Showing posts with label bookish thanks. Show all posts
Showing posts with label bookish thanks. Show all posts

Sunday, November 30, 2014

#BookishThanks November 22-30


#BookishThanks November 22-30
I usually post #SundaySentence/Begin the Week with Words today,
but since it is the last day for #BookishThanks, I figured I'd finish it off instead!

I am participating in a most wonderful bookish Thanksgiving meme, #BookishThanks, put together by Monika at A Lovely Bookshelf on the Wall. A category is given for every day in November, to which you can apply the book of your choice, posting it on your social media. It has been so much fun, I figured I'd post them on my blog weekly! Feel free to leave your choices for any categories in the comments. I've really, really enjoyed this month of #BookishThanks!


22. Favorite indie/self-pub author - Adria J. Cimino, wrote Paris, Rue des Martyrs.




23. Bookish event/link-up/meme - Sunday Sentence




24. Bookish technology - Overdrive




25. Relevant to me - The Truest Thing About You, by David Lomas




26. Reminded me of childhood - Charlotte's Web, by E.B. White




27. Made me hungry - I really couldn't think of one for this category!


28. Reminded me of my family - The Color of Water, by James McBride




29. Took me someplace new - A Tree Grows in Brooklyn, by Betty Smith




30. Inspired me to take action - Crazy Love, by Francis Chan


Friday, November 21, 2014

#BookishThanks November 15-21


I am participating in a most wonderful bookish Thanksgiving meme, #BookishThanks, put together by Monika at A Lovely Bookshelf on the Wall. A category is given for every day in November, to which you can apply the book of your choice, posting it on your social media. It has been so much fun, I figured I'd post them on my blog weekly! Feel free to leave your choices for any categories in the comments.

15. Sparked my imagination - Juliet's Nurse, by Lois Leveen



16. Stretched my mind - One Thousand Gifts, by Ann Voskamp

Stretched me so much, I made sure I'd never forget it!

17. Took my breath away - Les Miserables, by Victor Hugo



18. Taught me something new - Snow Flower and the Secret Fan, by Lisa See



19. Discussed with a friend - The Best Yes, by Lysa TerKeurst



20. Gave me a different perspective - The Killer Angels, by Michael Shaara



21. Makes me take copious notes - The Bible

Once again, what better place for lasting impressions?

Friday, November 14, 2014

#BookishThanks November 8-14


I am participating in a most wonderful bookish Thanksgiving meme, #BookishThanks, put together by Monika at A Lovely Bookshelf on the Wall. This time I was able to place the graphic above for your convenience...my iPad was having a good day, I guess. For #BookishThanks, a category is given for every day in November, to which you can apply the book of your choice, posting it on your social media. It has been so much fun, I figured I'd post them on my blog weekly! Feel free to leave your choices for any categories in the comments.

8. Recommended by a friend - Stones From the River, Ursula Hegi




9. Would read over and over - The Great Gatsby, by F. Scott Fitzgerald




10. Boosted my vocabulary - Anything Shakespeare




11. Love the voice - This is Where I Leave You, by Jonathan Tropper




12. Favorite reading accessory - fleece blanket and my dog AND 14. Favorite reading spot - bed




13. Must read author's backlist - David Mitchell (read Cloud Atlas)



Friday, November 7, 2014

#BookishThanks November 1-7

#BookishThanks November 1-7

I am participating in a most wonderful bookish Thanksgiving meme, #BookishThanks, put together by Monika at A Lovely Bookshelf on the Wall. A category is given for every day in November, to which you can apply the book of your choice, posting it on your social media. It has been so much fun, I figured I'd post them on my blog weekly! Feel free to leave your choices for any categories in the comments.


1. Made me laugh - Let's Pretend This Never Happened, by Jenny Lawson




2. Scared me silly - The Road, by Cormac McCarthy




3. Couldn't put it down - The First Fifteen Lives of Harry August, by Claire North.




4. Love the cover - Gutenberg's Apprentice, by Alix Christie




5. Must share with others - The Storyteller, by Jodi Picoult




6. Comfort read - formulaic writers like Grisham and Picoult




7. Makes me love paper - Any Chunkster (500+ pages)