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1 2 The damage to books that is commonly attributed to 'bookworms' is, in truth, not caused by any species of worm. Bookworm is a general name for any insect that is said to bore through books. The game was such a success that a follow-up game extension ‘Bookworm Adventures’ was released in 2006. A bookworm / beetle grub found inside a paperback book, showing some of the damage it has wrought. Developerīookworm is a word game developed by PopCap Games, released in 2003. Finally, special tiles increase your score enormously, so always look for words using these tiles if possible. The more yellow dots indicated, the higher score you obtain when using this letter. The scarcity of the letter is indicated on the tile with the yellow dots in the right bottom. In addition, the usage of scarce letters is beneficial for your score. Browse 682,770 bookworm stock photos and images available, or search for read icon or book to find more great stock photos and pictures. As mentioned before, the longer the words, the higher your score will be. Diamond and Sapphire tiles: These are even more special tiles that can be earned if a word containing 2 or more gold or green tiles is formed.These tiles are even worth more points than the green tiles. Gold tiles: These tiles can be earned if a word of 5 letters or more is created.Green tiles: These are bonus tiles that appear random throughout the game and increase the word score you can achieve.You get fewer red tiles if you create longer words. Form a word using the burning tiles as soon as possible. Burning tiles: Beware of red burning tiles, if they reach the bottom of the field they will set the library on fire and you lose the game.
There are several special tiles that can appear throughout the game. This feature is unfortunately removed from the version we currently have on our website. Forming these bonus words boosted your score. In the original version, bonus words were displayed beneath Lex the bookworm starting from round 2. Don’t find any words in the field? Click on Lex to scramble all the letter tiles and get a new field to work with! Be careful though, this costs points. New letters will be provided so there are always new options to explore. Once you have formed the word you had in mind, click on submit and Lex the bookworm will eat the letter tiles you selected. Tell Dr.Click on the letters you want to use to create a word. Click here for Part One, Part Two and Part Three of our discussions. Come join us for the ride!Įdited to add: We are doing a Summer 2018 Read-along of Harry Potter and the Sorcerer's Stone. So this month, we are going to explore other First Lines/First Pages in children's literature. (As I'd love to know with many a book! But I'll have to settle for what's on the printed page.) I'm curious as to what was JK Rowling's original beginning to the series. But just because a book is a bestseller doesn't mean that it was written well. Of course we know that HP and the Sorcerer's Stonemust have a great beginning because it is, after all, 'the extraordinary national bestseller'. Now, I bet you may be rolling your eyes right now. I also like the name of their street, Privet Drive. This mystery pulls the reader in right away because we want to know exactly WHO is 'the boy who lived' and WHY the Dursleys are trying so hard to be 'normal'.
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My first thoughts: Rowling starts off the series with a lot of mystery-the Dursleys are trying so hard to be 'normal', and yet they are hiding a big secret. Why specifically these two? Because these two series were instrumental in changing the face of children's books and the children's book market. The first? Harry Potter and the Sorcerer's Stone, of course. I thought it would be fun to dissect and discover the First Lines/First Pages of some of the best YA/middle grade novels. One of the first posts was inevitably "First Lines" in which we would share the first lines of the novel we were working on. (More to come on Inktober later.)īack to NaNo, in the years I've participated in the past, I was part of a large group of women writers who would send messages of encouragement during the month. Sometime during the month of October and #Inktober, I got inspired to do a First Pages/First Lines marathon this month. In fact I'm eating (finally!) some soup as I type this. I hope.ĭay One: I've had to call in sick for my half day at work because of a migraine that is finally abating. While I'm not participating this year because my goal is to finish a zero draft of my YA novel that is about 75% done, I am using the month to focus back on writing. If you're a writer, you know that it's also the first day of National Novel Writing Month.
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