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Six Degrees of Separation: From Wolfe Island to Daphne du Maurier and Her Sisters - She Reads Novels It's the first Saturday of the month which means it's time for another Six Degrees of Separation, hosted by Kate of Books are my Favourite and Best. The idea is that Kate chooses a book to use as a starting point and then we have to link it to six other books of our choice... |
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margaret21.com
I think that my choice of books this month make not so much an ordered chain as an untidy, loosely related pile. Beverley Cleary's Beezus and Ramona is the starting point, and is about Beezus' travails with her younger sister. Somehow, though my children read this book, I didn't read this one along with them.... |
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margaret21.com
On the first Saturday of every month, a book is chosen as a starting point and linked to six other books to form a chain. Readers and bloggers are invited to join in by creating their own 'chain' leading from the selected book. Kate:Books are my Favourite and Best This month's chain begins with Stefan... |
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whatmeread.com
I wasn't looking forward to reading Ancestry, because I haven't really enjoyed either of the other books I've read by Simon Mawer. However, he keeps getting shortlisted for the Walter Scott Historical Fiction prize, which is one of my projects, so I keep having to read him. For this novel, Mawer has tracked down records... |
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