Spell the Month in Books is a linkup hosted on Reviews From the Stacks on the first Saturday of each month. I link on the second Saturday of the month because the first Saturday of the month is dedicated to the #6Degrees of Separation meme. The goal, inspired by a hashtag Jana first encountered on Instagram, is to spell the current month with the first letter of book titles, excluding articles such as ‘the’ and ‘a’ as needed. That’s all there is to it! Intriguing!
Jana goes on to say that some months there are theme challenges, such as “books with an orange cover” or books of a particular genre, but for the most part, any book you want to use is fair game! To participate, simply make a post, comment, or picture of the books you choose. They can be books you physically own or simply titles you have come across.
The theme for April, Poisson d’Avril – The French version of April Fool’s Day involves fish, so let’s look for books related to fish, bodies of water, or comedy.
All The Light We Cannot See by Anthony Doerr
Piranesi by Susanna Clarke
Rebecca by Daphne du Maurier
In Search of Hobart by Peter Timms
Longitude by Dava Sobel
I thought about fish, but stayed with water …
What I would do without you to remind me!
(Yes, I couldn’t do ‘Fish’ either, everything I had began with the wrong letters. The French ‘poisson’ gives them the P, but that doesn’t halp us!)
https://anzlitlovers.com/2024/04/13/spell-the-month-in-books-april-2024/
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Gould Book of Fish!
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And I’ve read ‘Gould’s Book of Fish’ but, alas, the letter ‘G’ does not appear in April.
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I know. I only got the concept of this after rereading. April fool I am lol.
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You are no fool, and you made me smile. Thank you for commenting.
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