Here’s my entry in Kate’s 6 Degrees of Separation Meme from her blog, Books Are My Favourite and Best. Here’s how it works: Books can be linked in obvious ways – for example, books by the same authors, from the same era or genre, or books with similar themes or settings. Or, you may choose to […]
6 Degrees of Separation: From “A Gentleman in Moscow” to “The Chatham School Affair” Read More »
Here’s my entry in Kate’s 6 Degrees of Separation Meme from her blog, Books Are My Favourite and Best. Here’s how it works: Books can be linked in obvious ways – for example, books by the same authors, from the same era or genre, or books with similar themes or settings. Or, you may choose
6 Degrees of Separation Read More »
Here’s my entry in Kate’s 6 Degrees of Separation Meme from her blog, Books Are My Favourite and Best. Here’s how it works: Books can be linked in obvious ways – for example, books by the same authors, from the same era or genre, or books with similar themes or settings. Or, you may choose
6 Degrees of Separation: From “Where the Wild Things Are” to “Under the Lake” Read More »
Here’s my second entry in Kate’s 6 Degrees of Separation Meme from her blog, Books Are My Favourite and Best. Here’s how it works: Books can be linked in obvious ways – for example, books by the same authors, from the same era or genre, or books with similar themes or settings. Or, you may
6 Degrees of Separation: From “Murmur” to “Eat, Pray, Love” Read More »
While exploring other book blogs after I came home from my vacation, I discovered the 6 DEGREES OF SEPARATION MEME. I was immediately drawn to it because I like the way it makes me think about how the books I read may be related. Here, from the meme description page, is how it works: Books
6 Degrees of Separation: From “The Dry” to “Oliver Twist” Read More »
