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katallen, over here. I filled it out for her and had so much fun I decided to transport the game over here so we could play in my journal too.
The Game:
If you could recommend ten books (or series) to a friend, what would they be and why? Make a list of ten. We could all easily make a list of 100, but that wouldn't be any fun, because then you couldn't invite others to do it too.
The Rules:
1. You must list why you think friends should read them.
2. You cannot list your own books, but you can list a friend's.
3. You can list them in comments or provide the link to your page in comments if you prefer.
4. You cannot list a book that I listed or that another responder already listed.
5. There's no point in including Harry Potter, because I don't think there's anyone left that hasn't read them.
The Caveat:
As I mentioned in this post, my list of "best books ever written" changes pretty regularly. These are the books that are at the top of my list right now. No promises about an hour from now, and certainly no promises about tomorrow or next week.
( The Books! )
katallen, over here. I filled it out for her and had so much fun I decided to transport the game over here so we could play in my journal too.The Game:
If you could recommend ten books (or series) to a friend, what would they be and why? Make a list of ten. We could all easily make a list of 100, but that wouldn't be any fun, because then you couldn't invite others to do it too.
The Rules:
1. You must list why you think friends should read them.
2. You cannot list your own books, but you can list a friend's.
3. You can list them in comments or provide the link to your page in comments if you prefer.
4. You cannot list a book that I listed or that another responder already listed.
5. There's no point in including Harry Potter, because I don't think there's anyone left that hasn't read them.
The Caveat:
As I mentioned in this post, my list of "best books ever written" changes pretty regularly. These are the books that are at the top of my list right now. No promises about an hour from now, and certainly no promises about tomorrow or next week.
( The Books! )
