The Novel Nomad | Cloak and Dagger Christmas 2020 | TBR @TheNovelNomad | Uploaded November 2020 | Updated October 2024, 18 hours ago.
I have chosen mysteries that fall within the general fiction and crime genres, but I am still incredibly excited to read all of these - and achieve Sherlock Holme level!
#cloakanddaggerchristmas
Fellow Hosts:
Kate – youtube.com/channel/UCgcjcyByhekqVpU6cKriX5w
Janelle - youtube.com/channel/UCKKcUJ-E47WZPzP1e9y4NYQ
Group Read
Birds - Daphne Du Maurier
Clue Prompts:
1. Study: Associated with your profession, what you studied in college, or a field you'd like to learn about more
2. Library: A book that references books, borrow a book from the library
3. Hall: entry into a new-to-you mystery sub-genre or author or series
4. Billiard room: [cue balls] next numbered book in a series, the book has a game or sport involved
5. Conservatory: nature, travel, warm climate
6. Kitchen: cozy food-based mystery, small-town mystery (the kitchen is the heart of the home)
7. Dining Room: closed circle, a small group of people, hotel, dinner party
8. Lounge: [cocktails] written or set during the Golden Age (1920s-30s)
9. Ballroom: featuring a party
Amateur Sleuth: 3 prompts
Police Detective: 5 prompts
Sherlock Holmes: 9 prompts
Scavenger Hunt
For the scavenger hunt, I was thinking that people would take a picture of the book they read that featured a particular weapon - More information to come
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“The possession of knowledge does not kill the sense of wonder and mystery. There is always more mystery.” - Anais Nin
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I have chosen mysteries that fall within the general fiction and crime genres, but I am still incredibly excited to read all of these - and achieve Sherlock Holme level!
#cloakanddaggerchristmas
Fellow Hosts:
Kate – youtube.com/channel/UCgcjcyByhekqVpU6cKriX5w
Janelle - youtube.com/channel/UCKKcUJ-E47WZPzP1e9y4NYQ
Group Read
Birds - Daphne Du Maurier
Clue Prompts:
1. Study: Associated with your profession, what you studied in college, or a field you'd like to learn about more
2. Library: A book that references books, borrow a book from the library
3. Hall: entry into a new-to-you mystery sub-genre or author or series
4. Billiard room: [cue balls] next numbered book in a series, the book has a game or sport involved
5. Conservatory: nature, travel, warm climate
6. Kitchen: cozy food-based mystery, small-town mystery (the kitchen is the heart of the home)
7. Dining Room: closed circle, a small group of people, hotel, dinner party
8. Lounge: [cocktails] written or set during the Golden Age (1920s-30s)
9. Ballroom: featuring a party
Amateur Sleuth: 3 prompts
Police Detective: 5 prompts
Sherlock Holmes: 9 prompts
Scavenger Hunt
For the scavenger hunt, I was thinking that people would take a picture of the book they read that featured a particular weapon - More information to come
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“The possession of knowledge does not kill the sense of wonder and mystery. There is always more mystery.” - Anais Nin
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