Book reviews and recommendations
Who doesn’t love cheese? And cheesiness?
Well, I love both, so I had to give this tag a go.
I nabbed this tag from Nicole @ BookWyrmKnits. She filled it out in April, and you can check out her answers here. I’m actually trying to make a point of NOT reading books I don’t REALLY want to, and trying to get stricter about DNFing anything I’m not enjoying. So, while I might change my mind, I probably won’t ever actually pick most of these up. Still, it’s a fun tag to take a look at.
The original tag (created by Jamieson @ Jamishelves)
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Who doesn’t love Encanto?!
I’ll be honest, the movie itself took me a second watch to fully appreciate, but the songs still, after months, have me absolutely hooked! The Encanto book tag was created by Anshula of Passport to Eden.
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I spotted this tag on The Corner of Laura. Check out her answers too. I thought this would be quick and fun, and I good way to remind myself of books I’ve otherwise forgotten.
The tag was created by Laura @ Laura’s Book Reviews.
I spotted this one over on Becky’s Book Blog and though it looked like a fun one.
Six questions, here we go!
I loved reading the answers to this post over at Words About Words so I thought I’d give it a shot myself. You can read that post here. I’ve removed some of the questions I didn’t have answers for, so check out the original if you’d like to give it a go for yourself.
Continue reading “The Blogger Stats Book Tag”March is for mysteries so I’m doing this tag inspired by one of my favourite detectives Hercule Poirot. I’ve read a handful of Agatha Christie over the years, but I adore the David Suchet adaptions, and this year I’m trying to dip in and out of more Christie with the #ReadChristie2022 challenge.
This tag comes from Alice and the Giant Bookshelf.
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I spotted this one over on BookWyrmKnits and absolutely had to steal it to have a try!
The aim is to answer these questions using only books you have read this year.
Continue reading “My Life In Books Tag (2021)”
I took part in reading for the #ChristiesMissing2021 readathon last month and had a great time getting back into Agatha Christie. I picked up Midwinter Murders (a mixbag of Christie detectives and short stories) and Hercule Poirot’s Christmas, as well as watching a ton of the adaptions.
I definitely plan to carry on with working through the Poirot and Marple book I haven’t read this year.
However, I didn’t have time to squeeze in any of the tags I spotted going round, so today I’m playing catch-up and trying out @Hungry Bookworm‘s Murder on the Orient Express Book Tag.
Continue reading “Murder on the Orient Express Book Tag”I spotted this post on KBBookReviews. Check that post out below.
Foxes and Fairy Tales 