Update: This linky is now closed to new entries. If you would like to link a book you loved in, go to the July edition of Books You Loved.
I
can't believe that a month has flown by since the last Books You Loved. We ended up
with links to over 40 books that you loved – ranging over several genres.
Books
that I put onto my "must read" list as a result were:
Water
for Elephants - thank you Sarah and Trisha's Book Blog
Paris
In Love – thank you to The Brunette Librarian
And
there were links to some of my favourite books:
The
Talisman Ring – thank you Yvette
The
Time Traveller's Wife – thanks, Talli
Voyager
– thanks, Ursula
So
as with last month, there are no rules.
Just put your links about a book or books you loved into Mr Linky. It would be great if you put the title and
author after your own name. But don't
worry, if you get it wrong, I now know how to fix it for you.
Happy to participate!
ReplyDeleteThis is great! :)
ReplyDeleteI loved Pursuit of Lucy Banning - hope you will too!
ReplyDeleteHi Carole,
ReplyDeleteThis looks great. I love your blog idea. Don't quite understand the requirements of the URL listing, though--it wouldn't let me link just using my regular url:www.critiquesisterscorner.blogspot.com
As for my current favorite book: WILD, by Cheryl Strayed. It's amazing.
What a fun meme! I'm happy to participate once again.
ReplyDeleteso excited to participate...paris in love is on my must to read list.
ReplyDeleteThanks for the invite to participate! Fun stuff.
ReplyDeleteThank you for the invitation!
ReplyDeleteYeah, thanks for the invite!! This seems so much fun!! <3
ReplyDeleteThanks for the invite, this is a great idea!
ReplyDeleteThis is such a great idea. I am sure I will discover some new books by hopping through.
ReplyDeleteI thought I was one of the last book lovers standing who has not read Water for Elephants.
I like this idea!
ReplyDeletePosted my Saving June link. ;)
ReplyDeleteGreat idea! Book I loved #1 is a very old one: "Woman On The Edge Of Time" by Marge Piercy. It's one of the first dystopian novels and feminist literature books. A wonderful look at a dystopian world for women!
ReplyDeleteI appreciate your asking me to participate, Carole!
Deborah/TheBookishDame
I don't see Mr. Linky
ReplyDeleteGreat idea
ReplyDeleteAwesome idea, happy to participate:)
ReplyDeleteThanks for this post...its nice to see what others are reading and enjoying.
ReplyDeleteooops.. put mine in the wrong place... sorry Carole
ReplyDeleteI've posted mine!
ReplyDeleteAwesome!!! Happy to participate!
ReplyDeleteThanks for asking Carole! I added my 'lnk' and now I'm going to check out some of the books in their other links!!
ReplyDeleteHmmmm I didn't see where it asked for a title...so all it shows is my name! You might want to put in 'The Weight of Silence' and others...thanks, Carole!
ReplyDeleteThanks for leaving a link on my blog about your site - will try and remember to come back every month.
ReplyDeleteThanks Louise
I'm adding my thanks for your invite, and looking forward to seeing the books everyone else loves - which I'm sure will add to my TBR stacks!
ReplyDeleteThank you Carole! This is great! I had a good month so I might post some more. :-)
ReplyDeleteMirely @ Rumor Has It
thank you so much for inviting me Carole :)
ReplyDeleteHi Carole, thanks for commenting on my blog and linking me to yours. I love this idea of sharing books we loved, I will definitely be coming back regularly to check out some possible ones to add to my TBR pile!
ReplyDeleteI have added mine now, thanks for the invite. :-)
Xx
Thanks for visiting my blog.
ReplyDeleteWonderful meme. I am now following and have added my fav from May. Not managed to put up any of my June reviews yet.
carol
Thank you for the invite. Looking forward to reading everyone else's reviews.
ReplyDeleteThanks for the invitation! I look forward to reading all the other postings.
ReplyDeleteLove this! I will have to share one this month!
ReplyDeleteGlad to take part again. On my blog I've been doing books first published in 1952, because of the Queen's Diamond Jubilee in the UK, and B.Pym's Excellent Women has been one of the best re-reads. Plus, I found a great photo to illustrate it! Thanks Carole.
ReplyDeleteThanks for the invitation!
ReplyDeleteThanks for inviting us to post a link.
ReplyDeleteThanks for inviting me to link! Love this idea!
ReplyDeleteSo hard to choose just one book! But I do enjoy Jasper Fforde's Eyre Affair/Thursday Next series.
ReplyDeleteThis is great! Thanks for inviting us!
ReplyDeleteI love this link-up. Thanks for the invite to participate. I look forward to the next one!
ReplyDeletei added "Dispatches from the Edge" by Anderson Cooper. happy reading!
ReplyDeleteThank you for inviting me over xXx
ReplyDeleteHi Carole, I linked up a book and here is a link to my book club list... I'm in a club that meets almost monthly and keep the list up to date. This is a great idea! http://debra-ann.blogspot.com/p/book-club.html
ReplyDeleteI came across LOVE DOES while checking out of the Amazon website after purchasing PLATFORM by Michael Hyatt. In Platform, Hyatt talks about listening to Audio Books while he runs. I don’t like to run, but need to and I do like listening to books. The perfect compromise, I decided that the next book I started I would only listen to while running.
ReplyDeleteThat next book happened to be LOVE DOES. I was hooked from the moment Bob was standing on Randy’s doorstep on his way to dropping out of high school and Randy said “I’m with you”. I find myself making time to run just so I can hear more.
http://www.ronnietabor.com/?p=574
I can't tell you how pleased I am that Adorkable is not a misprint! This is quite a thing you have going here!
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