Foxes and Fairy Tales: Book Blog
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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 Ayunda originally on Tea and Paperbacks, now at Ayundabhuwana’s Blog. I spotted it over at Laina Has Too Much Spare Time and it looked a lot of fun.
I was tagged in this adorable spring-themed tag by howlinglibraries. It was originally created by Bookish Paige.
You can find the original post from The Calico Books here.
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.
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.
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.
