Hosted by Kate, this is a monthly meme where we all start with the same book and add six linked titles. For the first Six Degrees of 2021, we are starting with Hamnet by Maggie O'Farrell. I reviewed this last year. It was one of the few books I managed to finish and I really … Continue reading #SixDegreesOfSeparation: From Hamnet to Autumn
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Six Degrees of Separation: celebrating #NonfictionNovember
It’s time for another #6degrees post. Usually participants all start with the same book and then add six more titles which link in some way. But this month we are changing things up, beginning with a book which which a previous chain finished. Given that we have just started Nonfiction November, I thought it would be … Continue reading Six Degrees of Separation: celebrating #NonfictionNovember
Six Degrees of Separation: from The Taming of the Shrew to Miss Smilla’s Feeling For Snow
It's the first Saturday of October, so that makes it time for another Six Degrees of Separation post. Everyone starts with the same book and adds six more titles, each of which links to the previous one in some way. You can read more about this meme over at host Kate's blog, BooksAreMyFavouriteAndBest. It turns … Continue reading Six Degrees of Separation: from The Taming of the Shrew to Miss Smilla’s Feeling For Snow
Six Degrees of Separation: From Rodham to When Women Were Birds
It's time for another Six Degrees of Separation post - yay! This month we start with Rodham by Curtis Sittenfeld, in which the author imagines what life would have been like for Hillary if she had not married Bill. Of course in real life, Hillary became a Clinton and thus was First Lady. So for my … Continue reading Six Degrees of Separation: From Rodham to When Women Were Birds