The Seasonal Reading Challenge discussion
WINTER CHALLENGE 2013
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5.4 - In the Conservatory

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Goodbye, Dearest Holly
Just saw I can use that for the true crime challenge.
Now the book I want to use is Just One Wish

Is that okay?


They do now that you mention it but be sure to point them out when you post your completed task!


Leaves work. I can't tell that they're leaves from the picture, but if they look like leaves on the actual book it'll work.
Kristi (Passion for the Page) wrote: "
Leaves work. I can't tell that they're leaves f..."
Thanks, Kristi - I have the physical book in hand and can see leaves much more clearly on the actual cover.
Leaves work. I can't tell that they're leaves f..."
Thanks, Kristi - I have the physical book in hand and can see leaves much more clearly on the actual cover.


Would mistletoe work? :)
If yes, I'll go seek approval for conditional 5-point task."
Sure, mistletoe works.




Wheat, corn, or grass are all plants. So no matter what that green stuff is, it works!




That looks like a flower. The butterfly's sitting on one, too. It looks like forest covered mountains in the background. Lots of plants! You're good to go.


Yep, looks like a tree to me. Just point it out when you claim points so Sandy doesn't have to search for it.


Looks like a creeping vine with some sort of flower around the edge..."
Yes, the flowers definitely work.

Chance Is the Providence of Adventurers

Yep, still a plant. That will work. Although, it would help if you point out the grass and say that the book was approved in the help thread when you post the completed task. That way Sandy isn't searching for a green plant. ;-)

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Is this the book you're asking about? (That picture was really, really tiny ◕‿◕)

If this is the book then, yes, it works for this task. It doesn't matter what the topic of the book is, just that it has plants on the cover.
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A conservatory can also be called a sunroom or solarium. In Florida, we just call them Florida rooms. Florida rooms are lined with windows. The idea is to enjoy the plant life outside without having to deal with the weather (or the bugs!). Read a book with plants or plant parts (flowers, fruit, leaves, etc) on the cover. Examples: