Uploaded March 2026 | Updated September 2026, 1 week ago
00:00 A Reader's Favorite Songs Tag, created by Greg at @anotherbibliophilereads I was tagged by @MargaretPinard
The Prompt:
People read, but they often listen to music as well. Do readers’ choices in music reflect their preferences in reading? As a reader, what songs interest you? Let the viewers decide whether musical tastes match reading tastes.
Name a few of your favorite songs—there’s no need to put them in a specific order unless you’d like to. There’s no minimum or maximum number of songs required; people tend to resist being bound to a set number. Don't over analyze each song choice; a brief comment will be sufficient. I’m saying “songs,” but interpret that broadly—there are many kinds of music that might not fit the strict definition of a song. Go with whatever feels right to you.
youtu.be/3triLkS0nq4?si=2-kXwxGDoxgjlAtG
youtu.be/zF3PKGftlj4?si=E8o0UC8Avr0cy8KY
youtu.be/HxfE6PJmGS8?si=VG-2UvOI2_ue9Qq4
youtu.be/5-8D5ILlhNE?si=TiwsHVxgnmZKPmvn
youtu.be/hIHxDxTcuDk?si=VheCSi0ing1e2Iaa
youtu.be/xy3AcmW0lrQ?si=8pHwiNfbwhXKwUwW
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5:19 The NEW Windows and Mirrors Book Tag, created by @BookChatWithPat8668
The Prompts:
1. Talk about a few books that served as MIRRORS to you, allowing you to see some aspect of your life experience reflected in a meaningful way.
2. Talk about a couple of booktubers whose reading is most like your own.
@jennyjaybles
@bethannebruninga-socolar
3. Talk about a few books that served as WINDOW frames to you, allowing you to see the reality of others outside of your experience.
4. Talk about a couple of book tube channels that have expanded your horizons, helped you to explore books or genres outside of your comfort zone, or challenged you in some way.
@BetweentheReads
@BookBlather
@BooksWithBonnie
@BookinItWithAhtiya
5. Tag others:
@VirtuesofBooks
@jamiebbooks
@schexylady
@backawayfromthedonkey
@ObscureBookAdventures
@PeroCommaPodcast
@shelleys.corner
@booksforthebackporch
@stuartgriffin1001
@hardbooks770
@TriumphalReads
00:00 A Reader's Favorite Songs Tag, created by Greg at @anotherbibliophilereads I was tagged by @MargaretPinard
The Prompt:
People read, but they often listen to music as well. Do readers’ choices in music reflect their preferences in reading? As a reader, what songs interest you? Let the viewers decide whether musical tastes match reading tastes.
Name a few of your favorite songs—there’s no need to put them in a specific order unless you’d like to. There’s no minimum or maximum number of songs required; people tend to resist being bound to a set number. Don't over analyze each song choice; a brief comment will be sufficient. I’m saying “songs,” but interpret that broadly—there are many kinds of music that might not fit the strict definition of a song. Go with whatever feels right to you.
youtu.be/3triLkS0nq4?si=2-kXwxGDoxgjlAtG
youtu.be/zF3PKGftlj4?si=E8o0UC8Avr0cy8KY
youtu.be/HxfE6PJmGS8?si=VG-2UvOI2_ue9Qq4
youtu.be/5-8D5ILlhNE?si=TiwsHVxgnmZKPmvn
youtu.be/hIHxDxTcuDk?si=VheCSi0ing1e2Iaa
youtu.be/xy3AcmW0lrQ?si=8pHwiNfbwhXKwUwW
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5:19 The NEW Windows and Mirrors Book Tag, created by @BookChatWithPat8668
The Prompts:
1. Talk about a few books that served as MIRRORS to you, allowing you to see some aspect of your life experience reflected in a meaningful way.
2. Talk about a couple of booktubers whose reading is most like your own.
@jennyjaybles
@bethannebruninga-socolar
3. Talk about a few books that served as WINDOW frames to you, allowing you to see the reality of others outside of your experience.
4. Talk about a couple of book tube channels that have expanded your horizons, helped you to explore books or genres outside of your comfort zone, or challenged you in some way.
@BetweentheReads
@BookBlather
@BooksWithBonnie
@BookinItWithAhtiya
5. Tag others:
@VirtuesofBooks
@jamiebbooks
@schexylady
@backawayfromthedonkey
@ObscureBookAdventures
@PeroCommaPodcast
@shelleys.corner
@booksforthebackporch
@stuartgriffin1001
@hardbooks770
@TriumphalReads
