Book Snails Book Group discussion

January signs and symbols
Birthstone - Garnet
❄Read a book with "Garnet" in the title
Flower - Dianthus or Galanthus
❄Read a book with a white or pink cover
Zodiac signs - Capricorn and Aquarius
❄Read a book with a ram on the cover
❄Read a book with someone in water on the cover
Moon - Wolf Moon
❄Read a book about wolves (werewolves totally acceptable)

❄Read a book originally published in January

If you do take part in any of the challenge options, it would be great to hear from you and what book you're reading.

I am reading Into the Water now. It has 'someone in water on cover' (also in the story). So that's one match 😀.

Ushashi wrote: "I am reading Into the Water now. It has 'someone in water on cover' (also in the story). So that's one match 😀."

Aweome. I'm about to startva book about werewolves. 😁😁

Candace I accidentally deleted your comment but managed to copy it when I hit the "back" arrow. Sorry.


I'm reading First   . Extremely interesting, especially since I'm particularly interested in Ancient Rome.

Also reading   , which was a gift along with another book about NC. Since we moved here one month ago, I've become fascinated with the history of this state.

I attempted to reply to your comment Candance but it was only showing the book I inserted. So I went to delete my comment and try again but deleted the wrong one. 😬😬😬

All, i wanted to say was, have you read SPQR: A History of Ancient Rome?

January signs and symbols
Birthstone - Garnet
❄Read a book with "Garnet" in the title
Flower - Dianthus or Galanthus

❄Read a book with a white or pink cover - - 07/01/21

Zodiac signs - Capricorn and Aquarius
❄Read a book with a ram on the cover - - 17/01/21
❄Read a book with someone in water on the cover

Moon - Wolf Moon
❄Read a book about wolves (werewolves totally acceptable) -

❄Read a book originally published in January - - 10/01/21

I’m working on a snowdrop (galanthus) cross stitch this month
🙈🤷🏼‍♀️😂

Erin wrote: "I’m working on a snowdrop (galanthus) cross stitch this month
🙈🤷🏼‍♀️😂"

I love a snowdrop. There's a place called Anglesey Abbey here in East Anglia that boast the largest collection of Snowdrop varieties in England. It's fab.

Any special reason for cross stitching a snowdrop? Or do you just like them?

Keli wrote: "I attempted to reply to your comment Candance but it was only showing the book I inserted. So I went to delete my comment and try again but deleted the wrong one. 😬😬😬

All, i wanted to say was, hav..."

No! I put it on my TBR - thanks, Keli!

I love this challenge, and not just because it's my birth month! How creative, Keli!