Uploaded December 2025 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
This is my summary of what happened in my reading and on my channel, in some ways, during November 2025.
It was a good month, where I read some books that I was curious about and didn't like much as well as some books I really liked a lot.
In this video, I mention the following people/channels:
@BookBuds
@CriminOllyBlog
@davebrzeski
@GenreBooks23
@anotherbibliophilereads
This is my summary of what happened in my reading and on my channel, in some ways, during November 2025.
It was a good month, where I read some books that I was curious about and didn't like much as well as some books I really liked a lot.
In this video, I mention the following people/channels:
@BookBuds
@CriminOllyBlog
@davebrzeski
@GenreBooks23
@anotherbibliophilereads









![The Booktuber Role tag #booktubetbr #reading #books #booktube
This is a great meta-tag called The Booktuber Role Tag.
This tag was created by Allison @AllisonAnnotated and I was tagged by my friends Pat @BookChatWithPat8668 , Joe @BookBuds and Greg @anotherbibliophilereads
This is how Allison talks about the tag:
An original tag investigating what role BookTubers play in the literary world. Inspired by the shuttering of Book World, the Washington Post’s book review, and the controversy around the media campaign promoting Lost Lambs by Madeline Cash.
Questions:
1. How do you view your role as a booktuber? [Examples might be as a critic, a curator, an influencer, an entertainer, an educator, etc.]
2. Do you have any educational background in literature or literary criticism, either formal or self-directed? And [if you are comfortable sharing] do you have any other education or professional experience that you bring to bear on your reviews?
3. Do you typically do any research on either the book or the author before you review a book?
4. Do you focus your reviews more on the objective qualities of a book or more on your subjective opinions about it?
5. Have you ever received a free book or advanced reader copy from the author, and if so, did it have any impact on your ability to honestly review the book? (Or on how you felt about it?)
6. Do you review every book you read? Are there any reasons that you might read a book but choose not to review it?
7. How do you feel about the fact that many people now primarily consume book reviews by hobbyists on BookTube rather than professional critics? (What is lost; what is gained?)
So thank you for watching this.
I know quite a few people have done this tag, and I may tag a few people who have already done it, so apologies if I tag you and youve done it - especially if I actually saw your version, and forgot that I had seen it!
BUT I will tag the following people:
Jack @spreadbookjoy
Gem @GemofBooks
Katie @katiejlumsden
Carl @pleasereadyourbook
James @JamesRuchala
Mark @TheBookThing
Mike @michaelk.vaughan8617
Olly @CriminOllyBlog
Dave @BookBlather
Roy @royreadsanything
Margaret @MargaretPinard
Ben @benreadsgood
Bob @BobTheBookerer
Keri @KeriBooks
Lekden @arockinsamsara
Kevin @KevinTowleReads
Through the video I also mention these great booktubers:
Hannah @HannahsBooks
Mike @RiffRaffReads
Elaine @Cobaltdragon
Jake @PulpMortem
As always big thanks to anyone who has watched my videos, subscribed and commented. Big thanks to anyone that has joined my Patreon page, and anyone who has tipped me on my buymeacoffee page. (both found if you put in bookssongsandothermagic in the search)
Thanks guys! The Booktuber Role tag #booktubetbr #reading #books #booktube](https://i.ytimg.com/vi/HEpXPf-Zpck/mqdefault.jpg)
