Six Degrees of Separation

Six Degrees of Separation is hosted by Kate at booksaremyfavoriteandbest. A book is selected each month as the starting point for us to link to six other books. I go a bit rouge by selecting my own book from the previous months’ Five Star Friday, but still maintain the spirit of the meme.

This Month's Book

The Forget-Me-Not Library by Heather Webber
Published by St. Martin's Press on November 4, 2025
Age/Genres: Adult, Enchanted Realism
Rating: 
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A detour. A chance encounter. Two women who alter the pages of each other’s story.

Juliet Nightingale is lucky to be alive. Months after a freak accident involving lightning, she’s fully recovered but is left feeling that something is missing from her life. Something big. Impulsively, she decides to take a solo summer road trip, hoping that the journey will lead her down a path that will help her discover exactly what it is that she’s searching for.

Newly single mom Tallulah Byrd Mayfield is hanging by a thread after her neat, tidy world was completely undone when her husband decided that their marriage was over. In the aftermath of the breakup, she and her two daughters move in with her eighty-year-old grandfather. Tallulah starts a new job at the Forget-Me-Not Library, where old, treasured memories can be found within the books—and where Lu must learn to adapt to the many changes thrown her way.

When a road detour leads Juliet to Forget-Me-Not, Alabama, and straight into Tallulah’s life, the two women soon discover there’s magic in between the pages of where you’ve been and where you still need to go. And that happiness, even when lost, can always be found again.

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The Forget-Me-Not Library

A beautiful story of family, forgiveness and second chances featuring a magical library

What You Are Looking For Is in the Library

Like Forget-Me-Not, this book is set in a library with a magical touch

The Curious Kitten at the Chibineko Kitchen

Library and Curious Kitten are both set in Japan and feature a cat 🐈‍⬛

The Secret of Orange Blossom Cake

Like Curious Kitten, this book is also about food and memories

Mrs. Quinn's Rise to Fame

Mrs. Quinn and Orange Blossom Cake have plots involving cooking shows

How to Age Disgracefully

Mrs. Quinn and How to Age Disgracefully feature spunky senior characters

Kiss Me at Christmas

Characters of all ages band together to put on a production in Disgracefully and Kiss Me at Christmas

Have you read any of these books?
Let us know in the comments!