On Legare Street by Karen White STREET 4/23/13

(D) It Was a Very Good Year (Written In)
1 -
2 -
3 -
4 - I Capture the Castle by Dodie Smith 1948 3/22/13
5 -

(E) Period Pieces
1 - April Morning by Howard Fast 11/4/12
2 - The Life of Charlotte Brontë 12/12/12
3 -
4 -
5 - The Crystal Shard by R.A. Salvatore KING of dwarves 3/19/13

DAILY DOUBLES -
1 -
2 -


message 74: by Ashley Marie (new)

Ashley Marie (darlingdoor) | 77 comments Finished!


Read: 27/27

(A)What's in a NAME (authors)
1. One letter the same in name (no vowels): Nick Harkaway|The Gone-Away World (4/19) *****
2. Two letters the same (no vowels): Marissa Meyer|Scarlet (3/11) ****
3. Three letters the same(one can be a vowel): Paolo Bacigalupi|The Windup Girl (5/27) ****
4. Four letters the same (2 can be vowels): Norton Juster | The Phantom Tollbooth (7/11) ****
5. 5 letters the same (3 can be vowels): Brandon Sanderson|Steelheart (12/28) ****

The Gone-Away World  by Nick Harkaway Scarlet (Lunar Chronicles, #2) by Marissa Meyer The Windup Girl by Paolo Bacigalupi The Phantom Tollbooth by Norton Juster Steelheart (Reckoners, #1) by Brandon Sanderson

(B) The Adjective in the title
1. "color" adjective: Red Seas Under Red Skies (2/24) ***
2. "good feeling" (happy, joyous, neat): The Solace of Leaving Early (10/1) *****
3. "bad feeling": Bitter Seeds (8/24) ***
4. "condition": Tender Morsels (7/11) ***
5. "quantity" (abundant, full, heavy) or "touch"(chilly, dusty): Sharp Objects (4/9) *****

Red Seas Under Red Skies (Gentleman Bastard, #2) by Scott Lynch The Solace of Leaving Early by Haven Kimmel Bitter Seeds (The Milkweed Triptych, #1) by Ian Tregillis Tender Morsels by Margo Lanagan Sharp Objects by Gillian Flynn

(C) Hit the Road
1. Book takes place where you have lived (country): Born at Midnight (2/19) **
2. Title has a place: Zoo City (6/10) ****
3. Title has a country in it: Jamaica Inn (10/20) ***
4. Title has your country: The Devil in the White City: Murder, Magic, and Madness at the Fair that Changed America (5/2) ****
5. Title has an address in it: On the Jellicoe Road (8/20) *****

Born at Midnight (Shadow Falls, #1) by C.C. Hunter Zoo City by Lauren Beukes Jamaica Inn by Daphne du Maurier The Devil in the White City Murder, Magic, and Madness at the Fair that Changed America by Erik Larson On the Jellicoe Road by Melina Marchetta

(D)It was a very good year (written in)
1. The year you became a wife (2012): The Diviners (6/9) *****
2. The year you finished high school (2001): Blindsighted (6/21) ***
3. The year you got your drivers license (1999): Ahab's Wife, or The Star-Gazer (2/3) *
4. The year you were born (1983): The Anubis Gates (8/19) ****
5. The year your parents married (1987): Dirk Gently's Holistic Detective Agency (6/14) ***

The Diviners (The Diviners, #1) by Libba Bray Blindsighted (Grant County, #1) by Karin Slaughter Ahab's Wife, or The Star-Gazer by Sena Jeter Naslund The Anubis Gates by Tim Powers Dirk Gently's Holistic Detective Agency (Dirk Gently, #1) by Douglas Adams

(E)Period Pieces
1. about any historical fiction person: Something Red (7/17) **
2. about any historical non-fiction person: The Eighty-Dollar Champion: Snowman, the Horse That Inspired a Nation (7/18) ****
3. about any world leader/ruler fiction or non: Emperor Mollusk versus The Sinister Brain (2/8) ****
4. about a queen fiction or non: The Bitter Kingdom (9/16) ****
5. about a king fiction or non: Monster Hunter Alpha (2/4) ****

Something Red by Douglas Nicholas The Eighty-Dollar Champion Snowman, the Horse That Inspired a Nation by Elizabeth Letts Emperor Mollusk versus The Sinister Brain by A. Lee Martinez The Bitter Kingdom (Fire and Thorns, #3) by Rae Carson Monster Hunter Alpha (MHI, #3) by Larry Correia

Daily Double:
D1. Poison Princess (2/19) ***
E1. The Six-Gun Tarot (3/10) ****

Poison Princess (The Arcana Chronicles, #1) by Kresley Cole The Six-Gun Tarot by R.S. Belcher


message 75: by Turtlefrog (last edited Aug 17, 2014 04:04PM) (new)

Turtlefrog I can't believe I missed this one. I'm gonna go ahead and start in January 2014

(A)What's in a NAME (authors)
1. One letter the same in name (no vowels) ie. Pam Parker Baby Daddy 1/18/14 by Kathy Clark
2. Two letters the same (no vowels) Wallbanger 1/21/14 by Alice Clayton
3. Three letters the same(one can be a vowel) Beautiful Bombshell 1/4/14 by Christina Lauren
4. Four letters the same (2 can be vowels) Catch Me 3/6/14 by Claire Contreras
5. 5 letters the same (3 can be vowels)


(B) The Adjective in the title
1. "color" adjective or "Shape" (deep, narrow, square) Black Box 6/5/14
2. "good feeling" (happy, joyous, neat) Arouse: A Spiral of Bliss Novel 2/5/14
3. "bad feeling" (angry, jealous, scary) Bitter Reflections 3/8/14
4. "condition" (famous, rich, helpful) or "time" (late, rapid) Better Off Dead 2/8/14
5. "quantity" (abundant, full, heavy) or "touch"(chilly, dusty)


(C) Hit the Road
1. Book takes place where you have lived (town, state, country) 12 Days of Waiting 1/14/14(California)
2. Title has a place (museum, park, house) Hex Hall 7/27/14 (school)
3. Title has a state, province, country in it Reckless Nights in Rome 8/9/14
4. Title has your state or province or country
5. Title has an address in it (Mulberry street)


(D)It was a very good year (written in)
1. The year you became a mom, aunt, sister,grandmother, etc
2. The first year you finished high school
3. The year you got your drivers license
4. The year you were born
5. The year your parents or grandparents married


(E)Period Pieces
1. about any historical fiction person
2. about any historical non-fiction person
3. about any world leader/ruler fiction or non
4. about a queen fiction or non
5. about a king fiction or non

Daily Double
1. (A/2) Because of Lucy 1/29/14 by Lisa Swallow
2.


message 76: by jingles (new)

jingles | 2533 comments Mod
Hope you have fun with this one, Turtlefrog.

I hope to find my way to it one of these days.


message 77: by Turtlefrog (new)

Turtlefrog Thanks!


message 78: by ♞ Pat (last edited Oct 12, 2014 08:23AM) (new)

♞ Pat Gent Categories


◉(A)What's in a NAME (authors)
1. One letter the same in name (no vowels) The Shock of the Fall by Nathan Filer 4/21/14
2. Two letters the same (no vowels) The Secret Life of Bees by Sue Monk Kidd 4/20/14
3. Three letters the same(one can be a vowel) Stormy Weather by Paulette Jiles 4/25/14
4. Four letters the same Whistling Past the Graveyard by Susan Crandall 4/19/14
5. 5 letters the same (3 can be vowels) Orphan Train by Christina Baker Kline 4/22/14

Who is ___?

◉(B) The Adjective in the title
1. "color" adjective I Wear the Black Hat by Chuck Klosterman 5/4/14
2. "good feeling" The Last KIND Words Saloon by Larry McMurtry 8/19/14
3. "bad feeling" Savage Girl by Jean Zimmerman 5/1/14
4. "condition" I Am the Great Horse by Katherine Roberts 6/10/14
5. "quantity" Whole Latte Life by Joanne DeMaio 5/14/14

What is ___?

(C) Hit the Road
1. Book takes place where you have lived (state) House of Purple Cedar by Tim Tingle 6/1/14
2. Title has a place The Third Hill North of Town by Noah Bly 6/2/14
3. Title has a state, province, country in it Kings of Colorado by David E. Hilton 6/20/14
4. Title has your state or province or country
5. Title has an address in it (Mulberry street) Chestnut Street by Maeve Binchy 9/16/14

Where is ___?

(D)It was a very good year (written in)
1. The year you became a mom The Tao of Pooh by Benjamin Hoff 7/1/14
2. The first year you finished high school 1975
3. The year you got your drivers license 1973
4. The year you were born 1957
5. The year your parents or grandparents married 1956

When was ___?

◉(E)Period Pieces
1. about any historical fiction person The Vicar's Wife by Katharine Swartz 6/12/14
2. about any historical non-fiction person The Burial by Courtney Collins 4/18/14
3. about any world leader/ruler fiction or non The Red Lily Crown 7/17/14
4. about a queen fiction or non The Sugar Queen by Sarah Addison Allen 6/3/14
5. about a king fiction or non The Song of Achilles by Madeline Miller 6/8/14


Who was ___?


message 79: by jingles (new)

jingles | 2533 comments Mod
Tammie, I'm so sorry. Your message about joining the challenge just showed up. Of course, you are always welcome to join.

Welcome to the challenge!


message 80: by Denise (last edited Jul 06, 2020 09:16AM) (new)

Denise | 145 comments This looks good! Hope its ok if I start. I don't see the Jeopardy Board available on the first page but then I don't think it is essential.


message 81: by Denise (last edited Nov 02, 2020 05:40PM) (new)

Denise | 145 comments .......


message 82: by jingles (new)

jingles | 2533 comments Mod
Yep - no board. Welcome to the challenge, Denise! Have fun!!


message 83: by Tammie (last edited Nov 16, 2020 04:25AM) (new)

Tammie Tackett (A)What's in a NAME (authors)
1. One letter the same in name (no vowels) the winter lodge by susan wiggs
2. Two letters the same (no vowels)
3. Three letters the same(one can be a vowel)
4. Four letters the same (2 can be vowels)
5. 5 letters the same (3 can be vowels)

Who is ___?

(B) The Adjective in the title
1. "color" adjective or "Shape" (deep, narrow, square)
2. "good feeling" (happy, joyous, neat)
3. "bad feeling" (angry, jealous, scary)
4. "condition" (famous, rich, helpful) or "time" (late, rapid)
5. "quantity" (abundant, full, heavy) or "touch"(chilly, dusty)

What is ___?

(C) Hit the Road
1. Book takes place where you have lived (town, state, country)
2. Title has a place (museum, park, house)
3. Title has a state, province, country in it
4. Title has your state or province or country
5. Title has an address in it (Mulberry street)

Where is ___?

(D)It was a very good year (written in)
1. The year you became a mom, aunt, sister,grandmother, etc
2. The first year you finished high school
3. The year you got your drivers license
4. The year you were born
5. The year your parents or grandparents married

When was ___?

(E)Period Pieces
1. about any historical fiction person
2. about any historical non-fiction person
3. about any world leader/ruler fiction or non
4. about a queen fiction or non
5. about a king fiction or non

Who was ___?


message 84: by Denise (last edited Jul 11, 2020 07:58AM) (new)

Denise | 145 comments jingles -would you say "Temptation" is a bad feeling (I'm desperate here lol) not sure if it fits any of the categories - no rush to answer


message 85: by jingles (new)

jingles | 2533 comments Mod
Denise wrote: "jingles -would you say "Temptation" is a bad feeling (I'm desperate here lol) not sure if it fits any of the categories - no rush to answer"

Yes, I think so. For me personally, it's a struggle which then brings on a bad feeling when I don't resist it....which I seldom do.


message 86: by jingles (new)

jingles | 2533 comments Mod
Welcome, Tammie!


message 87: by Denise (new)

Denise | 145 comments jingles wrote: "Denise wrote: "jingles -would you say "Temptation" is a bad feeling (I'm desperate here lol) not sure if it fits any of the categories - no rush to answer"

Yes, I think so. For me personally, it's..."


thanks for your advice!


message 88: by Denise (new)

Denise | 145 comments just wondering if White House is close enough for an address?


message 89: by jingles (new)

jingles | 2533 comments Mod
Denise wrote: "just wondering if White House is close enough for an address?"

I'll take it.


message 90: by Tammie (new)

Tammie Tackett Jingles can we count any of the letters in the book and author?
get back to me when you can.


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