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TASK HELP: Winter Challenge 2022 > 15.7 - Here's Mickey!

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message 1: by SRC Moderator, Moderator (last edited Nov 12, 2022 12:50PM) (new)

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15.7. Here's Mickey!
Mickey Mouse was created in 1928. Read a book with a 2 word title, where both words begin with the same letter.


message 2: by SRC Moderator, Moderator (last edited Nov 12, 2022 01:22PM) (new)

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message 4: by Katrisa (new)

Katrisa | 1414 comments Can the book have a subtitle?


message 5: by Sandy, Moderator Emeritus (new)

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Katrisa wrote: "Can the book have a subtitle?"

sure, as long as the title is only 2 words.


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Sandy | 16893 comments Mod
Kaora wrote: "The Terror

If I'm understanding this right this works because both start with T?"


yes


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Chandni (chandnin31) | 507 comments I'm planning on reading Peter Pan and the edition I'm reading is called Peter Pan, but it seems like it has an original title of Peter and Wendy.

Can I still use this for this task?


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Chandni wrote: "I'm planning on reading Peter Pan and the edition I'm reading is called Peter Pan, but it seems like it has an original title of Peter and Wendy.

Can I still use this for this task?"


The name listed on GR and your edition is what we work with. Keep in mind the childrens book rules, since this is a childrens book.


message 9: by Chandni (new)

Chandni (chandnin31) | 507 comments Sandy wrote: "Chandni wrote: "I'm planning on reading Peter Pan and the edition I'm reading is called Peter Pan, but it seems like it has an original title of Peter and Wendy.

Can I still use th..."

I've already found the AR bookfinder details for it and it passes. Thanks!


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