Individual tracking/finisher's template

Stupid question. How do i copy and paste in chrome?

Kat

Read a book that:

…has been featured in the BookBrowse Review.

…has been on your TBR list for more than a year.

…that was published before 1950.

…translated from another language.
Planned When the cranes fly south or My Friends

:white_check_mark:…set in a Middle Eastern country.
The Beekeeper of Aleppo read 8/16

…that has won a major literary award.

…is classified as nonfiction.

…that was recommended to you by another BookBrowse member.

:white_check_mark:**…by an author who’s participated in a Q&A on the Community Forum.** Isola by Allegra Goodman read 7/29

…that’s been made into a movie planned Wuthering Heights

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Read a book that:

…has been featured in the BookBrowse Review.

…has been on your TBR list for more than a year.

…that was published before 1950.

…translated from another language.

…set in a Middle Eastern country.

…that has won a major literary award.

…is classified as nonfiction.

…that was recommended to you by another BookBrowse member.

…by an author who’s participated in a Q&A on the Community Forum.

…that’s been made into a movie.

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Read a book that:

…has been featured in the BookBrowse Review.

Planned: Land by Maggie O’Farrell

…has been on your TBR list for more than a year.

…that was published before 1950.

…translated from another language.

…set in a Middle Eastern country.

…that has won a major literary award.

…is classified as nonfiction.

…that was recommended to you by another BookBrowse member.

…by an author who’s participated in a Q&A on the Community Forum.

…that’s been made into a movie.

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@Dee_Driscole I enjoyed your choice in the translated category when it first came out. LMK what you think of it.

Hi @Kathleen_H1!

Here’s how I’d do it -

  • Go to the first post (the one with the template), & highlight all the text you want to copy with your mouse.
  • Type Ctrl+c to copy
  • Click the blue Reply button to create a new post.
  • Type Ctrl+v to paste the tasks into the new post.
  • Add anything you want, such as what books you might be planning for a specific task.
  • Click the blue Reply button under the comment box to post your tasks.

When you’re ready to mark a task off, add books, whatever, click the three little dots next to the grey Reply arrow under your comment, then click the pencil icon to edit. When done, click the blue Reply button under the comment to post.

I hope that helps! Let me know if not.

Aaaah for none of that on my phone. I will try it on my computer.

Thanks though!

Kat

Okay, I’ll give it a go and see if I can complete the challenge!

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Read a book that:

…has been featured in the BookBrowse Review.
Planned: Appraisals by Claire Boyles

…has been on your TBR list for more than a year.
Completed 8/5: Trust by Hernan Diaz, 4 stars

…that was published before 1950.
Completed 7/5: Arsenic and Old Lace by Joseph Kesselring, 5 stars

…translated from another language.
Planned: The Guest Cat by Takashi Hiraide (Japanese)

set in a Middle-eastern country.
Completed 7/8: As Long as the Lemon Trees Grow by Zoulfa Katouh, 5 stars

…that has won a major literary award.
Planned: The Tiger’s Wife by Tea Obrecht

…is classified as nonfiction.
Planned: A Marriage at Sea by Sophie Elmhirst

…that was recommended to you by another BookBrowse member.
Planned: Time Travel for Beginners by Jaclyn Moriarty

…by an author who’s participated in a Q&A on the Community Forum.
Planned: Fieldwork by Mischa Berlinski

…that’s been made into a movie.
Planned: The Black Stallion by Walter Farley

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Read a book that:

…has been featured in the BookBrowse Review. Planned: The Bell Jar

…has been on your TBR list for more than a year. Completed :white_check_mark: 8/20/26: America’s First Daughter

…that was published before 1950.

…translated from another language. Completed :white_check_mark:8/8: Before We Say Goodbye

…set in a Middle Eastern country.

…that has won a major literary award. Planned: Maps of Our Spectacular Bodies

…is classified as nonfiction.

…that was recommended to you by another BookBrowse member.

…by an author who’s participated in a Q&A on the Community Forum. Planned: Daughters of Shan Dong

…that’s been made into a movie. Completed​:white_check_mark: 8/10: The Invention of Hugo Cabret

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Read a book that:

…has been featured in the BookBrowse Review.

planned: London Falling OR Land

:white_check_mark: …has been on your TBR list for more than a year.

read Project Hail Mary (finished 8/9)

…that was published before 1950.

…translated from another language.

Can I just read something in another language?

…set in a Middle Eastern country.

planned: There Are Rivers in the Sky (Elif Shafak)

…that has won a major literary award.

…is classified as nonfiction.

currently reading Evicted

…that was recommended to you by another BookBrowse member.

…by an author who’s participated in a Q&A on the Community Forum.

planned: Chris Bohjalian

…that’s been made into a movie.

currently reading Howl’s Moving Castle

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Read a book that:

…has been featured in the BookBrowse Review.

…has been on your TBR list for more than a year.

…that was published before 1950.

…translated from another language.

…set in a Middle Eastern country.

…that has won a major literary award.

…is classified as nonfiction.

…that was recommended to you by another BookBrowse member.

…by an author who’s participated in a Q&A on the Community Forum.

…that’s been made into a movie.

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Connie_K, I finished Drive your plow over the bones of the dead. It was a wild ride, and I don’t think I have read anything like it. I thought it combined literary fiction with mystery and fable and philosophical thoughts (hunting, invisibility of senior women, etc.) It was weird and so different. I did like it as I loved her prose, but it is so different for me, I am not sure I will read her again. Ok, how about you?

Kim you were right. Went through the list and see that I have read several books already that qualify. At first I was concerned about taking on another challenge. Haven’t posted yet.

GABI’s READING CHALLENGE BOOKS LIST:

1) …has been featured in the BookBrowse Review.

London Falling (8/2/26​ :white_check_mark:, 5 out of 5)

2) …has been on your TBR list for more than a year.

Planned - Playground or North Woods

3) …that was published before 1950.

Planned - Plum Bun (1928) or Elizabeth and Her German Garden (1898)

4) …translated from another language.

Planned - Last Train to Istanbul (from Turkish)

5) …set in a Middle Eastern country.

Planned - An Unnecessary Woman (Lebanon)

6) …that has won a major literary award.

Planned - Interpreter of Maladies (Pulitzer)

7) …is classified as nonfiction

The Violence - My Family’s Colombian War (:white_check_mark:8/1/26, 4.5 out of 5)

8) …that was recommended to you by another BookBrowse member.

Planned - Palaces of the Crow or Escape from Kabul

9) …by an author who’s participated in a Q&A on the Community Forum.

10) …that’s been made into a movie.

Contact :white_check_mark: (8/18/26, 4.8 out of 5.0)

Read a book that:

…has been featured in the BookBrowse Review. planned: London Falling OR Land

:white_check_mark: …has been on your TBR list for more than a year. Project Hail Mary (finished 8/9)

…that was published before 1950. planned: North and South (Elizabeth Gaskell)

…translated from another language. planned: Doctor Zhivago

:white_check_mark: …set in a Middle Eastern country. There Are Rivers in the Sky (8/17)

…that has won a major literary award. currently reading The Power Broker

…is classified as nonfiction. currently reading Evicted

…that was recommended to you by another BookBrowse member. planned: Evensong

…by an author who’s participated in a Q&A on the Community Forum. planned: Chris Bohjalian

:white_check_mark: …that’s been made into a movie. Howl’s Moving Castle (8/10)

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@Dee_Driscole I’m just seeing your response today.(8-24) I read it back in 2019 I think when it was published so details are foggy, but I loved the Blake aspect, the protagonist’s personality, and discussing the “Polish-ness” with my husband who grew up there. I found it just different/quirky enough to be fun/challenging but certainly not difficult to read. You’ve inspired me to give it a re-read and offer it up to my book club. We get tired of the same old same old.

@Connie_K, I am so glad I read it. I recommended it to my book club, too. We haven’t made our decisions yet, but I agree, we need different books. There is a part in the book where a Polish character makes fun of the Czech language, that it sounds less serious and childlike. Like you, I checked with Polish people I know, and this is a true bias. It seems the Polish language is more of a guttural sound and even has two additional letters/sounds in the alphabet. I then looked it up on google, and yep, it is true how different they sound. Not bad, just different. Who knew? I agree, any book that uses Blake or poetry gets my attention. Thanks for reaching out, and Happy Reading.