Foxes and Fairy Tales: Book Blog
Reviews, tags, discussions and reccomendations
2020 itself has been a real rollercoaster of a year — both as a whole and for me personally — and we’re only (already?) halfway through.
My reading has sort of reflected that with some periods where I’ve read way more than usual, a couple of mood slumps and some lack of time dips as well. I’ve even noticed a few points when the genres I was leaning into weren’t what I would have expected.
But, anyways, take a gander at my thoughts on my 2020 reading so far.
Time for another tag!
Today we’re doing The Mystery Blogger Award!
Thank you Jothany over at Book Lovers Unite for tagging me in this one. I’m nominating anyone who reads this post and fancies taking part for themselves.
Three Things About Me.
#1. I’m a Slytherin.
#2. I dabble around with writing.
#3. I used to cosplay.
What is the Mystery Blogger Award?
The Mystery Blogger Award is an award for amazing bloggers with ingenious posts. Their blog not only captivates; it inspires and motivates. They are one of the best out there, and they deserve every recognition they get. This award is also for bloggers who find fun and inspiration in blogging; and they do it with so much love and passion.
The Rules:
Put the award logo/image on your blog
List the rules
Thank whoever nominated you and provide a link to their blog
Mention the creator of the award and provide a link as well
Tell your readers 3 things about yourself
Answer the questions provided by whoever nominated you
Nominate 10-20 people
Notify your nominees by commenting on their blog
Ask your nominees any 5 questions
Share a link to you best post(s)
I was tagged by Cerys on her Twitter post here. You can find her answer to the tag on her YouTube channel, Library of Cerys.
I’m not going to tag anyone because as Cerys says, some people might want to avoid this as a topic, but if you’re interested in filling it out, consider yourself tagged. Just be sure to let me know so I can check out your answers too!
Thank you Jess @ Jessticulates for tagging me. Making playlists and pairing books with songs isn’t something I usually do so this was a fun change for me and something new.
I had a lot of fun with it!
If you want to give it a try yourself tagged by me. Just let me know so I can check out your answers 🙂
I love The Sunshine Blogger Award, I have such fun seeing which questions and answers each round comes up with. I was tagged by E @ Local Bee Hunter’s Nook. Her answers are really brilliant and you can go check out her Sunshine Blogger Award answers here.
The question she’s come up with are great too, so I’m definitely going to steal some of them to pass on at the end. If I’ve not tagged you, please still feel more than welcome to consider yourself included and join in.
Or, just feel free to share your own answers in the comments!
@darashirazi posted this on Twitter and it seemed like a nice way to look back on sapphic books I read in February.
Thank you to Jothany who tagged me in this one! We’re getting pretty close to the holidays now, so I’m not tagging anyone in particular. If you’re interested, give it a go and let me see your answers.
To keep things interesting, I’m going to try and stick with books I’ve read this year for me answers.
Can you believe that we’re almost done with 2019? Where did this year go?
I’ve had a great reading year and I’ve got my fingers crossed for another one in 2020.
I was tagged by Carly at Reading is my Kind of Thing to take part in this tag, which seems like a great chance to look back and plan forward.
The ’90s Cartoon Book Tag was created by Ben Sanders.
Who doesn’t love 90s cartoons? And combining them with book prompts?! I just couldn’t pass up this tag.
Let me know some of your favourite 90’s cartoons in the comments. Are there are prompts you think would go well with them?
This tag was created by Charly Reynhorse. You can watch the video here.
Let me know what your answers would be — how similar are we? Or, do the tag yourself and leave me a link to check it out.
