Bookworms Carnival: Fairy Tales
The Twelfth Bookworms Carnival is up at Things Mean a Lot. This time, it was all about fairy tales and fables.
I’ve just begun blogging, so this was the first Bookworms Carnival I was aware of. I have to say I really got excited about the idea of a theme to my reading and I’m still looking forward to reading more fairy tale books. There are so many reviewed at the Carnival, I’ll be busy for a while!
I submitted my first post right away and started reading more, submitting two more posts. I know now that I should wait until the end and submit my favorite post, because that is what it came down to! There isn’t space for all of them. I’m already looking forward to finding themes in my reading for the coming month.
Here were my submissions:
- Aesop’s Fables
- Just So Stories by Rudyard Kipling
- Fairy Tales and Fables by Eric Carle
- Recent and Upcoming Bookworms Carnivals
- Bookworms Carnival Call for Submissions: Really Old Classics
- Bookworms Carnival: You Are Never Too Old
- A Few Fairy Tale Reviews
- Bookworms Carnival: Relationships
- Grimm’s Complete Fairy Tales
- Upcoming Bookworms Carnival: Pulitzer Prizes
- Blog Miscellany
- Reminder! Send Me Your Posts
- 35th Bookworms Carnival: Really Old Classics
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Sorry again that I couldn’t include them all!
Carnivals are great fun, and a nice way to meet new bloggers and get reading suggestions. I’m already looking forward to the next one
@Nymeth:
Oh, that’s ok. I know what to do for next time: it sure was fun. And now I have so many more books to read!