The Directory (2018)

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Like "The Directory (2017)," this is "The Directory (2018)" where you can find a catalogue of series and other articles. To find article by month or by topic, use the Labels and Archives setting on the sidebar. There is also an awesome "Book Review" link that will show what books I have reviewed and even sneak peeks to articles I will review soon.

The Directory (2017)

History

Sumer:
Empires:

Geography

The Middle East:
Israel:
Introductions to Lebanon + History of Lebanon

Literature & Writing

Late 2017 to Early 2018 Book Reviews
The Book Lover's Questionnaire Tag
Bookshelf Scavenger Hunt
2018 Winter Book Reviews
2018 Fall Book Reviews
My Current WIP: His Plan for Me
My Writing Story ~ Part 1
My Writing Story ~ Part 2 + "Christmas Vacation"
The Last Book Reviews of 2018

#rebelliouswriting:
Writing Romance
#rememberingrebels

2018 Summer Reads:
The Language of Worlds Link-Up

Miscellaneous

Article Redos
This or That: Star Wars Edition
The Fall Tag

Garage Sales:
July 2018 Specials

Tepic, Mexico:
Subjects of School ~ 11th Grade
IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENT: THE FUTURE OF HISTORIES AND MYSTERIES

Holidays

New Year's:
Resurrection Sunday:
Christmas:
2018 Summer Highlights
Three Thanksgivings?

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