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Spot the Difference is all about finding the differences between two cover images, one of which has been slyly altered by our Art Team to test your keen (hopefully) powers of observation. This month our featured Spot the Difference images are from the cover art for the newest entry in New York Times bestselling author Candace Camp's enchanting series, "The Matchmakers": The Bridal Quest , from HQN books.
Your challenge this month is to look closely to see if you can spot the SEVEN differences between the two images featured below. Let the game begin!
Think you have them? Email your answers to me by Tuesday, May 27th with Spot The Difference in the subject line of your email. The winning community member will be chosen according to the date/time stamp and accuracy of the email entry and will be crowned She/He Who is Most Observant and will be permitted to carry that designation in their signature line until the next Spot the Difference game and winner is announced.
The Official Answers to the puzzle will be posted here on May 30, 2008, oops and before I forget, here's the image as it was used on the cover of Candace's March HQN.
Have fun!
Jayne
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Ditto what she said!
Ditto what she said!
"Saving the future, one presidential edict at a time."
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So FF - did you find seven?
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I can't see but five~~~
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Only Seven???
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I agree Anita Mae.
It is difficult discerning whether something is a picture quality issue to be ignored or an intended difference.
Still I guess they can't make it too easy for us
"The mind is its own place, and in itself
Can make a Heav’n of Hell, a Hell of Heav’n." John Milton
No hearts means I have chosen not to give a rating. My system? Five hearts or no hearts.
difficulty
not having the pictures side by side is adding a degree a difficulty
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MDG: yup!
MDG: yup!
"Saving the future, one presidential edict at a time."
March's Member of the Month--2008
the reason I asked is that I wasn't sure whether to count
particular point as one or two, and wondered if you had the same dilemma
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Actually, I found 8.
Actually, I found 8.
"Saving the future, one presidential edict at a time."
March's Member of the Month--2008
6 for me
I only found six. Hmm.... Gonna give my eyes a break and come back later.
~Kristen
"You may have tangible wealth untold;
Caskets of jewels and coffers of gold.
Richer than I you can never be--
I had a mother who read to me."
--Strickland Gillilan
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Got 'em....
Well, I found seven, but I have to admit that one of them I'm not sure is actually supposed to be a difference. Guess we'll see....
"Kindness is the language which the deaf can hear and the blind can see."
- Mark Twain
I never thought of that,
I never thought of that, but when I built the thread, both covers display next to each other...perhaps with different resolutions they appear above and below each other...sorry to add that extra kink to the challenge folks, but if you click on the images and open them up side to each by minimizing your browser, it should work as well.
Jayne
Community Manager
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I found seven, but two were
I found seven, but two were the same dilemma you had Sadhbh.
Oops, Just saw your message Jayne, about opening pics up in different browsers, and now i found another one. new e-mail coming.
~ Kathy D - Team member of Novel Obsession
Seven differences
moon full in one not other
Flower is missing in one
Shoes are different on woman
Boat deck is wider in one, not theother
ropes on right and left at the bottom are longer in one
picture
Top picture colors are darker than bottom picture
Uh oh....
Whoops! Sandyshue, I don't think you were supposed to post any answers on here, but instead email them to Jayne through the link in her blog....
"Kindness is the language which the deaf can hear and the blind can see."
- Mark Twain
I know! The hero has hazel
I know! The hero has hazel eyes in one picture and brown in another! LOL Just kidding...