The Seasonal Reading Challenge discussion

30.3 - Dlmrose's Task: Påskekrim

In Norway, Easter (Påske) is celebrated with a tradition known as Påskekrim or Easter-Crime. Many Norwegians head to the mountains for the Easter break taking with them candy bars - Kvikk Lunsj (equivalent to a KitKat) and a crime novel. Special crime anthologies are published and TV and radio stations air crime dramas.

Choose 2 options. Read 2 books, one for each option.
Required State the options.

Option 1. Head to the mountains knowing the Fjellvettreglene or Norwegian Mountain Code.
Read a book written by a single author whose initials can be found in FJELLVETTREGLENE. Letters may be only be used as often as they appear in the target word. All name part initials count.

Option 2. Grab a Kvikk Lunsj.
Read a book with a word in the TITLE that begins with a K. Subtitles are excluded.

Option 3. Read an anthology or collection of short stories or novellas (at least 3 works) with the main page genre Crime, Mystery or Thriller. The genre may be standalone or embedded. The collection may be by a single author or multiple contributors.

Option 4. Read a book from this list of TV Series Based on Crime Novels. Any whole number book in a series may be used.
ex. The Red Dahlia (Anna Travis #2) by Lynda La Plante #2 on the list.
Required: State the number of the series on the list.

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i love all these norwegian words and how they apply to life - my favorite from this season was pantsdrunken

Dee wrote: "i love all these norwegian words and how they apply to life - my favorite from this season was pantsdrunken"

I think we have to thank the Finns for a word for relaxing by drinking at home alone in your underwear

Dlmrose wrote: "Dee wrote: "i love all these norwegian words and how they apply to life - my favorite from this season was pantsdrunken"

I think we have to thank the Finns for a word for relaxing by drinking at h..."

that's what i meant - one of those nordic countries ;)

Could I get I'll Fly Away: Further Testimonies from the Women of York Prison as a book with >3 contributors with the genre Crime? I don't want it to fall off the main page. Wasn't sure if this would work since only Wally Lamb is listed on the GR page. Barnes & Noble lists Wally Lamb & I'll Fly Away Contributors.

Link shows contents: https://catalog.manhattan.lib.ks.us/p...

KSMary wrote: "Could I get I'll Fly Away: Further Testimonies from the Women of York Prison as a book with >3 contributors with the genre Crime? I don't want it to fall off the main page. Wasn't sure if this woul..."

I'll Fly Away: Further Testimonies from the Women of York Prison works