(Also known as the Bookish Tag)
1. Which Book Has Been On Your Shelf The Longest?
Either the Little Prince or Pride and Prejudice... I always want to read classics but never get around to them!
2. What is your current read, your last read, and the book you'll read next?
I'm currently reading both The Whisper by Aaron Starmer(The Riverman Trilogy #2) and the Great Gatsby by F. Scott Fitzgerald. by my previous read is The Riverman by Aaron Starmer (The Riverman Trilogy #1), and the book that I'll read next will either be The Storyteller by Aaron Starmer (The Riverman Trilogy #3), Hunted by Meagan Spooner, or The Inexplicable Logic of my Life by Benjamin Alire Saenz. Obviously I've been really enjoying the Riverman Trilogy Lately!
3. What book did everyone like but you hated?
I didn't hate it, but everyone seemed to love I'll Give You The Sun by Jandy Nelson, and I didn't enjoy it. I tried to like it because other people seemed too, but it just didn't work for me.
4. What book do you keep telling yourself you'll read but you probably won't?
Every book that I own. I always read library books first!
5. What books are you saving for retirement?
5. What books are you saving for retirement?
None! Retirement is too long away for me to think about saving books for.
6. Last page: Read it first or wait until the end?
6. Last page: Read it first or wait until the end?
Definitely wait until the end! I only check the page number on the last page, and always avoid looking at the words. I would never read the ending first.
8. Which book character would you switch places with?
10. Name an interesting book that you acquired in an interesting way.
11. Have you ever given a book away for a special reason to a special person?
I don't think so, I never give books away.
12. Which book has been with you most places?
15. Have you ever read a Dan Brown book?
No, I've never even heard of them.
16. Have you ever seen a movie you liked more then the book?
I don't think so, no. I find that so much of a book is lost when it's translated into a movie.
17. Have you ever read a book that made you hungry (cook books included)?
I'm sure that I've read some delicious looking cookbooks, but no specific ones come to mind.
18. Who is the person whose book advice you'll always take?
My parents. Seeing as they're both librarians and they've read a million books each, I trust their judgment.
19. Is there a book out of your comfort zone (e.g outside your usual reading genre) that you ended up loving?
Ready Player One by Ernest Cline isn't a book that I'd pick up on my own, as I'm not too interested in video games, but I ended up loving it and being absolutely engrossed in it!
I usually don't read them, but I certainly don't have anything against them. A waste of paper is the books that have 5 random blank pages at the end!
8. Which book character would you switch places with?
No one! I wouldn't want to give up my real life.
The Moffats by Eleanor Estes reminds me of being sick in bed when I was little. But not in a bad way at all! It was one of my favourite books when I was little, and I loved having it read aloud to me.
10. Name an interesting book that you acquired in an interesting way.
My Mom got the box set of Narnia books for me when I was just a baby, and I grew up with them being read to me. They'll always have a special place in my heart.
11. Have you ever given a book away for a special reason to a special person?
I don't think so, I never give books away.
12. Which book has been with you most places?
Probably The Great Gatsby, because I've been keeping it in my backpack, and I take my backpack everywhere.
13. Any required reading in High School that wasn't so bad two years later?
13. Any required reading in High School that wasn't so bad two years later?
I'm very lucky and even though I haven't loved all of my required reading, I haven't hated any of it! With the exception, of course, of Romeo and Juliet. I think that the story sucks (why couldn't we have read a Shakespeare with a better plot?), and my teacher hated it as well.
15. Have you ever read a Dan Brown book?
No, I've never even heard of them.
16. Have you ever seen a movie you liked more then the book?
I don't think so, no. I find that so much of a book is lost when it's translated into a movie.
17. Have you ever read a book that made you hungry (cook books included)?
I'm sure that I've read some delicious looking cookbooks, but no specific ones come to mind.
18. Who is the person whose book advice you'll always take?
My parents. Seeing as they're both librarians and they've read a million books each, I trust their judgment.
19. Is there a book out of your comfort zone (e.g outside your usual reading genre) that you ended up loving?
Ready Player One by Ernest Cline isn't a book that I'd pick up on my own, as I'm not too interested in video games, but I ended up loving it and being absolutely engrossed in it!



That copy of King Arthur and His Knights is so pretty! I love Arthurian books.
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DeleteYour copy of King Arthur and His Nights is really pretty!
ReplyDeleteI don't get why anyone would read the last page of a book first..For me, part of the fun in reading a book is not knowing what will end up happening with the plot and characters.
Thank you Jolly!
DeleteI totally agree, I think that it ruins the fun! ♥
Sick tag about books. I love books because they're fascinating, scientifically improve your literature and are just enjoyable to read! How about you? Why do you like to read books?
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Hmmm, I like to read because I can't imagine not reading! I love getting sucked into another world ♥
DeleteAwh thanks for tagging me! I will probably write that now! And yes I totally get you with I'll Give You The Sun, I've started it about 3 times now and never finished it.
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No problem Lexie! I'm happy that you can relate ♥
DeleteThanks so much for tagging me!
ReplyDeleteNo problem Nabila! ♥
DeleteI had mixed feelings about Hunted, so I look forward to hearing your thoughts after you read it! Dan Brown wrote The Da Vinci Code, Inferno, Angels & Demons, and a bunch of other semi-apocalyptic mystery thrillers. They're really good, but they're definitely not for everyone.
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Oh, they sound familiar now that you say them! I'll have to check them out! ♥
DeleteI really need to read more books, and there are some great ones here! I'll definitely add some of these to the list xx
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I hope that you like them if you end up reading them Hannah! ♥
DeleteThe book in your picture looks so pretty, this is a great little get to know me tag!
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Thank you so much Lauren, I'm so happy you liked it! ♥
DeleteI really need to read more books. Loved reading this :)
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Thank you so much Clare ♥
DeleteThe Little Prince is such a wise books. Kids won't understand it, but older people will.
ReplyDeleteI definitely need to read it! ♥
DeleteAnd Pride and Prejudice may be great too. I haven't read it yet and have to read it some day.
DeleteBoth of your parents are LIBRARIANS? That's basically like being born a princess.
ReplyDeleteIt took me a long time to get into I'll Give You The Sun. I listened to the audiobook and was pretty bored the first half of it. But then something just clicked and I got really into it for the last half.
Great post! (I called mine the I Dare You Tag because that's what I saw people calling it the more I retraced the link, but I think the "Bookish Get To Know Me" tag makes much more sense.) :D
It is!
DeleteIt's interesting to know that you liked it :)
That's interesting! I wanted to name it something a little more interesting, so I went with the Bookish Get To Know Me ♥
This is such a lovely tag- filled with a variety of interesting questions.
ReplyDeleteI have several Jane Austen books on my shelf which I always plan on getting round to but haven't just yet.
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Thank you Steph! I can totally relate to that ♥
DeleteI dont read acknowledgements too😅 nothing against them, i just feel its not relevant to me.
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Same here! ♥
DeleteBoth of your parents are librarians?! That's so cool! I used to be one when I was in school. :D I really want to read Hunted but I'm currently having a major book hangover after finishing A Court of Wings & Ruins by Sarah J. Mass.
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I haven't read that one yet! I'll have to add it to my list ♥
DeleteSuch an interesting post. Thank you for sharing.
ReplyDeleteI've picked up Ready player one, but haven't read it yet, but now I really want to.
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I would totally recommend it! Thank you Mona ♥
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Such a cute post! This might help me choose a book for my holiday :D
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Thank you, I hope that it does! ♥
DeleteI love reading books too but I'm more into suspense and thriller. You have a nice taste. King Arthur and His Nights is a nice book. Thank you for sharing.
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