Jay Shay | In or Out Book Tag, Mega Version @JayShayy | Uploaded June 2021 | Updated October 2024, 4 hours ago.
In or Out Book Tag
Original tag by Rick MacDonnell
Rick's video:
youtu.be/Yv8NmNelKm0
His description box gives the prompts with these suggestions:
"With the In or Out book tag I quickly go through classic tropes and book features and talk about whether I'm "In" (I like them) or I'm "Out" (I don't like them).
Feel free to tag yourself! Change up the prompts in your videos if you'd like, or just use mine. Up to you."
Topics discussed are:
1. Reading the Last Page First
2. Enemies to Lovers
3. Dream Sequences
4. Love Triangles
5. Cracked Spines
6. Back to My Small Town
7. Monsters Are Regular People
8. No Paragraph Breaks
9. Multi-Generational Sagas
10. Re-Reading
11. Artificial Intelligence
12. Drop Caps
13. Happy Endings
14. Plot Points That Only Converge At the End
15. Detailed Magic Systems
16. Classic Fantasy Races
17. Unreliable Narrators
18. Evil Protagonists
19. The Chosen One
20. When the Protagonist Dies
21. Really Long Chapters
22. French Flaps
23. Deckled Edges
24. Signed Copies by the Author
25. Dog-Earing Pages
26. Chapter Titles Instead of Numbers
Steve Donoghue's Modest List of Additions in Which He Goes On About in His Usual Manner at His Usual Length:
Steve’s Ins and Outs:
*I added descriptors to some of Steve's prompts, probably a good idea to check out his video to get a clearer idea.*
1. E-books
2. Silos - stick to one genre or type of book, or read widely?
3. Evangelism
4. Palette-cleansers
5. Promiscuity - reading lots of books all at once
6. Bingeing - read all of one series at once
7. Completism - the urge to read EVERYTHING an author has written
8. McCarthyism - do you vet your prospective author according to your own beliefs
9. Security Blankets - must have a book with you at all times
10. Stalking - attending all author readings, following them on social media
11. Tourism - visiting sites in novels or birth places of authors, etc.
12. Day-tripping - reading outside, like in the FRESH AIR with the BURNING EYE OF THE SUN!!!
13. Collecting - 1st editions, special editions, glass cases I'm assuming
14. Organizing - your library
15. Hate-Reading
16. Annotating
17. Revisiting - giving an author another chance
18. Overdosing - reading past your bedtime, reading all day
19. Sub-vocalizing - vs. sounding out the words in your head as you read
20. BookTubing - does watching Booktube influence who/what you read
Steve's video:
youtu.be/o2rSn6ADIP8
My Additions:
1) Spoilers
2) Audio books
3) Reading out loud
4) Translations
5) Comments
6) Inscient
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I've turned off my comments (at least for a little while). The comments I've gotten in the past are great. I'm just neurotic guy and have been stressed over keeping up my end. Want to hear more? Check out this video:
youtu.be/9lg2c0f-doo
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(Video 414)
In or Out Book Tag
Original tag by Rick MacDonnell
Rick's video:
youtu.be/Yv8NmNelKm0
His description box gives the prompts with these suggestions:
"With the In or Out book tag I quickly go through classic tropes and book features and talk about whether I'm "In" (I like them) or I'm "Out" (I don't like them).
Feel free to tag yourself! Change up the prompts in your videos if you'd like, or just use mine. Up to you."
Topics discussed are:
1. Reading the Last Page First
2. Enemies to Lovers
3. Dream Sequences
4. Love Triangles
5. Cracked Spines
6. Back to My Small Town
7. Monsters Are Regular People
8. No Paragraph Breaks
9. Multi-Generational Sagas
10. Re-Reading
11. Artificial Intelligence
12. Drop Caps
13. Happy Endings
14. Plot Points That Only Converge At the End
15. Detailed Magic Systems
16. Classic Fantasy Races
17. Unreliable Narrators
18. Evil Protagonists
19. The Chosen One
20. When the Protagonist Dies
21. Really Long Chapters
22. French Flaps
23. Deckled Edges
24. Signed Copies by the Author
25. Dog-Earing Pages
26. Chapter Titles Instead of Numbers
Steve Donoghue's Modest List of Additions in Which He Goes On About in His Usual Manner at His Usual Length:
Steve’s Ins and Outs:
*I added descriptors to some of Steve's prompts, probably a good idea to check out his video to get a clearer idea.*
1. E-books
2. Silos - stick to one genre or type of book, or read widely?
3. Evangelism
4. Palette-cleansers
5. Promiscuity - reading lots of books all at once
6. Bingeing - read all of one series at once
7. Completism - the urge to read EVERYTHING an author has written
8. McCarthyism - do you vet your prospective author according to your own beliefs
9. Security Blankets - must have a book with you at all times
10. Stalking - attending all author readings, following them on social media
11. Tourism - visiting sites in novels or birth places of authors, etc.
12. Day-tripping - reading outside, like in the FRESH AIR with the BURNING EYE OF THE SUN!!!
13. Collecting - 1st editions, special editions, glass cases I'm assuming
14. Organizing - your library
15. Hate-Reading
16. Annotating
17. Revisiting - giving an author another chance
18. Overdosing - reading past your bedtime, reading all day
19. Sub-vocalizing - vs. sounding out the words in your head as you read
20. BookTubing - does watching Booktube influence who/what you read
Steve's video:
youtu.be/o2rSn6ADIP8
My Additions:
1) Spoilers
2) Audio books
3) Reading out loud
4) Translations
5) Comments
6) Inscient
----
I've turned off my comments (at least for a little while). The comments I've gotten in the past are great. I'm just neurotic guy and have been stressed over keeping up my end. Want to hear more? Check out this video:
youtu.be/9lg2c0f-doo
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(Video 414)
