01 January 2013

What's in a Name 6: Lost or Found

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19 comments:

  1. Rachelle211/2/13, 8:00 PM

    I used an e-book How to Lose a Tooth by E.C. Stilson.

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  2. Jane1/18/13, 12:08 AM

    For this category, I chose Looking for Yesterday by Marcia Muller, # 30 in the Sharon McCone mystery series.

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  3. Paula1/22/13, 11:41 PM

    I forgot to put the book title in my link - but I had the perfect book for this category on my TBR shelf - Lost & Found by Jacqueline Sheehan!

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  4. Scayley2/4/13, 4:05 AM

    I have found A Discovery of Witches by Deborah Harkness on my to be read shelf, that's 5 out of 6 books for this challenge that I have on my shelf. Just one more to find!

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  5. srivalli2/4/13, 6:15 AM

    Sorry! Posted Link number 14 in wrong category no 15 is the correct one.

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  6. Mary R.2/7/13, 1:56 PM

    I read Discovery of Witches which is book 1 of 6 for me for this challenge.

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  7. grammajudyb2/27/13, 1:54 PM

    My selection for Lost or Found is
    The Lost Wife by Alyson Richman. I didn't put the title in the link. :(

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  8. Carine2/28/13, 3:49 PM

    My second book for this challenge, and a really good one too :-)

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  9. hannah3/29/13, 1:18 AM

    My second book for the challenge, "Finding the Hero in Your Husband" by Juliana Slattery.

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  10. Reading in the Dark5/19/13, 11:45 PM

    I read A Discovery of Witches by Deborah Harkness as my second book for the challenge and linked above to my blog. I'm having so much fun with this so far!

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  11. Anonymous5/28/13, 1:43 AM

    Hi
    i already finished my first book.

    http://yunitagena.wordpress.com/2013/05/28/the-lost-boy-dave-pelzer-review/

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  12. Ruby // Rustled Pages7/19/13, 12:31 PM

    I'm not entirely sure if this counts, but I did Shipwrecked in terms of being "lost"! Ahhh well, the challenge does encourage creativity... *hopeful smile*

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  13. Gypsi9/7/13, 10:41 AM

    I'm wondering if The Hundred-Year-Old Man Who Climbed Out the Window and Disappeared by Jonas Jonasson would count. . . He wasn't exactly lost, but the police were trying to find him. Anyone say yay or nay?

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  14. Marj10/27/13, 9:09 PM

    Back in March I posted my link to "Four Lost Ladies" by Stuart Palmer, but didn't realize I was supposed to also post a comment. So I'm just catching up.

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  15. Felicity Grace Terry10/29/13, 7:05 AM

    That's my last book read for the challenge. Whilst not exactly 'lost' or 'found' I thought The Pleasure SEEKers a worthy equivalent being that it's what you might do when something is lost/before something is found. A bit of a tenuous link perhaps but then you encourage creativity.

    Here's looking forward to WIAN 7.

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  16. Captain Nick Sparrow11/10/13, 12:02 PM

    My "lost" book was one of my favorites of the year. Thank you for hosting this challenge!

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  17. Katy McCoy11/23/13, 8:49 PM

    I read Keeper of Lost Causes by Jussi Adler-Olsen 5/5. Set in Denmark. Just got the second and I can't wait to start it.

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  18. dollycas aka Lori12/13/13, 1:21 PM

    That was close but I finished this challenge :)

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  19. Beth12/31/13, 9:17 PM

    This is a great category -- out of the ordinary. Qualifiers for me would be:

    Looking For Alaska
    Hide and Seek
    The Lost Fleet books
    Aunt Dimity and the Lost Prince

    Beth @ Library Chicken

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