The Lost Challenges discussion

Some of those names were really difficult to find

Krissy wrote: "Some of those names were really difficult to find"

I realized that I need to get this ready for 2018 and was looking at the names from this year.
Do you think that this would be a better challenge if I added a couple of levels instead of having to find all of them?

Levels would be great! Also maybe next time we can also use audiobook narrators? I listen to a lot of audiobooks and there were many times the narrator had one of the names but since it wasn't in the rules I didn't use them.

Krissy wrote: "Levels would be great! Also maybe next time we can also use audiobook narrators? I listen to a lot of audiobooks and there were many times the narrator had one of the names but since it wasn't in t..."

OK great idea!! Thanks!

This was way harder than I thought it would be, so yes I like the idea of levels for 2018.

Krissy wrote: "Levels would be great! Also maybe next time we can also use audiobook narrators? I listen to a lot of audiobooks and there were many times the narrator had one of the names but since it wasn't in t..."

I looked at the rules and found this:
*All genres and formats are fine.

This means you can use any kind of book - paper, e-book, audio book etc.

If y'all have any questions or want to know if a book will work for a challenge, PLEASE ask me, message me any way!

Or use the Challenge Help topic.

That's what I'm here for. Challenges are supposed to be fun and not so hard that you cannot complete them!! 😊

The challenge isn't really that hard, its finding books with the names in them! LOL

or finding different names!

I noticed that some authors are naming characters after their author friends.
I read something a few weeks ago with a character named Darynda. Only one Darynda I know!!

I meant using the narrator's names. For example:

Hexslayer by Jordan L. Hawk is an audiobook narrated by Tristan James. I wanted to be able to use Tristan even though that name wasn't a character in the book or the author.

JoAnne wrote: "or finding different names!

I noticed that some authors are naming characters after their author friends.
I read something a few weeks ago with a character named Darynda. Only one Darynda I know!!".

Right, what list are you going to find that name on? haha

Krissy wrote: "I meant using the narrator's names. For example:

Hexslayer by Jordan L. Hawk is an audiobook narrated by Tristan James. I wanted to be able to use Tristan even though that name wa..."

Ok, I understand.