I put thorough work into the themes I host and join. Therefore nowadays, I only do those with a chance of winning a prize. Do hosts store webpages and reviews they receive? Everything contributed to my groups are in my “past challenge” menus.
Kathryn is generous, with a draw bimonthly. The chance to win a book is motivating for me! I do not use Kindle and gladly accept every advantage on offer! I excel at thinking-up themes and read a great deal! I will list my connections under the months in which I make them. I review everything, so please check back. It matters that hostesses visit and comment.
I have had connection trouble with WordPress sites of any kind. E-mail is where I am sure to get a delightful, important message. :)
Carolyn’s June Connections!
(3) Books from five different European countries!
“Aunt Dimity And The Next Of Kin” Nancy Atherton 2005 (ENGLAND)
“Baby Brother” Tanneke Wigersma & Nynke Mare Talsma 2005 (HOLLAND)
“It Happened In Arles” Mabel Esther Allan 1964 (FRANCE)
“Masquerade In Venice” Velda Johnston 1973 (ITALY)
“A Palm For Mrs. Pollifax” Dorothy Gilman 1973 (SWITZERLAND)
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Carolyn’s July To August Connections!
(3) These are true stories!
“Survivors, True Death-Defying Escapes” Larry Verstraete 2003
“Robert Service: A Great Canadian Poet’s Romance With The North” Elle Andra-Warner 2004
“The Dog Who Wouldn’t Be” Farley Mowat 1957
“The Heart Of A Horse: Poignant Tales And Humorous Escapades” Gayle Bunney 2003
“Meet My Cats” Lesley Anne Ivory 1989
Inlinkz only handles one URL per page. My multiple, creative entries continue here! To avoid excess posts, I am reusing these webpages in succeeding prize draws. Following along is as simple as reading my date headings.
https://cmriedel.wordpress.com/2019/01/28/connect-five-books/
https://cmriedel.wordpress.com/2019/06/09/connect-five-list-a/
https://cmriedel.wordpress.com/2019/06/09/connect-five-list-b/
https://cmriedel.wordpress.com/2019/06/14/connect-five-list-c/
Please visit my reviews when their links are available. My alphabetized blog menus, separated into Canadian authors and my overall reading, are great resources, too.
