The Author A- Z Tag

I came across this tag from one of my two favourite Booktubers, Jen Campbell. It is a simple tag, just name an author for each letter of the alphabet.

Let us dive into it:

Jane Austen , Persuasion

Charlotte Bronte, Jane Eyre

Julie Campbell, The Secret of the Mansion

Charles Dickens, Great Expectation

Dave Eggers, The Circle

Amanda Forester, A Wedding In Springtime

Philippa Gregory, The Boleyn Inheritance

Patricia Hermes, My Girl

Rachael Irving, Jamaican Gold: Jamaican Sprinters

Brenda Jackson, Stone Cold Surrender

Lynnette Kraft, Ingrid

Charlotte Lamb, Walking in Darkness

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Books to Read by the Fire /Top 5 Wednesday

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Do you love to snuggle to read books? If yes, then you are in for a treat this week with Top 5 Wednesday. We are visiting five books to read by the fire,  so go ahead to the Goodreads groups, you may find books you forgot about and books you love. It is a time for you to have a chat with other book lovers about those books.

Let us dive into it:

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This is  my review of the book:

My first read for 2014, I know, hold the knives! (Grins). It is an amazing story of how two people, guided by God, submitted to love, eradicating barriers of fear and stubbornness to conquer their doubts, in the end. It is a heartwarming read for cold weather!

Most Read/Owned Authors

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Normally, I use Goodreads to keep track of the books that I remember reading. When I store such information on the best book media on earth, the system gives me in return statistics with little effort. An example is the most read authors from my list. I realize from that stat, I do not normally read more than one book from many authors. The only authors I have read more than three/four books is Jane Austen, that would make sense because she is my favourite author.

In addition, my most read authors corresponds with my most owned authors. Now I have a small physical library of not more than 100 books (not counting the borrowed never returned- my heart still cries for especially one copy), so it is easy to keep track of the authors. Some usually stay on my mind even if I read only one book for example Harper Lee but other times authors names are not on the tip of my tongue. It is only just a few years back, I made an effort to remember authors. It may sound stupid but my aim is always to recall the story and perhaps the book title. I guess this is why many of the books I read before I cannot recollect the author or title but mere fragments of the story.

Some of my most read/owned authors:

Jane Austen

Philippa Gregory

Debra White Smith

James Patterson

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Who are your most read authors? let me know below in the comments section.

Retellings/Top 5 Wednesday

Whatzup Wednesday people! Welcome to another meme for Top 5 Wednesday. Today I share with you favourite/best retellings of biographies and spin-off from classics.

Let us dive into it:

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Out of 5 biographies on my favourite author Jane Austen that I read, Jane Austen- Her Life and Letters- A Family Record stands out.

Books: Help Me Remember

Have you ever experienced that feeling of remembering some details for a book that you read some ages ago but the memory stops there. Sometimes you cannot recall the characters names but you can give tidbits of the places they visited and some of their family background. Even more of a challenge is absolutely zero recollection of the author or even the name of the book.