Canadian Bookworm: What's in a Name Challenge

Thursday, 8 December 2011

What's in a Name Challenge

I've finished the What's in a Name Challenge for 2011.
Here are my reads:
Evil: Monsters of Men
Size: Tall Story
Jewelry or Gem: The Hare with Amber Eyes
Life Stage:Two Babushkas
Number: Two Generals
Travel/Movement: Far to Go

I enjoyed this challenge, and was surprised at the ease of some and the struggle to find suitable titles for the others.

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Irene9 December 2011 at 09:38
I've finished this challenge as well. Left the Two Babushkas for this years War through the generations challenge. Your Jewelry book sounds really good.
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Shonna9 December 2011 at 19:42
The Hare with Amber Eyes was really good. My mother-in-law lent it to me.
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Thursday, 8 December 2011

What's in a Name Challenge

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