Maybe Level 2 was 2 hard 🙂
I love the Up & Down word game. Try it if you haven’t already. Since this is the first time I’m making it myself I’m going to keep it simple. The answer for line 1 goes down to the first blank in line 2, and so on. These are all 2 word book titles.
Quiet ______________
____________Tragedy
What’s the word that goes in both blanks? American
Now on to level 1
Mystic ___River___
___River___ King (Kathy was first 🙂 )
Too easy? How ’bout level 2
Indian ___Killer____ (Hilarie)
____Killer___ ___Angels____
___Angel’s___Game
Let’s see who figures them out first. Leave a comment with your answers.
Stacy's Books 
I’m glad I got here early. I’m going to answer level 1 and leave the rest for others – it’s River. (I’m also leaving the others because I don’t know the answers, but that’s beside the point.)
You are correct Kathy!
I want to say Pizza for level 1 and I’m stumped on the next one…as I hang my head in shame because you said you made them easy this time out!!
Wow Stacy, you have me stumped! I am thinking it is either Indian Killer or Indian Giver, but I have no idea about the next two titles.
One of those is correct!
I only know level one – River. I don’t know what the next one is but I’m very curious!
I know level 1 but since thats already done, I’ll try the next.
Indian Giver? I have no clue about the rest.
Hi there StacyBuckEye(saying that with my John Wayne Accent that I don’t have)
In regards to your question on the Teaser for The Burton Review today… “What happened to the nephews?”
These nephews are actually real live people from about 1483. Their Dad, King Edward IV, died, and so their uncle Richard STOLE the crown from the eldest boy, and PROBABLY had the boys killed. BUT no one knows what happened to the boys. 500 years later, still no one knows.
Theories.
So that’s where Shakespeare’s horrible characterization of King Richard comes from.
Though.. there are “RICARDIANS” who believe he had nothing to do with it.
BUT
we
will
never
know
😉
Yeah, so in your game involving “2” word titles involving the “same” words, you use a 3 word title and different words.
So . . .