Literary Gladiators | Josh's Herb Book Tag (Original) @LiteraryGladiators | Uploaded October 2023 | Updated October 2024, 6 hours ago.
It has been awhile, but Josh is back with a new foodie book tag. The theme to this book tag is herbs.
Questions/Prompts:
1. Basil- A work with universal significance.
2. Dill- A character that serves as reason to strong, intense characters.
3. Tarragon- A sweet, moralistic piece.
4. Balm- An older, but vibrant and energetic writer or character.
5. Bay Leaf- The most important flavorless work you have read.
6. Catnip- An addictive work about one or more animals.
7. Dandelion- A great book that you acquired from an unusual location.
8. Lavender- An assertive female character that does not necessarily reflect a stereotypical tomboy.
9. Marjoram- A work of ancient literature that remains relevant to today.
10. Parsley- A casual work that is good to read after something heavy.
11. Oregano- An important aspect of a great work.
12. Rosemary- A work that shows infidelity to a cause, good or bad.
13. Sage- A writer who is better with words than storytelling.
14. Thyme- A brave work.
15. Peppermint- A work that was challenging, but rewarding to read.
16. Spearmint- An accessible gateway into reading classics.
17. What is your favorite herb?
18. Who do you nominate?
Nominees:
James from James Holder
Steve from Steve Donoghue
Michaela and Gretchen from Betwixt the Books
Dane from Dane Cobain
Kira from kirawasadiver
Kai from Kai Rhone
A.M. from A.M. Meixel (now known as wilde reader)
Ketevan from Ketevan Reads
Erion and Prometheus from BookZealots
Cara from Wilde Book Garden
Tori from Tori's Book Nook
Jim from Jim Reads Too Slow
Mattie and Amelia from Talking Over Tea
Maya from bespectacled
Sophie from RedheadReading
Annie from woodlandbunny
Carly from FrogLit
Garrett from Poetic Artifacts
Rachael from Rachael's Reading Nook
Julianna from Julianna Caro James
Maria from Strange Lucidity
Ally from Ally Mckenna
You can find Kai Rhone's Kitchen Garden Book Tag, mentioned in this video, here: youtube.com/watch?v=o2yp9U0s5ms&t=21s
You can find Josh's playlist here: youtube.com/playlist?list=PLoZ3V9UVtqzqSSs1Vys-1y5oRUzgsB2qQ
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It has been awhile, but Josh is back with a new foodie book tag. The theme to this book tag is herbs.
Questions/Prompts:
1. Basil- A work with universal significance.
2. Dill- A character that serves as reason to strong, intense characters.
3. Tarragon- A sweet, moralistic piece.
4. Balm- An older, but vibrant and energetic writer or character.
5. Bay Leaf- The most important flavorless work you have read.
6. Catnip- An addictive work about one or more animals.
7. Dandelion- A great book that you acquired from an unusual location.
8. Lavender- An assertive female character that does not necessarily reflect a stereotypical tomboy.
9. Marjoram- A work of ancient literature that remains relevant to today.
10. Parsley- A casual work that is good to read after something heavy.
11. Oregano- An important aspect of a great work.
12. Rosemary- A work that shows infidelity to a cause, good or bad.
13. Sage- A writer who is better with words than storytelling.
14. Thyme- A brave work.
15. Peppermint- A work that was challenging, but rewarding to read.
16. Spearmint- An accessible gateway into reading classics.
17. What is your favorite herb?
18. Who do you nominate?
Nominees:
James from James Holder
Steve from Steve Donoghue
Michaela and Gretchen from Betwixt the Books
Dane from Dane Cobain
Kira from kirawasadiver
Kai from Kai Rhone
A.M. from A.M. Meixel (now known as wilde reader)
Ketevan from Ketevan Reads
Erion and Prometheus from BookZealots
Cara from Wilde Book Garden
Tori from Tori's Book Nook
Jim from Jim Reads Too Slow
Mattie and Amelia from Talking Over Tea
Maya from bespectacled
Sophie from RedheadReading
Annie from woodlandbunny
Carly from FrogLit
Garrett from Poetic Artifacts
Rachael from Rachael's Reading Nook
Julianna from Julianna Caro James
Maria from Strange Lucidity
Ally from Ally Mckenna
You can find Kai Rhone's Kitchen Garden Book Tag, mentioned in this video, here: youtube.com/watch?v=o2yp9U0s5ms&t=21s
You can find Josh's playlist here: youtube.com/playlist?list=PLoZ3V9UVtqzqSSs1Vys-1y5oRUzgsB2qQ
Support us on Patreon:
