Tgif is a great weekly meme hosted and created by Ginger at Greads. This feature lets us wrap up the week and also poses a weekly question pertaining to blogging, books and what have you. This weeks question:
Making a Difference: Which book(s) would you put in the hands of today's teenagers in hopes of making a difference in their lives?
Oh wow- there are so many great books out there that Im sure I could recommend to someone who was dealing with this or that but honestly here would be the must haves:
Nonfiction
A Bible and A Dictionary
Fiction
Brave New World
The Saturday Spotlight- Female Authors
Review- Enclave by Ann Aguirre
Shelf Cravings
Giveaway-Win a Copy of Hades
Waterfall Wednesdays #1
Mini-Reviews with The Unidentified
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Things here are busy...busy..getting ready for school on the 7th (EKE) and a new job. Waterfall Wednesdays was a big hit, thanks to everyone who joined in, Im looking forward to some great talks!!
Have a marvelous weekend everyone and splurge on a mani/pedi!!
The Bible and the dictionary are wonderful choices! Ahhh, now I want a mani and pedi! :]
ReplyDeleteHappy Friday and have a wonderful weekend!
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Oooooo fun picture. Enjoy and good luck on the new gig.
ReplyDeleteI'm with you. I like your choices. I would add a thesaurus to that nonfiction list.
Can you believe I have yet to read BNW? Shame on me huh?
Bible and a dictionary? I love it!!!
ReplyDeleteI have not read Brave New World, but I need to!
Yay Brave New World! That was one of the few books I had to read for school that I remember actually enjoying and reading more than was required each week:) That one and Farenheit 451 stand out in my memory.
ReplyDeleteI've never done Brave New World, though I will say it's on my High School's Outside Reading List (the one I work for...not the one I went to...though it may have been on my high school's list as well...if we had a list...haha) Anyway, it does sound super cool as an adult. And I got a little laugh at the Dictionary...way to think outside of the question's box ;)
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