What a fascinating way to approach NonFiction November! I love it! ❤ And so many wonderful books! 📚📚📚 'The Land Where Lemons Grow' sounds incredibly interesting to me, given that I grow citrus trees 🍋🍊🍋 *and* that I love cultural histories! 'Your Brain on Art' is a book I almost added to my own NF November Pile of Possibilities... Hmmm... 🤔 Might still need to do that. 😎 Ooooh, 'All the Single Ladies' sounds fun and informative! I might have just ordered that one... 😁 Thanks for sharing all these great books, Elizabeth! ❤ ~ Kim
A tour de force by a woman with broad reading experience and a huge library. This was amazing, Elizabeth. Thanks for pressing Ross King through your/my computer screen. Looks like he's a guy I need to know.
How fabulous Elizabeth !! I 'sorta' did the same thing as I tried to organize my library... you could hear me say, " well, that sorta goes with this, and that sorta goes with that" then a huge NO NO NO this goes better here!! I need to start again!! Thanks again for some great ideas !
What a great idea!!! Loved how you joined all the books. It would be fun to see which ones you get to read and how you join them. That World book is overwhelming just to look at it 😨
This was so fun! And of course many of these sound so interesting. I finished A Time of Gifts just recently and really loved it. Can't wait to get to the next in the series.
Forgot about Non-Fiction November but decided I am going to read some writings about/by writers and public figures: 1. Start the diaries of Franz Kafka 2. American Values by RFK jr 3. RFK by Jerry Oppenheimer (a scathing book) I started #2 and 3 and parallel reading them. I have these 3 so I will also participate in the Read What you own challenge. 😊 4. I also want to read two books I can get from my library: 1. DEAR SCOTT, DEAREST ZELDA the letters of F.Scott & Zelda Fitzgerald 2. The Movable Feast by Ernest Hemmingway. I am also in the middle of a re-read of a fiction series which I want to finish by Dec 31st...got my work cut out for me!!
Oh but Elizabeth you've created a Path of Possibilities!
What a fascinating way to approach NonFiction November! I love it! ❤ And so many wonderful books! 📚📚📚
'The Land Where Lemons Grow' sounds incredibly interesting to me, given that I grow citrus trees 🍋🍊🍋 *and* that I love cultural histories!
'Your Brain on Art' is a book I almost added to my own NF November Pile of Possibilities... Hmmm... 🤔 Might still need to do that. 😎
Ooooh, 'All the Single Ladies' sounds fun and informative! I might have just ordered that one... 😁
Thanks for sharing all these great books, Elizabeth! ❤ ~ Kim
A tour de force by a woman with broad reading experience and a huge library. This was amazing, Elizabeth. Thanks for pressing Ross King through your/my computer screen. Looks like he's a guy I need to know.
The first word I thought of for your one word prompt was Join! You always have the best Nonfiction November TBR.
How fabulous Elizabeth !! I 'sorta' did the same thing as I tried to organize my library... you could hear me say, " well, that sorta goes with this, and that sorta goes with that" then a huge NO NO NO this goes better here!! I need to start again!! Thanks again for some great ideas !
Awesome way to build a pile of possibilities! The cover of I heard There Was A Secret Chord is gorgeous.
What a great idea!!! Loved how you joined all the books. It would be fun to see which ones you get to read and how you join them. That World book is overwhelming just to look at it 😨
This was wonderful! Really loved how you joined one book to the next. And that, in itself, is a challenge. Have a great reading week!
Cool video! Love your chain concept for nonfiction November TBR!
This is so creative and I love it! Thank you for all the ideas; I have now put several on my TBR.
You have a great channel. This was a great video.
This was so fun! And of course many of these sound so interesting. I finished A Time of Gifts just recently and really loved it. Can't wait to get to the next in the series.
This is such a fun idea! I love this kind of thematic chains
Now that is an awesome chain of books. 😄
I love Lawrence Durrell's books, Bitter is my favourite after Alexandria's quartet
Interesting way to link a pile of possibilities!
You made some terrific connections. I have wanted to read the books about Wallis Simpson and the Olympia book.
Finish the books that you’ve started sounds like a good plan for me but… not this year. Great fun following you on the chain!
That is a great list of possibilities. I love non fiction November. My focus will be on WW1 this year.
Forgot about Non-Fiction November but decided I am going to read some writings about/by writers and public figures:
1. Start the diaries of Franz Kafka
2. American Values by RFK jr
3. RFK by Jerry Oppenheimer (a scathing book)
I started #2 and 3 and parallel reading them.
I have these 3 so I will also participate in the Read What you own challenge. 😊
4. I also want to read two books I can get from my library:
1. DEAR SCOTT, DEAREST ZELDA the letters of F.Scott & Zelda Fitzgerald
2. The Movable Feast by Ernest Hemmingway.
I am also in the middle of a re-read of a fiction series which I want to finish by Dec 31st...got my work cut out for me!!
As a PhD student - its all I read. So I guess ramp it up even more.
I have used music to comfort people but healing? That would be an interesting read. I did read Musicophilia. It was really good.
The Index was actually done away with during Vatican II. FYI
I am trying to read The Bully Pulpit by Goodwin and This is not a history of art in Mexico (yes, it is) by Vicencio.