Lillelara, any non-house sort of a structure is fine: boat, tent, cabin, shed, trailer, henhouse, treehouse, shithouse (couldn't resist, sorry), barn, or stable. ;)

Does the entire book need to be read outside? I'm going to be struggling with that one too.

It's just for fun - whatever you decide is fair works for me!

So it depends on how good we are at justifying the square? Interesting. Is the travel one supposed to be you travelling or travelling in the book?

Travelling in the book!

Hmm...if anyone hasn't already read it, they could read Murder on the Orient Express for that one.

That one, I think, is the easiest category for me. :D Love it.

@Tannat: Yup, that would fit.

Thanks, Moonlight :). I'm visiting my dear colleague in Italy this year and she has a henhouse in her backyard ;).

HA! That was my first thought when I read MR's post above: "Oh! I have a henhouse! Can I stand to sit in it long enough to read more than a page?". There's also a good chance my chickens would try to eat the book. :D

:D. My colleague only has three chickens. I think I can fend them off ;). Or maybe not? Can chickens be as equally vicious as geese? If that is the case, I will stay clear of the henhouse.

Depends on the chickens. :) We only have three too, but two of them... they aren't vicious, quite the opposite, but they think everything is something to eat and they experiment with their beaks. (The 3rd chicken - the biggest one - is afraid of her own shadow.)

Pics? :D

Perhaps you will accidentally read a book that you can fit into those genres...

Perhaps... ;)

I am so jealous that you are going to Orkney. I've wanted to visit there since I read Once and Future King.

Do you think you'll find any fewmets there?

Possible. Quite possible. Though, whether they might be from dragons or the Questing Beast remains to be seen.

@MR: I've watched that ferry go out there for 10 years. It's about time I got on it!

I demand pics.

I'm sure there will be some. :D

Add me to the jealous list. I'm going to try to complete a bingo while avoiding the sci-fi square. I don't like sci-fi. :P

And I second the demand for pics :). I want to read Arcadia by Iain Pears, which would fit the SciFi or fantasy bill. The romance one on the other hand will be a tough one.

@MdB: "A long way to a small angry planet" by Becky Chambers is a SciFi book that a lot of non-SciFi-readers love. There isn't a lot scientific stuff going on, the whole book is more about the characters and their relationships. I enjoyed it quite a bit, I just would have wished for an engaging plot.

@Lillelara: Thanks for that, I'll check it out. Most of what I dislike about science fiction isn't the scence (I'm a bit of science nerd in fact). It's the speculative aspect of the realities and most of them are space related. Space bores me senseless. :P

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