What is #SixforSunday?

#SixforSunday was a little blog feature Steph @ A little but a lot started in June 2017 for herself. It’s a weekly blog post where you get to share 6 books which fill a certain prompt. Originally, #SixforSunday was a post Steph did that she never thought she would stick with! It was her place to share 6 bookish things under a given prompt. (If you want to see her first post, you can check it out here!) She started it thinking it would fizzle out and that she would run out of things to use as prompts: She never imagined that it would transform itself into something OTHER PEOPLE JOIN IN WITH every week. For further details of the rules and links to the prompts for this meme, please visit Steph’s blog here. (Don’t forget to follow and tag Steph @ alittlebutalot on Twitter and Instagram – @eenalol – if you join in! Also, I made this little banner for this prompt, using graphics from her blog. I hope Steph likes it!)

This week – March 20, 2022 – the topic was supposed to be characters with floral names, but instead, I’m going with:

#StandWithUkraine

 So, without any further ado…

I’m sure Steph will forgive me for doing this, but instead of doing the topic she gave us (characters with floral names), I’m going with six book covers that represent the Ukrainian Flag, because I #StandWithUkraine. Oh, and just to be a bit on topic… Ukraine’s national flower is the sunflower so here’s this that I found on Facebook:

Now… on to the list. For the top of the flag, Catch-22 by Joseph Heller, Vivian by Christina Hesselholdt, and All the Light We Cannot See by Anthony Doer.

And for the bottom half of their flag I give you, Ostrich by Matt Greene, The Beginner’s Goodbye by Anne Tyler, and Stone Mattress: Stories by Margaret Atwood.

Will you #StandWithUkraine?