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Read a book where there is a partnership

Not sure what this means to be honest, does it mean business partner? does it mean like a spouse partner?? I'm too tired to think.

I am not sure either. Stacey's book Fantasy in Death you could say Roarke and Eve have a Partnership. My book Spellbound has a partnership of Magic Cops.

Grace wrote: "I am not sure either. Stacey's book Fantasy in Death you could say Roarke and Eve have a Partnership. My book Spellbound has a partnership of Magic Cops."

Some other team has put it on as a student and teacher have a partnership to catch a murderer. So I would def say that partner cops would work. Not sure about Stacey's book. I suppose if he is part of her 'team' that helps her solve murders that would count? As it is a partnership between them?

I've got the house renovation down, reading a book and she gets some interior designers in to do her neighbour's house up.

You could count Eve and Peabody as a partnership in Fantasy in Death, if the marriage partnership isn't specific enough.

Added your book Ellie and our new goal is

Read a book that is in the "Best Science Fiction & Fantasy Books" Listopia List (/list/show/3...)

Can't see any of our unclaimed books fitting it at the moment but I only checked the first page. I'm swamped right now.

Our current Goals are:
Read a book shelved (listed on the first page of the "top shelves" of the book) as 21st-century - plurals and minor spelling variations are acceptable
Read a book from your TBR that one of your teammates has already read
Read a book where there is a partnership
Read a book that is in the "Best Science Fiction & Fantasy Books" Listopia List (/list/show/3...)
Read a book that has 3 vowels in a row in the title

25 Days of Christmas Goals
Day Fifteen Read a book that has a religious theme for 10 points! Karen
Day Eighteen Read a book where the title has a Song Title from one of the lists below for 10 points!

We have nothing unused on the scifi list.

For the three vowels in a row if anyone has anything with Beauty, Beautiful etc or Queen in the title They would work.

In Silver Linings Playbook they are dance partners, does that count?

I got scifi list covered, no problem!

Okay doing some updating...
We had a 3 vowel on too that Gracd read back in Nove

Goals:

New
°Read a book with the name of the tarot card "The Fool" in the text or title
°Read a book Set In the Circus
°Read a book with the name of the tarot card "The Moon" in the text or title

Old
°Read a book shelved (listed on the first page of the "top shelves" of the book) as 21st-century - plurals and minor spelling variations are acceptable
°Read a book from your TBR that one of your teammates has already read

Christmas
°Day Fifteen Read a book that has a religious theme for 10 points! Karen
°Day Eighteen Read a book where the title has a Song Title from one of the lists below for 10 points!

Question on the Tarot Card goals--does it have to have the "The" in front of it to count?

Stacey wrote: "Question on the Tarot Card goals--does it have to have the "The" in front of it to count?"

It does. According to the FAQs it needs to say 'The Moon' or 'The Fool'. "----------example: "Fool" in text does NOT count, only "the fool" together as is, count"

Ok I thought it could be just the word, at least the moon is common enough. I have been out all day. I will check my read books for those shortly.

Grace wrote: "Ok I thought it could be just the word, at least the moon is common enough. I have been out all day. I will check my read books for those shortly."

I've just started reading Kindling the Moon so I have Moon covered

Our current Goals are:

°Read a book shelved (listed on the first page of the "top shelves" of the book) as 21st-century - plurals and minor spelling variations are acceptable Meg
°Read a book which is set in a circus
°Read a book with a wheel on the cover
°Read a book shelved (listed on the first page of the "top shelves" of the book) as japan - plurals and minor spelling variations are acceptable
°Read a book with the main genre (listed on the first page on GR) as Horror

25 Days of Christmas Goals

Day Fifteen Read a book that has a religious theme for 10 points! Karen

Day Eighteen Read a book where the title has a Song Title from one of the lists below for 10 points!





Day Nineteen Read a book with Coal on the cover or in title for 10 points!

Megan wrote: "Grace wrote: "Ok I thought it could be just the word, at least the moon is common enough. I have been out all day. I will check my read books for those shortly."

I've just started reading [book:Ki..."

Uggh sorry I had already covered it before I saw this. That is such a good book, one of my favourite series, the books get better as they go.

Grace wrote: "Megan wrote: "Grace wrote: "Ok I thought it could be just the word, at least the moon is common enough. I have been out all day. I will check my read books for those shortly."

I've just started re..."

Oh no worries, reading it on Scribd anyways so its free. Also covers us if we get the same goal (again) although I am so bored reading this. Its just not holding my attention don't think I'm in the mood for it. Or really in the mood to read.

The first one is a bit slow but it picks up the pace and the later books are much better.

I have been impatiently waiting to get time to read I know i won't be sleeping until it is read :)

I will also read for day 18 and see if I have something for the coal goal.

I'm not feeling well either so a slow book isn't what I need.

Aw you're going to be busy!! Good luck to you, I can see if there is anything on Scribd for Coal

I think I misread the goal its with a picture of coal on the cover isn't it. How many book have coal on the cover lol

Believe it or not Bloodfever has horror on the front page of genres. I've been listening to Christmas music instead of the book for the last week--but I'll go back to it. Should be done if a few days if no one else gets that taken care of before.

Megan wrote: "I think I misread the goal its with a picture of coal on the cover isn't it. How many book have coal on the cover lol"

It is coal on the cover or the word coal in the title or a picture on the cover I have which works for another challenge for me.

Stacey wrote: "Believe it or not Bloodfever has horror on the front page of genres. I've been listening to Christmas music instead of the book for the last week--but I'll go back to it. Should be do..."

Ok that is weird I wouldn't call it horror. I get distracted by Christmas music and cheesy Christmas movies.

Grace wrote: "Megan wrote: "I think I misread the goal its with a picture of coal on the cover isn't it. How many book have coal on the cover lol"

It is coal on the cover or the word coal in the title or a pict..."

Oh no ignore me I've reread the goal for the 100th time. Read a book with Coal on the cover or in title for 10 points!

I think I'm losing it. 3rd night shift in and I'm unable to think straight. Doesn't look good for Christmas day working does it haha

Are you starting that now or do you want me to start The Ghost in the Coal Cellar: True Case Files from a Lone Investigator fits I suppose?

Night shifts are evil. Poor you working on Christmas :(

Read that one if you want. I need the other one read by Thursday as I need a book with a river on the cover.

Grace wrote: "Night shifts are evil. Poor you working on Christmas :(

Read that one if you want. I need the other one read by Thursday as I need a book with a river on the cover."

I've started it, its sort of non fiction. Its like a memoir of someones ghost haunting experiences. Its sort of interesting...

I know but its days so that is better than night shift although my boyfriend is going up north to spend it with family so I won't see him until the 4th Jan :(

Oh no sorry you can't be together for so long :( At least you do have the evening off to relax. We go to my Mum's and my brother cooks so I can be lazy.

Nice one, I don't finish til 7pm so I'll come in to my dad having cooked I hope ! :-)

Its nice having dinner cooked for you isn't it

Having dinner cooked for me is a novelty, so it is nice.

I have updated the goalless books page.

Grace wrote: "Having dinner cooked for me is a novelty, so it is nice.

I have updated the goalless books page."

Thanks Grace, I've been putting it off until I was off shifts and able to sit there and do it.

Our current Goals are:
Read a book shelved (listed on the first page of the "top shelves" of the book) as 21st-century - plurals and minor spelling variations are acceptable
Read a book which is set in a circus
Read a book shelved (listed on the first page of the "top shelves" of the book) as japan - plurals and minor spelling variations are acceptable
Read a book with the main genre (listed on the first page on GR) as Horror
Read a book where someone is assumed to be dead but turns out not to be


25 Days of Christmas Goals
Day Fifteen Read a book that has a religious theme for 10 points! Karen
Day Eighteen Read a book where the title has a Song Title from one of the lists below for 10 points!
Day Twenty Read a book with hot chocolate on the cover for 10 points!

Damn missed the boon window by 1 hour and 34 minutes. We could have got rid of the japan goal. I've had a look for some books but nothing I want to read sadly.

I don't want to give away spoilers but Clockwork Princess works for a book where someone is assumed to be dead : )

I can do the Japan goal I have had for a couple of years, time to finlly get around to reading it.

I will be out all day but will update my reading later.

Lauren wrote: "I don't want to give away spoilers but Clockwork Princess works for a book where someone is assumed to be dead : )"

Thanks Lauren I will update that now.

New Goal

Read a book with a chess piece on the cover or in the title (e.g. Pawn, Rook, Knight, etc)

21at century goal is taken care of by Oscar Wao.

Thanks guys,

New goals are Read a book where the first word of the text is The
And Read a book shelved (listed on the first page of the "top shelves" of the book) as 2004 - plurals and minor spelling variations are acceptable

If I get a chance I'll check for both on in the goalless books.

Our current Goals are:
Read a book shelved (listed on the first page of the "top shelves" of the book) as japan - plurals and minor spelling variations are acceptable
Read a book with the main genre (listed on the first page on GR) as Horror
Read a book with a chess piece on the cover or in the title (e.g. Pawn, Rook, Knight, etc)
Read a book where the first word of the text is The
Read a book shelved (listed on the first page of the "top shelves" of the book) as 2004 - plurals and minor spelling variations are acceptable

25 Days of Christmas Goals
Day Fifteen Read a book that has a religious theme for 10 points! Karen
Day Eighteen Read a book where the title has a Song Title from one of the lists below for 10 points!
Day Twenty Read a book with hot chocolate on the cover for 10 points!
Day Twenty-one Read a book where a holiday meal is prepared or eaten for 10 points!

Japan goal done and new goal is

Read a book that has been on your "to read" shelf for more than 2 years

I have also done Day 18.

Is there a way to link accounts?
I have a GR account from my personal email, created before I could link to my Facebook account. My Facebook account was created based on my college email. Do any of you know if there is a way to link them or combine them? I've hundreds of books on that TBR list for longer than two years.

The Strange and Beautiful Sorrows of Ava Lavender works for the goal.

I'm currently reading The Elite and the text also starts with 'the'. If I don't have it done before I will get it finished in Wednesday as I finally get a bit of time off!!

ɽɵɓɵɕɕα wrote: "The Strange and Beautiful Sorrows of Ava Lavender works for the goal."

Rebecca That doesn't work, the first word of the Title is The but the first word of the text is "To"

Meg wrote: "Is there a way to link accounts?
I have a GR account from my personal email, created before I could link to my Facebook account. My Facebook account was created based on my college email. Do any of..."

I don't think there is a way to merge them but I am no expert. I have only 3 books on my tbr that long and 2 of them were dnf for me.

Our current Goals are:

°Read a book with a chess piece on the cover or in the title (e.g. Pawn, Rook, Knight, etc)
°Read a book where the first word of the text is The
°Read a book shelved (listed on the first page of the "top shelves" of the book) as 2004 - plurals and minor spelling variations are acceptable
°Read a book that has been on your "to read" shelf for more than 2 years
°Read a book with the main genre (listed on the first page on GR) as Classic


25 Days of Christmas Goals

Day Fifteen Read a book that has a religious theme for 10 points! Karen

Day Twenty Read a book with hot chocolate on the cover for 10 points!

Day Twenty one Read a book where a holiday meal is prepared or eaten for 10 points!

Day Twenty two Read a book where someone ruins or saves Christmas for 10 points !

None of our unclaimed books have text that begin with "The"?

Meg wrote: "None of our unclaimed books have text that begin with "The"?"

I can only search the ones I have which include a few other people have read. So if anyone knows that their book works then can they let us know. I looked as many as I could and it was really annoying, you would think it was such a common word it would be easy, I was finding It, My, One, On, There etc but no The.

I am almost done with which will cover the chess piece goal then I am going to look at some Christmas books.

Does any one have hot chocolate on the cover ?

What January BOMs is everyone doing? I'm doing The Nightingale and Winter.