Uploaded July 2026 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
Since it’s summer, and since I wanted to do some kind of tag, I went looking and found this one! The 101 Days of Summer Tag
This is a new, original tag created by Duane @thereadingroom1972 Duane says that he has created the 101 Days of Summer Tag to celebrate the tropes of Summer! Have fun!
I found it from @TracysNordicLight
The Prompts:
1. BBQ Time: Pick a favorite author. They are inviting you to a BBQ to announce their newest work. What do you hope they are announcing? What are you bringing to share?
2. Road Trip: Pick a real-world setting from a recent (or not-so-recent) read. Where would that road trip take you?
3. Camping: Do you rough it? Say, a tent and a sleeping bag. Or do you require amenities? Will you read more than usual?
4. Festivals: You're attending a Booktube festival where dressing as one of your favorite literary character is the only requirement. Who do you go dressed as and why?
5. Slice of Life: What is something others may consider simple or mundane, but is something you can't see a summer without?
6. Scary Story: Which author would you invite to go camping with you, knowing you would want to hear the scariest story they can tell around the campfire?
• Jessica R. Patch or Jaime Jo Wright
7. First Love/Summer Crush: A romantic interest during the summer months often leads to a bittersweet ending or a lasting impact. Which do you prefer to read? How does the age of the characters affect this opinion?
8. Nostalgia: What book or books instill in you an overwhelming sense of summer nostalgia? (They don't necessarily have to take place during summer, but rather, they somehow are attached to summer for you.)
9. Summer Stories: What is a book (or books) you would recommend where the summertime is the primary focus?
10. Don’t forget to tag your Booktube friends!
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Books Mentioned:
Elements of Danger Series (Fire Mountain and Raging Waters) by Dana Mentink
The Inklings Detective Agency by John R. Kelly
The Unforgettable Mailman by April Howells
Little Town on the Prairie by Laura Ingalls Wilder
Anne of Green Gables by L. M. Montgomery
Persuasion by Jane Austen
The Lion the Witch and the Wardrobe by C. S. Lewis
Gone-Away Lake and Return to Gone-Away Lake by Elizabeth Enright
Stormy Petrel, Nine Coaches Waiting, and Wind Off the Small Isles by Mary Stewart
Emma by Jane Austen
The Cape Cod Creamery series by Suzanne Woods Fisher
Chasing the Light and Capture the Moment by Suzanne Woods Fisher
Keeper of the Bees by Gene Stratton-Porter
Love in Tandem by Becca Kinzer
The Best Summer of Our Lives by Rachel Hauck
What Happens Next by Christna Suzann Nelson
Note: All fonts, photos, videos, and music are either personally copyrighted by Chautona Havig or are legally used with commercial licenses through royalty-free stock or font companies. #BookTube
#AmReading
#TBR
#BookTag
Since it’s summer, and since I wanted to do some kind of tag, I went looking and found this one! The 101 Days of Summer Tag
This is a new, original tag created by Duane @thereadingroom1972 Duane says that he has created the 101 Days of Summer Tag to celebrate the tropes of Summer! Have fun!
I found it from @TracysNordicLight
The Prompts:
1. BBQ Time: Pick a favorite author. They are inviting you to a BBQ to announce their newest work. What do you hope they are announcing? What are you bringing to share?
2. Road Trip: Pick a real-world setting from a recent (or not-so-recent) read. Where would that road trip take you?
3. Camping: Do you rough it? Say, a tent and a sleeping bag. Or do you require amenities? Will you read more than usual?
4. Festivals: You're attending a Booktube festival where dressing as one of your favorite literary character is the only requirement. Who do you go dressed as and why?
5. Slice of Life: What is something others may consider simple or mundane, but is something you can't see a summer without?
6. Scary Story: Which author would you invite to go camping with you, knowing you would want to hear the scariest story they can tell around the campfire?
• Jessica R. Patch or Jaime Jo Wright
7. First Love/Summer Crush: A romantic interest during the summer months often leads to a bittersweet ending or a lasting impact. Which do you prefer to read? How does the age of the characters affect this opinion?
8. Nostalgia: What book or books instill in you an overwhelming sense of summer nostalgia? (They don't necessarily have to take place during summer, but rather, they somehow are attached to summer for you.)
9. Summer Stories: What is a book (or books) you would recommend where the summertime is the primary focus?
10. Don’t forget to tag your Booktube friends!
Note: links may be affiliate links from which I earn a small commission at no extra cost to you.
Books Mentioned:
Elements of Danger Series (Fire Mountain and Raging Waters) by Dana Mentink
The Inklings Detective Agency by John R. Kelly
The Unforgettable Mailman by April Howells
Little Town on the Prairie by Laura Ingalls Wilder
Anne of Green Gables by L. M. Montgomery
Persuasion by Jane Austen
The Lion the Witch and the Wardrobe by C. S. Lewis
Gone-Away Lake and Return to Gone-Away Lake by Elizabeth Enright
Stormy Petrel, Nine Coaches Waiting, and Wind Off the Small Isles by Mary Stewart
Emma by Jane Austen
The Cape Cod Creamery series by Suzanne Woods Fisher
Chasing the Light and Capture the Moment by Suzanne Woods Fisher
Keeper of the Bees by Gene Stratton-Porter
Love in Tandem by Becca Kinzer
The Best Summer of Our Lives by Rachel Hauck
What Happens Next by Christna Suzann Nelson
Note: All fonts, photos, videos, and music are either personally copyrighted by Chautona Havig or are legally used with commercial licenses through royalty-free stock or font companies. #BookTube
#AmReading
#TBR
#BookTag
