I have a question for Civil War #twitterstorians. What happened on June 28, 1861 near Alexandria, VA? I'm either out of practice or genuinely stumped!
"Map of the Seat of War in Virginia: Dec. 1, 1862" from Library of Congress.
@7lights13darks I appreciate a good dialogue between the books and their shelves. I wouldn't have ended up with such a pretty display if the Billy bookcase wasn't too narrow for some of the larger art books!
Our next next #WEDReads selection will be "Disney War" by James B Stewart.
This discussion will be divided into 3 parts that align with the book's division. Part I will be at 9pm EST on Monday, July 15.
Join us on our most ambitious read yet!
https://t.co/Wm9H6pOFkp
@LouProsperi@WEDreads Of course! The Imagineering Pyramid was one of the first handful of books I read when I found my way to the world of themed entertainment in 2019, so I'll always honor it!
Great news! We have more than a month to read, listen, re-read, annotate, or hell even write a report for fun about what is sure to be a great book before the next #WEDreads discussion. I'll be there!
Announcing the long-awaited return of #WEDReads!
On Monday, February 5th, we will be discussing "Women of Walt Disney Imagineering".
Get your copy and join us for the discussion at 9pm EST -> https://t.co/p5Ru4NpdS5
@DrewTailored@WEDreads Gotcha! Your writing definitely clarified the use of working titles, but my eye glued itself to some of the artwork throughout the book that included a fanciful *Trio* logo. I couldn't help asking to clarify just in case Trio, like COCO, almost became the final title. #WEDReads