The Seasonal Reading Challenge discussion

10.5. It Takes Two: April is Couple Appreciation Month – read a book with a 2 word title. Articles such as "a, an, the" count as words. Subtitles may be ignored.

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Would We Worship: A Guide To The Catholic Mass work if I ignored the subtitle following the colon?

Heather in KS

Heather KS wrote: "Would We Worship: A Guide To The Catholic Mass work if I ignored the subtitle following the colon?

Heather in KS"

yes

I've got a ton of books on my TBR list that have two words, so I have no idea what I'll do, but a few books I'm leaning toward include House Rules, Home Safe, and Shutter Island

Juli wrote: "I've got a ton of books on my TBR list that have two words, so I have no idea what I'll do, but a few books I'm leaning toward include House Rules, Home Safe, and [boo..."

I read House Rules by Jodi Picoult and it was really good. Aspergers (so?) was something that I had never really paid attention to before and this book just opened my eyes. I loved it and I would highly recommend this book. It was my first Jodi Picoult book and it was great!

Kathryn wrote: I loved it and I would highly recommend this book. It was my first Jodi Picoult book and it was great!

Thanks for the recommendation Kathryn. I've marked it down in my spreadsheet, so it's 'official' =)

Also, for Jodi Picoult fans, her newest is about a music therapist and has been accepted for the musician task and most of her books have a lot of courtroom drama so could count there as well. A long time ago, before Jodi Picoult was well known, a small online reading group I was in read her early books and she would join the chats. We had the honor of taking her to dinner when she came to do a reading at Elliott Bay Books in Seattle for about 20 people. Times have sure changed for her! I'm really excited about her new one!
Sing You Home

will you accept an acronym as a word? like in The BFG?

kiki wrote: "will you accept an acronym as a word? like in The BFG?"

Yes, since it's written as if it were one word.

thanks! :)