MobileRead Winter Contest - 3 PocketBooks and 15 E-Book Vouchers

[mrscoach]

My excuse is that it is 5:30 am here and I haven't had any caffeine. But I at least found today's letter. Now I can spend the day trying to figure out yesterday's.

Still have no clue about the title. Trilobites seem to be crawling in my head.

[clopper]

just found this forum and your wonderful contest. but it's hard to get all letters from the past week....
i'll try lol

[ShortNCuddlyAm]

OK - I had to read the clue a couple of times before it twigged - but found it And my guess is still holding up!

[jankovicgood]

Once we collect all the letters, we will get the book title, but it is one word, two words, three words?

[Slite]

Originally Posted by jankovicgood

Once we collect all the letters, we will get the book title, but it is one word, two words, three words?

It's eleven letters... combine them to a well-known booktitle.

Booktitles can have on word, two words, three words or more. It would be way to easy if they said how many there were

[Jellby]

Originally Posted by Slite

Booktitles can have on word, two words, three words or more. It would be way to easy if they said how many there were

I'm pretty sure it's eleven words or less.

[rhmorrison]

Originally Posted by jankovicgood

Once we collect all the letters, we will get the book title, but it is one word, two words, three words?

Here an example using "The da Vinci Code":

• Cathodic endive
• a ditched novice
• a convicted hide
• Coach Ed invited
• catch divine ode
• chide not advice
• canoed civet hid
• cheat con divide
• dad ethnic novice
• detach iced vino
• coda device thin
• taco vice hidden

[omk3]

Originally Posted by Jellby

I'm pretty sure it's eleven words or less.

Actually, judging from the number of (supposedly) correct guesses, we already have more clues than we need.

[pilotbob]

Originally Posted by jankovicgood

Once we collect all the letters, we will get the book title, but it is one word, two words, three words?

Yes.

BOb

[pietvo]

Originally Posted by pilotbob

Yes.

BOb

It could be 3, 4 or 5 also. With 11 letters 6 or more words becomes less likely, I think.

[acastillo]

Was able to find today's letter, but still looking for Day 6 and 8 letters. Aargh.

[Mosherix]

Nice hint today. Got the letter and the title................................... I hope so.

Thanks guys this contest has been really enjoyable.

[Jellby]

Originally Posted by Ea

I usually think of Monaco as the state and Monte Carlo as the city of that state - even if Monaco is all covered by city (as far as I remember).

Monte Carlo is a part of the city, Monaco-Ville and La Condamine are other parts, for instance.

But I totally misunderstood the "clue", I thought they had to go to Monaco (or to a place named like the hotel in Monaco, which leads them again to Monaco)

[Jellby]

Originally Posted by tommik

And what will happen if I find other title, which is also formed by these letters, but isn't what you thought? Have I any chance to win?

I vote for it being considered as valid, as long as it is a well-known book title. This reminds me of a quiz show on TV, where one of the questions (on movies and cinema) was "which actor flew in the Air Force One?" (or something like that). The contestant said "Ronald Reagan", while the correct answer was intended to be "Harrison Ford"... at the end they gave a correct score to the contestant

Which leads me to a trick. If you can't find a well-known book title, you can write your own book, give it a title with the 11 letters, and make it well-known before the contest ends

[boating]

got the letter, got the title!