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message 1: by Sandy, Moderator Emeritus (last edited Nov 26, 2012 01:30PM) (new)

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30.3 - Butterflycager's Task - Cookie Exchange
One of my favorite holiday traditions is to get together with some of my friends and have a cookie exchange. Everybody brings a few dozen cookies - some to munch on at the party, and the rest to divide up between us and take home. For this task, please select two different cookies from the list below, and read one book for each. REQUIRED: When posting, please state which options you chose. Happy holidays!

1. Gingerbread Cutouts: read a book with a compound word in the title or subtitle.

2. Italian Spumoni Slices: read a book that is set in Italy.

3. Stained Glass Cookies: read a book with a church or a stained glass window on the cover.

4. Jam Thumbprints: read a book with "Mystery" listed as a genre on its main GR page.

5. Checkerboard Cookies: read a book with "black" or "white" in the title or subtitle. Plurals and possessives are fine, no other variations, please.

6. Lime Meltaways: read a book whose author's initials can be found, in any order, within the words LIME MELTAWAYS. Middle names and initials can be ignored.


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Butterflycager | 322 comments Reserved


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Butterflycager | 322 comments Reserved


message 4: by Sandy, Moderator Emeritus (new)

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message 5: by Sheila (new)

Sheila (sheilaj) | 2221 comments Those cookies all sound really good. yum, yum.

I'm thinking Standoff for option 1/compound word. Does that work for this?


message 6: by Butterflycager (new)

Butterflycager | 322 comments Sheila wrote: "Those cookies all sound really good. yum, yum.

I'm thinking Standoff for option 1/compound word. Does that work for this?"


I'd call that a compound word - that will work just fine.


message 7: by Sheila (new)

Sheila (sheilaj) | 2221 comments Thanks, I wasn't quite sure about that one.


message 8: by Kathy G. (new)

Kathy G. | 1931 comments I wanted to read A Wizard of Earthsea.
Would "Earthsea" be considered a compound word --
even though it's a fantastical place?


message 9: by Tammy AZ (new)

Tammy AZ (tammyaz) | 1214 comments Does Beautiful Ruins work for Option 2?

Thanks!


message 10: by Butterflycager (new)

Butterflycager | 322 comments Kathy G. wrote: "I wanted to read A Wizard of Earthsea.
Would "Earthsea" be considered a compound word --
even though it's a fantastical place?"


I'll accept it.


message 11: by Butterflycager (new)

Butterflycager | 322 comments Tammy AZ wrote: "Does Beautiful Ruins work for Option 2?

Thanks!"


Yes, I would accept this for Italy. This is a lovely book - enjoy it!


message 12: by Ann A (last edited Nov 27, 2012 10:00AM) (new)

Ann A (readerann) | 1091 comments Oh dear, yet another one for my TBR. Beautiful Ruins sounds wonderful. Reading these Task Help threads is dangerous!

Fun task, BTW. Who doesn't love cookies?!


message 13: by Butterflycager (new)

Butterflycager | 322 comments Ann A wrote: "Oh dear, yet another one for my TBR. Beautiful Ruins sounds wonderful. Reading these Task Help threads is dangerous!

Fun task, BTW. Who doesn't love cookies?!"


Thanks, Ann. And I'm making a batch of Buckeye Bars right now...I would have put them as an option but I couldn't think of any books to go with them.


message 14: by Riona (new)

Riona (rionafaith) Would Watership Down work for option 1? (Watership)

What about Flow My Tears, the Policeman Said? (Policeman)


message 15: by Ann A (last edited Nov 27, 2012 09:30PM) (new)

Ann A (readerann) | 1091 comments And I'm making a batch of Buckeye Bars right now...

I actually looked up this recipe - yum!


message 16: by Butterflycager (new)

Butterflycager | 322 comments Riona wrote: "Would Watership Down work for option 1? (Watership)

What about Flow My Tears, the Policeman Said? (Policeman)"


Either one would work. And Watership Down is one of my very favorites - if you read this, I hope you enjoy it.


message 17: by Butterflycager (new)

Butterflycager | 322 comments Ann A wrote: "And I'm making a batch of Buckeye Bars right now...

I actually looked up this recipe - yum!"


They turned out great - my family really liked them.


message 18: by Sandra (new)

Sandra (sandra72) | 714 comments Would Postmortem work for the compound word?


message 19: by Butterflycager (new)

Butterflycager | 322 comments Sandra wrote: "Would Postmortem work for the compound word?"

Yes, that will work.


message 20: by Megan (new)

Megan Anderson (ms_anderson) | 1464 comments Butterflycager wrote: "Thanks, Ann. And I'm making a batch of Buckeye Bars right now...I would have put them as an option but I couldn't think of any books to go with them. "

Buckeye Bars: read a book set in Ohio! *GRIN*

I love this task. I've been collecting all the ingredients I need for the cookies I send out as gifts, and I start baking on Saturday!


message 22: by Butterflycager (new)

Butterflycager | 322 comments Fiona (Titch) wrote: "Option 5: My Life in Black and White - MR Chris Edmonds?

Option 6: A Country Kitchen Christmas - Leanne Tyler?"


Those will work fine.


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Butterflycager | 322 comments April wrote: "1- Forgotten Bookmarks: A Bookseller's Collection of Odd Things Lost Between the Pages Bookmarks is a compound word

6- Shattered Dreams: My Life as a Polygamist's Wife by Irene Spencer
IS in Lim..."


Those will work. I've read the Bookmarks one - it's rather interesting.


message 25: by April (new)

April Butterflycager wrote: "April wrote: "1- Forgotten Bookmarks: A Bookseller's Collection of Odd Things Lost Between the Pages Bookmarks is a compound word

6- Shattered Dreams: My Life as a Polygamist's Wife by Irene Spe..."


Thanks!


message 26: by Vi (new)

Vi | 184 comments Would Flame of Sevenwaters with sevenwaters as compound word work for option 1?


message 27: by Butterflycager (new)

Butterflycager | 322 comments Vi wrote: "Would Flame of Sevenwaters with sevenwaters as compound word work for option 1?"

I'll take it. Sounds like a good book!


message 28: by Vi (new)

Vi | 184 comments Thanks, Butterflycager! It was :)


message 29: by D.G. (new)

D.G. Would you consider 'midwinter' as a compound word? I'd love to read A Kiss For Midwinter for option 1. :)


message 30: by Butterflycager (new)

Butterflycager | 322 comments D.G. ~Shameless Hussy~ wrote: "Would you consider 'midwinter' as a compound word? I'd love to read A Kiss For Midwinter for option 1. :)"

Yes, I would consider midwinter to be a compound word. I'll accept it.


message 31: by Vi (new)

Vi | 184 comments Hi Butterflycager! Would you accept either Wanderlust or Killbox for compound word? Thanks!


message 32: by D.G. (new)

D.G. Butterflycager wrote: "D.G. ~Shameless Hussy~ wrote: "Would you consider 'midwinter' as a compound word? I'd love to read A Kiss For Midwinter for option 1. :)"

Yes, I would consider midwinter to be a compound word. I'..."


Awesome, Butterflycager! I already started it! :)


message 33: by Butterflycager (new)

Butterflycager | 322 comments Vi wrote: "Hi Butterflycager! Would you accept either Wanderlust or Killbox for compound word? Thanks!"

Either one of those would work for option 1.


message 34: by Vi (new)

Vi | 184 comments Thanks Butterflycager!


message 35: by JC (new)

JC (jmnc) | 638 comments Will you accept The Supernaturalist for the compound word option?


message 36: by Butterflycager (new)

Butterflycager | 322 comments JenC. wrote: "Will you accept The Supernaturalist for the compound word option?"

Looks like a compound word to me. I'll take it.


message 37: by Ty (new)

Ty  | 563 comments Would Darkhouse be considered a compound word? Thanks!


message 39: by Butterflycager (new)

Butterflycager | 322 comments Ty wrote: "Would Darkhouse be considered a compound word? Thanks!"

I'll accept it.


message 40: by Butterflycager (new)

Butterflycager | 322 comments Claire wrote: "I'm going to read:

1. You Cannot Be Serious - John McEnroe

2. Catch-22 - Joseph Heller"


Those will work fine!


message 41: by Michael (new)

Michael Mcdaid | 163 comments Would In Too Deep work for Option 4 as mystery


message 42: by Butterflycager (new)

Butterflycager | 322 comments Michael wrote: "Would In Too Deep work for Option 4 as mystery"

I'll accept it.


message 43: by Fran (new)

Fran | 730 comments Would Wallbanger work for a compound word?


message 44: by Butterflycager (new)

Butterflycager | 322 comments Fran wrote: "Would Wallbanger work for a compound word?"

Sure, that would be fine.


message 45: by Fran (new)

Fran | 730 comments Butterflycager wrote: "Fran wrote: "Would Wallbanger work for a compound word?"

Sure, that would be fine."


Thanks :)


message 46: by Lindsey (new)

Lindsey (_lindsey_) | 498 comments Hello! I have a book with the word "everything" in the title. This is a compound word, yes?


message 47: by Butterflycager (new)

Butterflycager | 322 comments Lindsey wrote: "Hello! I have a book with the word "everything" in the title. This is a compound word, yes?"

It certainly is. Enjoy your book!


message 48: by Lindsey (new)

Lindsey (_lindsey_) | 498 comments Thanks a lot :)


message 49: by Wanda (new)

Wanda (wanda71) | 1770 comments Just checking but would this author qualify for the option of Lime Meltaways?

Legend by Marie Lu


message 50: by Butterflycager (new)

Butterflycager | 322 comments Wanda wrote: "Just checking but would this author qualify for the option of Lime Meltaways?

Legend by Marie Lu"


That will work fine.


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