A Drift of Quills - January 2015 Post
Having taken a hiatus from posting for the Quills in December, I note that the old year is now behind us (and I cannot say I am sorry about that) and 2015 begins. What better way to move forward than to join my fellow Quills in a treasure hunt. Our search will take us through our book shelves. So, here goes!
First up, is Robin Lythgoe, author of As the Crow Flies.
Rummaging through my bookshelves (both physical and digital) makes me feel like a dragon admiring its treasure. I have silver and gold, precious jewels, priceless collections of beautiful words at my very fingertips! The hardest part of this task? Getting sidetracked. I want to read this! No, this one! And that one, too! Oh, it’s been a long time since I’ve read ! I got so sidetracked, in fact, that it took me three attempts to collect the actual goodies.
Read more at http://robinlythgoe.blogspot.com/2015....
Next comes Kristie Kiessling, author of Sanguis Dei.
I wonder what she found in her book shelves . . . ?
A Scavenger Hunt is fine for parties and kids in college. What we have here is a Scavenger Hunt involving books, and therefore, I deem it a Snark Hunt! Since I am often easily charmed with smiles and soap ... I endeavored to find ONE book with all ten.
When that didn't work . . .
Read more at http://kristiekiessling.blogspot.com/....
Finally, I found some interesting things. So, let's begin!
A book with the letter “J” - This one is fairly easy—Jekyll and Hyde by Robert Louis Stevenson. Oh yes, I know, the full name is The Strange Case of Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde, but most refer to it by its shortened name. This is a great read, showing . . .
Read more at http://www.oathtaker.com/patricias-bl....
First up, is Robin Lythgoe, author of As the Crow Flies.
Rummaging through my bookshelves (both physical and digital) makes me feel like a dragon admiring its treasure. I have silver and gold, precious jewels, priceless collections of beautiful words at my very fingertips! The hardest part of this task? Getting sidetracked. I want to read this! No, this one! And that one, too! Oh, it’s been a long time since I’ve read ! I got so sidetracked, in fact, that it took me three attempts to collect the actual goodies.
Read more at http://robinlythgoe.blogspot.com/2015....
Next comes Kristie Kiessling, author of Sanguis Dei.
I wonder what she found in her book shelves . . . ?
A Scavenger Hunt is fine for parties and kids in college. What we have here is a Scavenger Hunt involving books, and therefore, I deem it a Snark Hunt! Since I am often easily charmed with smiles and soap ... I endeavored to find ONE book with all ten.
When that didn't work . . .
Read more at http://kristiekiessling.blogspot.com/....
Finally, I found some interesting things. So, let's begin!
A book with the letter “J” - This one is fairly easy—Jekyll and Hyde by Robert Louis Stevenson. Oh yes, I know, the full name is The Strange Case of Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde, but most refer to it by its shortened name. This is a great read, showing . . .
Read more at http://www.oathtaker.com/patricias-bl....
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