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gate- Joycedale
pine cone- Belle
dragonfly- Joycedale
frog- Belle
beach- Joycedale
chestnut- Belle
candle- Joycedale
pearl- Joycedale
liberty- Belle
death- Belle
uncle- Belle
chimney- Belle
anniversary- Belle
lily- Belle
frost- Belle
game- Joycedale
lawn chair- Belle
rabbit- Belle
beer- Belle
stars- Joycedale
mermaid- Joycedale
teenager- Belle
jeans- Joycedale
perfume- Belle
photograph- Belle
church/sanctuary, etc.- Belle
music- Joycedale
napkin- Joycedale
spring- Joycedale
cookie- Joycedale
decorations- Belle
rose- Joycedale
birth- Joycedale
pole- Belle
popcorn- Joycedale
barn- Belle
hunt- Belle
celebration- Belle
fur- Joycedale
wedding- Joycedale
leaves- Joycedale
centerpiece- Belle
ice cream- Joycedale
texas- Belle
spider- Belle
table- Belle
acorn- Joycedale
forest- Belle
wind/breeze- Joycedale
watermelon- Belle
ballet- Belle
hot cocoa/hot chocolate- Joycedale
rock- Belle
popsicle- Joycedale
knitting- Belle
parachute- Joycedale
bridge- Belle
kite- Joycedale
hayride- Joycedale
candelabra- Joycedale
butterfly- Joycedale
orchard- Belle
swing- Joycedale
gold- Joycedale
scarf- Joycedale
twins- Belle
squirrel- Joycedale
mail- Joycedale
mustache- Belle
snow- Joycedale
apple- Joycedale
backpack- Joycedale
magic- Joycedale
flag- Belle
football- Belle
fan- Belle
crayon- Belle
fair/festival- Belle
new york- Belle
veteran/military- Belle
thunderstorm- Belle
tomato- Belle
fireworks- Joycedale
costume- Joycedale
umbrella- Belle
Fork- Belle
cloud- Joycedale
family- Joycedale
nap- Joycedale
character named Sam- Bellel
kayak- Belle
clover/shamrock- Joycedale
flower- Belle
lime- Joycedale
boots- Joycedale
basket- Belle
sewing- Belle
lion- Joycedale
garden- Belle
Found 100/100!


1-Bridge, pg.43
Sentence: The same thing happened in the middle of a plowed field, halfway across the suspension BRIDGE.
2-Basket, pg. 132
Sentence: What's BASKET ball?
3-Death, pg.127
Sentence: And finally, I must tell you that this year, the third-floor corridor on the right-hand side is out of bounds to everyone who not wish to die a painful DEATH.
4-Celebrations, pg.13
Sentence: "Well," said Dumbledore finally, "that's that. We've no business staying here. We may as well go and join the CELEBRATIONS."
5-Lily, pg.12
Sentence: The rumor is that LILY and James Potter are-are- that they’re- dead
6-Mustache, pg.1
Sentence: He was a big, beefy man with hardly any neck, although he did have a very large MUSTACHE.
7-Twins, pg.94
Sentence: “Want a hand?” It was one of the red-haired TWINS he’d followed through the barrier.
8-Umbrella, pg.56
Sentence: But at that moment, Hagrid leapt from the sofa and drew a battered pink UMBRELLA from inside his coat.
9-Frog, pg.42
Sentence: Oh, she got a letter just like that and disappeared off to that-that school-and came home every vacation with her pockets full of FROG spawn.
10-Forest, pg.43
Sentence: He drove them into the middle of the FOREST, got out, looked around, shook his head, got back to in the car, and off they went again.
Wird Things Customer Say in Bookshops and More Weird Things Customer Say in Book Shops


1- Sewing, pg. 20
Sentence: Do you have a book on SEWING, instead?
2- Military, pg.94
Sentence: Can you point me to your MILITARY history section, please?
3- Knitting, pg.74
Sentence: (holding up a book about KNITTING)
4- Photographs, pg.41
Sentence: The customer sent the book back in only a paper bag, with pieces of paper stuck to the pages that showed PHOTOGRAPHS
5-Fair, pg.63
Sentence: When’s the London Book FAIR?
6- New York, pg.57
Sentence: Karen T. Brissete: Barnes and Noble, Union Square, NEW YORK.
7- Hunt, pg.60
Sentence: Well, a pricing guide isn’t gonna help me HUNT humans, is it?
8- Texas, pg.68
Sentence: Stefani Kelley, The Book Nook on Brenham, Texas.
9- Garden, pg.63
Sentence: Your daddy shoots those when they come into the GARDEN, doesn’t he?
10- Teenager, pg.93
Sentence: It’s about an American TEENAGER discovering he’s the son of Poseidon by accidentally vaporizing his math teacher.
My True Love Gave To Me

Words found:
1-Ballet, pg. 23
Sentence: Her BALLET flats skid on the grass.
2-Pinecone, pg. 86
Sentence: North opened the second box and removed a PINECONE on a white ribbon.
3-Pole, pg.59
Sentence: There’s a huge spruce in the center that goes all the way to the ceiling, and from its branches hang wooden carvings of every elf who’s ever lived at the North POLE.
4-Lawn Chair, pg.157
Sentence: I show Ben where to step to avoid tripping on the peeling tarpaper as we make our way toward the two LAWN CHAIRS that Candy and I hauled up years ago.
5-Flag, pg.69
Sentence: No problem. Just FLAG any of us down when you’re ready.
6-Church, pg.65
Sentence: It’s like CHURCH.
7-Barn, pg.130
Sentence: To be precise, I didn’t strike a match, and it wasn’t the church proper, but the BARN beside it.
8-Anniversary, pg.10
Sentence: But especially you. It’s our ANNIVERSARY.
9-Watermelon, pg.132
Sentence: I’d been fidgeting with a tangled string of fairy lights and giving her belly the side eye for at least five minutes when she reached into her fuzzy purple robe, pulled out a watermelon-shaped piece of foam, and handed it over.
10-Frost, pg.87
Sentence: Marigold peeked through the sugary FROST that was growing, shimmering, on her balcony door.
Matilda

1-Chestnut, pg.181
Sentence: There were tall trees here and there on either side, oak and sycamore and ash and occasionally a sweet CHESTNUT.
2-Chimney, pg. 43
Sentence: There was a large fireplace in the dining-room and she now set about wedging the cage up the CHIMNEY and out of sight.
3-Football, pg. 150
Sentence: He was long way off the ground when she released him and he plummeted to earth and hit the floor and bounced like a FOOTBALL.
4-Fan, pg.245
Sentence: The delight an ever-growing legion of FANS.
5-Fork, pg. 144
Sentence: Baked beans are hard to eat, Miss Trunchbull. They keep falling off my FORK.
6-Flower (Roses), pg. 233
Sentence: She saw Miss Honey in the front garden, standing in the middle of a bed of ROSES.
7-Rock, pg. 18
Sentence: Brighton ROCK by Graham Greene.
8-Table, pg.28
Sentence: But we’re not on the TABLE.
9-Tomato, pg. 59
Sentence: The mother was just out of sight around the corner in the kitchen making Mr. Wormwood’s breakfast which always had to be two fried eggs on fried bread with three pork sausages and three strips of bacon and two fried TOMATOES.
10-Uncle, pg.198
Sentence: Any UNCLES or aunts or grannies who would come and see you?
Since You've Been Gone

1-Centerpiece, pg. 296
Sentence: He would twirl me in, then send me spinning, and I’d almost bonked my head twice on a CENTERPIECE when he’d dipped me and I’d lost my balance.
2-Sam, pg. 42
Sentence: I had gone a few times, mostly that spring, when it had been Sloane and SAM and me and Gideon.
3-Decorations, pg.311
Sentence: The room—the whole house—was totally empty, no furniture anywhere, not a single DECORATION or knickknack cluttering up the place.
4-Liberty, pg.87
Sentence: This had already become much more humiliating than I had imagined it would be, which was, in a weird way, kind of LIBERATING.
5-Orchard, pg.5
Sentence: She wasn’t stretched out in the sun on a picnic table at the ORCHARD, or flipping through the sale rack at Twice Upon a Time, or finishing up her pineapple slice at Captain Pizza.
6-Perfume, pg.135
Sentence: I could smell the PERFUME she always wore, more than usual tonight—woodsy notes mixed with gardenias.
7-Rabbit, pg.371
Sentence: Man/Bag of Sand Frightened RABBIT.
8-Spider, pg.104
Sentence: “Love it,” she said. “The hair mask is my radioactive SPIDER.”
9-Beer, pg.262
Sentence: He turned around to look at me, almost losing his BEER bottle in the process.
10-Thunderstorm, pg.102
Sentence: The chalk message was gone, no doubt washed away in the THUNDERSTORM that had woken me up at two a.m.
We Were Liars

1-Crayon, pg.
Sentence: I didn’t write back, but I drew Gat silly CRAYON drawings of the two of us.
2-Kayak, pg. 111
Sentence: He was fond of board games and let me win, fond of boats and taught me to KAYAK, fond of bicycles, books, and art museums.
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i'm wondering if we could change the word "Hayride" for other, I don't thin we'll be able to find that one :S

i'm wondering if we could change the word "Hayride" for other, I do..."
We're not the only one to get Hayride so I doubt it.
Instead posting the book info in the list I'm going to make myself a separate comment for that.


Mail: 6.5%
the Ancelstierran soldiers of the Perimeter garrison wore mail over their khaki battledress
Snow, cloud: 6.7%
snow-heavy clouds clustered right up to the Wall
Stars: 8.1%
sunlight glinting on the silver stars on his helmet.
Boots: 9.0%
He paused in mid-stride, boots crashing, and his eyes once again looked at the bells
Gate: 9.1%
the crossing point was moved every ten years, up to the next gate on the Wall
Kite: 13.6%
Through misted eyes, she saw a bird of prey—a hawk or kite—launch itself from the bluffs and hover
Candlelabra: 25.9%
heavily laden with silver salt cellars, candelabra and rather fantastic-looking decanters and covered dishes.
Hot chocolate: 31%
another brought Sabriel a nightshirt and a cup of hot chocolate
Parachute: 93.6%
The rocket burst into a white parachute flare, that slowly descended
From

Birth: 3.4%
She was glad that her mother had been forced to give birth to her in America and in awe of her mother’s ‘never-say-die’ attitude when it came to giving Leanne a chance at life
Family: 4.5%
So much so that nothing kept her from having and raising Leanne to be the next torchbearer for the Li family.
Game: 6.2%
She too had been impatiently waiting to get the game to the next level
Acorn, Leaves: 16.7%
She stopped by a large oak, with thick branches covered in bunched outgrowths of leaves and golden brown colored acorns
Magic: 17.4%
Still, the magic of the forest was enough to hold her attention until at last she came upon the home of the elves some 15 minutes later.
Rose: 28.5%
A roar of protests rose up from the other prisoners as Leanne cried out
Fur: 32.9%
All around, the tables, which were low to the ground, framed a central point in the middle of the hall that was empty save for a huge sea of furs.
Costume: 43.8%
Those costumes must have kept you up all night, what with all the leather and straps involved
Lion: 92.2%
Professor Blake placed his hand on the hilt of his sword just visible in the light of the solitary torch, a silver lion, jaws open wide bursting from within his cloak
From ARC Pop star next door by

Ice cream: 6%
He'd tasted like chocolate ice cream.
Wedding: 14%
Her grandparents' wedding portrait hanging above the fireplace.
Butterfly: 19%
Butterfly kisses.
Cookie: 21%
Her grandfather's old hat was sitting on top of the cookie jar.
Pearl: 32%
The pearly light spread the shadow of the holly across the ground.
Fireworks: 44%
Fireworks played out across the back of her eyelids.
Beach: 46%
She could run on the beach all she wanted.
Popcorn: 50%
The biggest thing to hit movie theaters since buttered popcorn.
Popsicle: 64%
The popsicles were delicious, made out of one hundred percent real juice.
Squirrel: 82%
Tell the truth, you're really some kind of secret squirrel.
From

Stone: pg 21
He was lying on his back staring at a Rolling Stones magazine I had lying around.
Music: pg 21
My usual routine had become isolation and loud music.
Jeans: pg 23
I rose hesitantly, wiping off my jeans, and picking up my purse.
Clover: pg 157
Inside was the tiniest, most delicate four leaf clover.
Wind: pg 233
I had caught wind that Madalynne was enjoying the beautiful Kauai day at the beach,
Nap: pg 291
Now I need a nap!
In

Lime: 11%
I went with a variety—one quarter pound each of milk chocolate, key lime, rocky 34 road, and chocolate walnut.
Candle: 28%
Him was walking around my room, looking at my various candles.
Apple: 30.8%
I watched as his Adam’s apple slid up and down.
Hayride: 36.3%
Don’t forget the hayride Thursday night.
Backpack: 38.7%
He shrugged into his backpack.
Spring: 40.7%
In the spring, maybe.
Scarf: 56.9%
I wore a thin sweater beneath my thick sweater and wrapped a woolen scarf around my neck.
Swing: 57.5%
You know, you need a swing on this porch
Gold: 64.7%
They’re gold.
Napkin: 80.5%
I wiped at it with my napkin.
FromARCUntitled Demons 2 by

Mermaid 46.7%
Those are a myth, like mermaids and unicorns.
dragonfly 82.1%
I watched a dragonfly come close to her face.


Wow! you've read all that today? I've only managed to read one chapter, and got all 10 words from it lol



I did switch Rock for Candlelabra because there's no way I was passing that up.

so you can skip those ones, I already finished More weird Things and already Started My True Love Gave to Me
:)

BTW I've already marked off snow

LOL so that's what happened. I wondered why it was the same sentence. I though surely they found enough new material for another book and didn't need repeats.



-Table
-Apple
-Beach
-Napkin
-Spring
-Wind
-Spider
-Scarf
-Rabbit
-Music

-Table
-Apple
-Beach
-Napkin
-Spring
-Wind
-Spider
-Scarf
-Rabbit
-Music"
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*Football
*Fork
*Flower
*Rock
*Table
*Tomato
*Uncle
*Basket
*Celebrations
*Frog
If there's any trouble tell me!

I have a book about mermaids so I read it after and knock off that word at least.
Books mentioned in this topic
We Were Liars (other topics)Snowed In (other topics)
Since You've Been Gone (other topics)
My Forever (other topics)
Matilda (other topics)
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Authors mentioned in this topic
P.M. Briede (other topics)Aleah Barley (other topics)