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DHASG Winter Challenge

December 21, 2021-March 20, 2022

Introduction: It’s wintertime. Let’s enjoy the cold weather season with a challenge that celebrates and explores the possibilities of books that include any winter-related themes. The sky is the limit.

Rules:

1. Sign up on the challenge thread. Include your level, the books you read and the dates, and what parts of the challenge they qualify for. Post your progress when you finish and as you go along.
2. Books must be read between December 21. 2021 and March 20th, 2022. Yes, you may include holiday books as long as they are read on/after December 21st.
3. One book per challenge item.
4. Books can refer to the challenge item based on the name of the book, the theme of the book, characters in the books, or even author name, series name, setting of the book, or the cover art. You can only use a series title or author name once.
5. The challenge is open to any member of the Dangerous Hero Addict Support Group.

Levels:

1. Winter Wonderland Wizard: Read 21-30 books.
2. Jack Frost of All Trades: Read 15-20 books.
3. Icy Enthusiast: Read 9-14 books.

Categories/Themes: Here is a word/phrase bank that you can use for the challenge. You may use all of them once! If you can think of suggestions, please add to the list. You can use a different tense or combinations of the words as long as it is different from how it was used for a different book.

Frost
Snow
Blizzard
Ice
Icicle
Snowed In
Bundle Up
Blue
White
Snowglobe
Ice Skating
Skiing
Winter
December
January
February
March
Polar (North or South Pole)
Antarctica
Arctic
Any location where they have snow in the winter
Winter Olympics (or any sport in the Winter Olympics)
Cold
Chill
Freeze
Hot Chocolate
Mittens
Scarf
Elemental of Ice and Snow
Frozen


Yes you can use words that relate to Winter that are not listed. I will add them to the list as you come up with them.

Questions?

Challenge Snowpeople

Danielle The Winter Frost Queen

Congratulations

It is word play or books with the words in them or fits under the theme.

Kelly wrote: "It is word play or books with the words in them or fits under the theme."

All of the above. You can interpret the theme the way you want, but each book has to stand for a different concept. For interest, you could only use Frost once. You could technically use Frozen and Frost for two different books. You could use Below Zero and 32 degrees F for two different books. If you see a book that has snow on it, you could only use that book once. but if a book has what is clearly the North Pole on it, that would count as a different book. Or if you have a book with a couple/person skiing, that would be a different book even though it has snow on it.

Clear as mud? Does that make sense.

Danielle The Book Huntress (Winter Frost Queen) ) wrote: "Kelly wrote: "It is word play or books with the words in them or fits under the theme."

All of the above. You can interpret the theme the way you want, but each book has to stand for a different c..."

yes I just wanted to make sure

Kelly wrote: " Danielle The Book Huntress (Winter Frost Queen) ) wrote: "Kelly wrote: "It is word play or books with the words in them or fits under the theme."

All of the above. You can interpret the theme the..."

Cool! I usually let you interpret how you want to fulfill the challenges. I'm definitely not the Challenge Police. Ain't got time for that. :)

Winter Wonderland Wizard: Read 21-30 books.

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