C - Book Title Locationless, Locationless, Locationless
By 2y'stassies on 05-May-20. Waypoint GA15020

Time to go - thanks to all who logged a find.

Cause of Death by Patricia Cornwell.

Rated: for Overall Experience

Our choice for C is another book by Patricia Cornwell - Cause of Death.

Thanks to the 2y'stassies for this boook series, C is for Chimney Corner Stories by Enid Blyton.
Another family favourite of us and our boys when they were little.

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Chopper From The Inside by Mark Brandon Read is my C book.

Good ole chopper was happy to put pen to paper on a few chapters of non fiction semi autobiography.

But there was always a twist of fiction somewhere.

He bacame a pretty popular author for a crim.

Sadly passed away a few years ago so no more laughs.

TFTL

Rated: for Overall Experience

Canada by Richard Ford. This won the author the Andrew Carnegie Medal for Excellence in Fiction in 2013.

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Canada by Richard Ford. This won the author the Andrew Carnegie Medal for Excellence in Fiction in 2013.

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Had to attack my daughters collection of nursing books

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Sitting back on lockdown for Covid and filling in time with locationless caches.
This one is Cross Justice.
Thanks for the cache 2y'stassies,
Roostaman.

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Ok

Matthew Reilly is my Favourite Author. The Scarecrow series and Jack West Jr series are great

Contest by Matthew Reilly is a stand alone book.

I would suggest to start with Ice Station by Matthew Reilly as the first book to read by the author

At the end of last year I had to get rid of a whole lot of things which included a whole lot of books. The few that remain are significant to me. I listen to a lot of audio books now.

Capture: 30 days of inspiration
I like this book because it is also a journal. It encourages you to look and think outside the box. It gives you creative inspiration when you are feeling dull. I enjoyed this so much when I first read it (when it was released) that I bought it as Christmas presents for family members. In my mind, that was worth way more than the price tag.

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My book is "Change of Heart" by Jodi Picoult

Clear waters rising by Nicholas crane. A story of a long walk through the mountains of Europe. Cheers

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Have an interest in WWI and WWII history, came upon this one gathering dust. ‘Churchill at war 1940-45’ by Lord Moran.. thanks..!!

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Cat's Cradle - Kurt Vonnegut, Jr., first published in 1963.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cat%27s_Cradle

Thanks and Happy Trails!

GCA #28
Alt Cache #992

#NOVID19

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History of the early settlements along the Cox River in the Blue Mountains.

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This one is mine that I brought in Gascoyne Junction for $5 and I think from memory the money went to the RFDS. TFTC

C - Crossroads by Bonnie Milne

TFTC

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The trouble with my books is that most are packed away in boxes and not ready available however I found one still unpacked that started with 'C'.
Thanks for the cache.

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Found this book on my bookshelves. Title of the book: Captain Underpants TFTLC

Captain Underpants!

The story revolves around two best friends called George Beard and Harold Hutchins who like to pull pranks and jokes on anyone and sometimes even on everyone. They also created many comic books, one of which was called 'Captain Underpants'! This obviously gets them in lots of trouble and (quote from the book) 'once it got them into BIG trouble'. (I'm not going to spoil the prank, read the book to find out what it was.) When they were taken to the principal office, Mr Krupp sat down with the boys and gave them some rules to follow and if they broke any of them they would be EXPELLED from school. After a few weeks George and Harold decided, NO MORE. With this decision, they bought a '3-D Hypno Ring' to hypnotize Mr Krupp and to bring some joy back into their lives. After the basics such as turning him in to a chicken and a monkey, they decided on attempting a different character for him to imitate. Captain Underpants! This is where the fun and joy begins for both the characters in the book and for us as the reader. I'll stop talking now, so you can discover the laughter for yourself.

Ratings:
This book: 5/5
Series: 4.5/5 (There are 12 books in this set)
Movie: 3.5/5

I was laughing out loud (LOL) for quite a lot because of these books. The reasons for these ratings is because I loved this book and a few of the other ones in the set. The ones I didn't enjoy as much is because they didn't make sense, not funny enough and/or didn't fit in with the story. This is why the lower rating for the series. As for the movie it was clever how they merged three stories into one but I prefer the books. TFTLC

Cyclone!
Christmas in Darwin 1974

This book is about Cyclone Tracy which I went through when I was 10 years old. We had only arrived in June 1974 6 months BT (before Tracy). We had lived in a caravan until early December before we moved into a flat above where mum and dad worked. Thankfully this is where we rode out Tracy.
TFTL

This is my first logging of an A-Z book cache. It's going to be really interesting to see what other books people choose/find/photograph. I had a quick hunt around the place last night and found a "C" - A Choose Your Own Adventure - Cup of Death. Not near a classic as Catch-22 (which I have and started to read once, but I didn't get too far before something that must have been shinier caught my attention). I chose this book because I didn't know it was there on the bookshelf, didn't know I had it, don't know how it got there. I had a read through last night and got knocked out by an old lady's handbag. Then drowned in a car. Then risked my life to save a 'fake' cup haha.

Oh and the cup in the photo - Luke and Darth, "Galaxies Best Dad" TFTLC!

Confessions of a Beachcomber - E J Banfield. Haven't got to this yet, however my wife says it's worth the time.

Thanks for another and the series 2y'stassies.

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What do you do during lockdown, well some gardening and a lot of head scratching working out jig saws and solving puzzles. Finding things that have been tidied up and hidden away during the home cleanup.
Thanks for the fun.
BOOK TITLE "C" CHINA

Camps Australia wide 7th edition
Thanks

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"Caribbean Ports of Call" by Fodor's ... bought during the planning stages of our first Caribbean cruise way back in 2009.

the Free Campers Friend

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With an interest in cricket, the book "Cricket Cavalcade" by Neill Phillipson provided some interesting reading
My identification is my caching "mascot"
TFTC and cheers
OldSaint

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In my wife's library "Cinquante nuances"

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Where should the DDTs have been for the last 2 weeks or so?? Cuba, so this is a very appropriate and now little used book. Thanks for the series.

One we found on the bookshelf, Colder than Ice by Helen MacPherson. Thanks 2Y'sTassies

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During a very brief dash into town today I grabbed a whole lot of photos of book titles each displaying one of my Pathtags. Thanks for this series 2Y"STASSIES Apologies for the generic logs. On a mission.

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A book from my collection, Confessions of an ugly stepsister

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Caravans by James A. Michener
It's been a long time since I read this book.. long enough that I can't remember it. I know I enjoyed it because it wouldn't be in the bookshelf now if I didn't. If isolation continues much longer I might read it again. TFTL 2y'stassies

Rated: for Overall Experience

The kids bookshelves are the place to be apparently..

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For this we will use Crown of Midnight by Sarah Maas

One of the books by my favourite author.

I was waiting for this series come back, as I have a nice library.
Thanks to 2y'stassies
My book is Danielle Steele Coming Out.

Being full time on the road we don’t have room for too many books but fortunately we had bought a few at recent markets etc so had some we could use. We usually recycle them in caravan park laundries and op shops as we travel but have recently been holding on to them until this virus has eased it’s restrictions.
‘Country Lovers’ by Rebecca Shaw is our ‘C’ contribution
Many thanks for the cache 2y’stassies

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Canoeing in Australia
When MrT bought bought his first canoe (2nd hand) we picked up this 2nd hand book. It has sat on the bookshelf ever since! TFTC

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Luckily someone has just given us a pile of books.

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What a great idea. Hmm hope I can find them all. TFTC

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We have been looking after the Grandies over the last few weeks, a lot of children’s books have been taken off the bookshelves.
The Grandies have enjoyed reading their Mum and Dad’s, aunt’s and uncle’s favourite books from the ‘old days’
Here is Chicken Licken for C )
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A few found with C, all good

Thanks for the locationless cache 2y'stassies. This one is called 'Collapse' and is by one of my favourite popular science authors, Jared Lee Diamond.

Here's my book.
Thanks.

Cross James Patterson
Another book on the ‘To Be Read’ list. It will happen.

Rated: for Overall Experience

This is one of the best books we've read in the last year. So we highly recommend Change of Heart by Jodi Picoult.
Thanks.

GCA 3,087. Another fun locationless to fill in the time.

My C book is 'Clear and Present Danger' by Tom Clancy'. It is one of his 'Jack Ryan' novels. A good yarn an a reasonable movie was made of it. I have included my well travelled HRC Bear and TB Roman to help identify me.

Thanks 2y'stassies !

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I have a book called Cathy...
Thanks 2Y'Stassies

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My C book is a weird one Child in the Wilderness.
I put it aside to read it again and now I can’t find it

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Another book from my family history collection. Book B referred to my 3xgt grandfather and Buggies and C for Cornwall is where he migrated from. TFTLC 2Y'STASSIES.

We have a good library so here is my "C" TFTL

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C for Completely Spotless by Shannon Lush & Jennifer Fleming.

Listened to Lush on ABC radio and her ideas worked so bought the book. Thanks.

C is for "Colonial Doctor and his Town"

This one is Castle Dor by Daphne du Maurier. TFTC

I found this one Crime Scene Cessnock by Robert G Baarrett ,sadly no longer with us TFTC

A string of new caches had been published conveniently when I was in the study with a wall of books behind me!
I can't say I've read any of them, they belong to mum, but a quick search later and I had the ones I needed!
C - Carve the Mark
Thanks to 2y'stassies for the cache!

TFTC, Brainiac03

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