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5.4- Boggle. Using this Boggle board, read a book the title/subtitle of which includes a word of at least 3 letters that can be made from the board. From the rules of Boggle - "Each player searches for words that can be constructed from the letters of sequentially adjacent cubes, where "adjacent" cubes are those horizontally, vertically, and diagonally neighboring. Words must be at least three letters long,... but may not use the same letter cube more than once per word."

Note that in the game, the words need not be constructed in a straight line as long as the letters are adjacent - so, for instance, starting in the upper left hand corner, you could make the word LIAR - L, straight down to I, diagonally down to A, straight up to R.

REQUIRED: State the word that you are using.

words identified in this thread:
York
sea
liar
key
case
year
rose
hard
earl
diary
gray
grace/graces

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Would The Navigator of New York work? The word is "YORK" ?

Prajakta wrote: "Would The Navigator of New York work? The word is "YORK" ?"

works just fine.

Love. This.

Ty wrote: "Love. This."

Thanks!

The Sea by John Banville (word: SEA)?

Delmy =^.^= wrote: " The Sea by John Banville (word: SEA)?"

yes

The Liar by Stephen Fry

Claire wrote: "The Liar by Stephen Fry"

that works

Allison wrote: "I'll be reading Locke & Key, Vol. 1: Welcome to Lovecraft

Word: Key"

that works

A Real Basket Case using CASE

Deborah wrote: "A Real Basket Case using CASE"

looks good!

Can I have Homicide: A Year on the Killing Streets for the word YEAR?

Fiona (Titch) wrote: "Can I have Homicide: A Year on the Killing Streets for the word YEAR?"

sure, it fits the task description.

Can I get an okay for Rose Madder using the word "rose"?

Nikki wrote: "Can I get an okay for Rose Madder using the word "rose"?"

sure, "rose" is in the boggle board.

I hope people keep posting their words as I suck at these games. Even if they are not in foreign language on top of it all. =P

I'm actually having more fun trying to find words than finding a book to fit the task right now. :D I haven't got a book in mind yet.

i made a list of potential words and then just requested a bunch of books from the library - most from like 2 different words

Pamela Su wrote: "I'm actually having more fun trying to find words than finding a book to fit the task right now. :D I haven't got a book in mind yet."

the task came to my mind because we always had so much fun playing boggle!

How about Hard Bitten (word "hard")?

Elizabeth wrote: "How about Hard Bitten (word "hard")?"

"hard" is there!

I found EARL and DIARY as well

don't forget GRACE/GRACES and GRAY!

would this be ok The Sea of Monsters (word Sea)

Aleksandra wrote: "would this be ok The Sea of Monsters (word Sea)"

Yes - it's in the Boggle board, and "sea" is already listed in post 2 as one of the words people have found - see post 2.

I'm going to read Ordinary Grace by William Kent Krueger

My word is GRACE

Am reading Suzanne's Diary for Nicholas by James Patterson. Diary is already identified in post 2..

I don't know if these have already been found:
ace
see
oil
seem
sail
hail
aim
race
car
say
has

What about hyphenated words - are they one word or two? Specifically I was wondering about Hard-Headed Texan.


Thanks!!

Bluemoon wrote: "What about hyphenated words - are they one word or two? Specifically I was wondering about Hard-Headed Texan.


Thanks!!"

sorry - hyphenated words count as one word.

Sandy wrote: "Bluemoon wrote: "What about hyphenated words - are they one word or two? Specifically I was wondering about Hard-Headed Texan.


Thanks!!"

sorry - hyphenated words count as one word."


No problem thought I would ask. I will find a place for it.