♥ Nothing Better Than Reading!! ♥ discussion

Members : Kme_17, Nupur, Janessa, Libin
Team leader : Kme_17

The team leader has been chose by me randomly. It is the team leader's responsibility to update the books in the submission thread.

PLEASE KEEP THIS IN MIND - IMMUNITY CAN BE USED ONLY FOR 2 ROUNDS

Hey Guys!! :)

Woohoo!..hello friends of team 1..:)

Hi all

So mates lets wait for our Team leader to join us...:)

Hey guys!! I am guess I am team leader

So everyone's here... Yay!

I am so excited to start : )

*KNOCK KNOCK*

@ Nupur the door is open :)2 days to go...woohoo!!!

Don't know if you all have seen yet, but our first set of clues is now up.

Janessa where are the clues posted..?

Here they are Libin : https://www.goodreads.com/topic/show/...

Guys!!!

Should we figure out a game plan or something?

yes we have to...i don't know about the book of 1st clue...

Should we list the books we have read in the lat few months and try to figure out which ones will work for the clues, and I too have a question regarding the 1st clue.

Does any one have any books that fits any of the clues?
I am looking to see if I have any that fit. I would think Eat, Pray, Love will work for number one as an option. And maybe the hunger games for the books with wings on it.

Kme_17 wrote: "Does any one have any books that fits any of the clues?
I am looking to see if I have any that fit. I would think Eat, Pray, Love will work for number one as an option. And maybe the ..."

I don't think I have any books that I have read so far that would to fit the clues. However I am currently reading Inkdeath which as wings on the cover, Harry Potter and the Chamber of Secrets which has wings and deals with student/teacher relationships, A Little Princess and At the Water's Edge might work for clue 1. The Hunger Games would definitely work for books with wings on them.

Friends i think Mans search for meaning by Viktor E Frankl matches clue 1..

A Short summary on this book :-

At the outbreak of World War II, Viktor Emil Frankl was director of therapy in a large mental hospital in Vienna and the organizer of a group of successful youth guidance centers. Frankl, along with his family and many other doctors, was soon sent to a Nazi concentration camp. He carried with him the manuscript for his first book, which was taken from him and destroyed at Auschwitz. Ironically, the desire to reconstruct and rewrite that volume on psychotherapy helped him endure three harrowing years of prison life. For Frankl, the situation confirmed Friedrich Nietzsche’s words, “He who has a why to live for can bear with almost any how.” From his observations in the concentration camp and his knowledge of psychology and philosophy, Frankl originated the school of logotherapy, or existential analysis. Man’s Search for Meaning is both an introduction to that theory and an absorbing personal account of the most appalling event in modern history.

awesome guys : ) I think An Apple for the Creature works for student teacher relationship. does any one have any preference about which clue they want to read?

I can do clue number one

Ok Janessa thanks if you need anymore book ideas let me know. I can take clue number 3 if it is okay with everyone

we still need some to take two : )

I am in for clue 2..which book will match with clue 2..?

1.An Apple for the Creature

2.Harry Potter and the Chamber of Secrets

3.Totto-chan, the Little Girl at the Window

Out of these 3 i have read the last one. I think that matches for clue 2. Any ideas..?

I know the first two will work Libin : ) Harry potter would probably be the quickest read it really draws you in. If you like short stories I will go for the first choice.

Thank you Kme_17..:)

Friend's I am reading Harry Potter and the Chamber of Secrets for our clue 3..:)

Hope you enjoy it Libin : )

I am reading I Know Why The Caged Bird Sings which will count for clue 1 and might work for clue 3

Thank you Kme_17..:)

great job guys! just let me know when you all finished up and I will submit it for us. I have read for clue three and I am working on .

guys we have to tomorrow to finish so just let me know when you guys do : )

I have read Harry Potter and the Chamber of Secrets for our clue 3..:)

sorry i mean clue 2...:)

@ Kme_17, is the book of the name (Sex with Kings: 500 Years of Adultery, Power, Rivalry, and Revenge) match for our Round 2 clue 2. I saw this book in your read section added on Feb 22,2015.

Libin oops I haven't read that one yeti put in in the wrong section sorry. However or would work for clue 2. works for clue 3. still looking for more : ). Do you have any that will work for the clues?

I read A Little Princess for clue 1

hey Janessa which member read A Little Princess before: )

Kme_17 wrote: "hey Janessa which one of us read A Little Princess before?"

Oh I forget the book had to be read by someone else as well. Sorry:(

Thats okay I guess we will use one of our IMMUNITY. If thats okay with everyone.

Might as well. Maybe for our next set of clues here we should see which books we have read already that would work for the clues and then see who wants to take which clue. Does that make sense?

There some suggestions for some that I have read in message 38 still looking for that first clue. How about you any ideas for the clues? also would work for the shore side I think. and would work for clue 2

Thank you all..It's cool Janessa, we will opt immunity..:)

Friends where is our member Nupur..??

I have read recently which will work for clue 2 and maybe for clue 3, that's cover of the seaside correct?

That might work Janessa but I think they were going for sand and water. But I can ask if you want me to. Just remember it has to be three months since you read it that we can use it : ) I don't know about Nupur I can send a message to see. Does anyone have any books that work for clue one?

I read which might work for clue 1, but it could be stretching it a bit, and maybe for clue 3 as well. I read it in March and if we can use Never Let Me Go I read that one in April. Fingers cross that they do work!

Found another book that I read which might work for clue 3 i read it last year.