#booktags

Hello everyone how are you all. Welcome to another month. Thought I would introduce to you all a mini book haul of the books I purchased at Barnes and Noble. By the way have you all heard of the new membership with the stamps and the free tote bag. Let me know. Lore by Alexandra Bracken https://amzn.to/3YmtGbQ Goodreads summary Every seven years, the Agon begins. As punishment for a past…

BFT Photo Challenge Day 4: Lifts Me Up 

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Now I was gonna take a neato pic but I got distracted and Harmony took my book so I figured ‘eh they both make me happy why not’

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*I came up with questions on my own, but as they are fairly general questions, they may exist in other book tags already.*

If you’re tagged and want to play, answer these questions, then tag other book lovers at the end so they can participate too! (You could also just reblog this, whether you were tagged or not, and let people send you random numbers, like a regular ask meme.)

Is there a book that, no matter how many times you try to read it, you just can’t seem to get into?

Do you read series?

Genre you read least?

Genre you read most?

Were there any books that were especially important or impactful to you in your childhood?

Are there any books you associate with a specific time of year?

What is something that you dislike in a book?

If you could spend the day with any three characters, who would you pick and what would you do?

Are there any books that you really liked the first time you read it, but disliked the second time around? If so, what book was it and what did you dislike?

Are there any characters that you love to hate?

Were there any characters that grew on you unexpectedly over time?

What kind of role does literature play in your life?

What is worse for you as a reader, a painfully slow plotline, or terribly written characters?

If you read series, what is your favorite?

Are you the kind of reader that can walk away from a book you aren’t enjoying, or do you feel you have to finish every book you start?

Situation: You took a nice walk in the woods and have become lost, when your least favorite character from the last book you read appears. Who are they and how likely are you to find your way back home now that you’ve run into them?

Are there any book to movie adaptations that you enjoyed? Any that you were greatly disappointed in?

Do you have any favorite characters? (Maximum of five)

Is there a certain character that you felt really developed or changed throughout the story? Was it for the better or worse?

Any particular writing styles you especially like?

Top three favorite authors?

What’s one of the worst books you’ve read?

If you could ask any character one question, what would the question be, and who would you ask?

Was there a book you read that was better than you expected?

If you could describe yourself through (up to) five characters, who would you pick and why?

Have you read a book that’s made you laugh?

Do you tend to read more fiction or nonfiction?

Name a character that really annoyed you.

Any books that you’re tired of hearing about or think get too much hype?

Are there any books or series that you would read over and over again?

Do you own more than one copy of the same book?

Hardcovers or paperbacks?

Do you enjoy graphic novels?

Are you a fan of stories that take place in another time period?

Is there a certain story, author, or character that is especially important to you?

Favorite quotes, poems or passages?

Is there a movie adaptation that you like better than the book?

First book you can remember reading or having read to you?

Is there a book you would like to re-write?

If you could be magically transported to any book or story, what would it be and why?

Ballet book tag by @sparkylovesbooks! Thanks hon!

1.Corps de ballet: favorite supporting character IKO IS AMAZING AND I LOVE HER SO EFFIN MUCH

2. Pointe shoes: a book that made you work to get through it Gosh I recently had to read this norwegian thriller for a course and IT WAS SO MUCH WORK TO GET THROUGH IT

3. Relevé: a sequel that was better than he previous book Hunger Games was great, but MAN CATCHING FIRE IS JUST EPIC. I love it so much. AND SO MANY GREAT CHARACTERS ARE INTRODUCED. Finnick and Johanna, need I say more?

4. Fouetté: a book whose plot made you dizzy/confused I literally understood NOTHING of Neuromancer, so its safe to say I was left very confused

5. Pas de deux: bookish OTP FEYRE AND RHYSAND for life

6. Pirouette: best plot twist Gone girl has the plot twist that has surprised me the most in YEARS like I still can’t believe it

7. Barre: a very supportive/sturdy character Luna Lovegood is such a supportive character for Harry. She just gets him and supports him

8. Tutu: a fluffy read SIMON VS THE HOMO SAPIENS AGENDA IS JUST SO CUTE AND GREAT AND FEELGOOD AND I LOVE THIS BOOK SO MUCH

9. Sickling: a problematic character you can’t seem to shake I really struggled with this and I know a lot of characters have flaws, but I came across a list that said Hagrid was a bit problematic and I can understand that BUT MAN I LOVE HIM SO MUCH HE IS JUST A BIG TEDDYBEAR

10. Grand battement: a book that surprisingly hit you hard emotionally A monster calls. That book tore out my heart and stomped on it and yet I wouldn’t have it any other way. Its such an important book. Everyone should read it.