I’ve seen this tag go around a few times, but I don’t think I’ve ever done it? I think it originated on One World, Too Many Books and it just looked like a bit of fun. I wasn’t tagged, so I’m not tagging anyone but if you want to have a go, consider yourself tagged by me.
This tag was created by Maureen Keavy on Youtube. I missed it when it originally went around, but thought it would be a great way to kick off #Hamilthon and get in the right mood for this readathon.
[SPOILERS: Questions 4 and 7 talk about character deaths and plot twists.]
This tag was such fun to play along with!
Basically you write out strips with thirty characters names and mix them all in a bowl. For each of the fifteen questions, you pull two at random and decide which character you’d choose and which one isn’t quite good enough. I loved the surprise of seeing with name came out together, but the hardest part was thinking of thirty characters I knew well enough to use — I had a total mind blank at a few points!
This tag was created by ReadLikeWildfire and Beccathebookreviewer.
The Look BookCover Tag is a brand new tag created by Cerys over at Browsing for Books. This is a pretty labour-intensive tag, so I’ve split the ten prompts apart. This is the second batch of five, you can find my first five here, and all ten prompts over at Cerys’ post. What I’ve found really interesting about doing this tag is that I’ve found the books I haven’t read much easier than the ones I have. Maybe because I don’t get caught up in whether the images actually fit the story as well as the cover? Anyway, these are such fun to do, I hope Cerys comes up with a second round.
This tag has been around a lot of blogs, but I think it stated out on Wattpad? It’s old but I thought it looked fun.
Let me know what your answers would be!
What is your most inexpensive book?Â
I’ve no idea. I’ve been trying to make a point of using/ supporting my local library since I moved house, so those are all free. I also pick up charity/thrift shop books sometimes when I’m wandering around on holiday. If I like them, I’ll bring them back with me.
Thanks so much Dora @ Swift Coffee for tagging me!
Dora posted her tag a while back for All Souls Day/ Day of the Dead, which was a great fit, but I thought since everyone gets so into Harry Potter over the holidays, it’d work now too. I’m not going to tag anyone though, because I don’t think anyone needs the extra stress at this time of year, but consider yourself tagged if you’d like.
This tag originally comes from Books in the Skye.
The Look BookCover Tag is a brand new tag created by Cerys over at Browsing for Books. It’s perfect for anyone for likes making book aesthetics or is a sucker for a pretty cover. She was kind enough to tag me, and I’ll leave her description and all the info below. As Cerys says, this is a pretty labour-intensive tag, so I’ve split the ten prompts apart, and I’ll give you five this week and the other five in a few weeks — so keep a lookout!
