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Today is my roll day, so I'm going to start with my normal roll:

This takes me to space #4: 

Read a book that was published during the months of May, June or July, or that contains an item that would be used as a school supply or an article of clothing or an accessory pictured on the cover.

Fortuitously, the next Lynley book, Well-Schooled in Murder, was published in May of 2007! Yippee!

First of my extra rolls:

comes up doubles, and takes me the race car. I put it in my pocket, and roll again!

which puts me on:

15. Read a book with a tree (or trees) on the cover, or that is set in a mountain community.

A Fountain Filled With Blood is set in Miller's Kill, NY, a community in the Adirondack mountains, which fulfills this prompt! That's the one book that I am for sure going to read, so that's great that I can fit it in without using one of my novelty cards!

Roll for my second extra roll:

which puts me on:

20. Read a book that features a dog or which has a dog on the cover or that is set in an area known for its lakes or on a fictional lake.

At this point, I must move onto the next Russ & Clare mystery, called Out of the Deep I Cry, which is set in Millers Kill, in the Adirondacks, and area that is both known for its lakes and which takes place on a lake.

My third extra roll:

Puts me on the BL space, which means that I go to the Wheel Decide:

which tells me to "read a book that has been on my TBR for more than a year"

So many possibilities for this one, including Bring Up the Bodies, which is the sequel to Wolf Hall, and which I bought when it was published back in September, 2012, well over a year ago.

and then because I had doubles, I roll again:

Which puts me on Go, so I collect $5.00 and roll again!

which takes me around the board, past where I started rolling, to:

7. Read a book that has a house on the cover, or that is related to something unique about your community (for example, if your community has a strawberry festival, read a book with strawberries on the cover).

Playing one of my cat cards - I read The Key to Rebecca by Ken Follett.