Historathon 2023: My Pile of Possibilities (Prehistory to 500 C.E.) Bouquins & Books 2024-10-19 | Historathon 2023: My Pile of Possibilities (Prehistory to 500 C.E.)
Just for Steve: the French edition of Quiet Flows the Don Bouquins & Books 2024-10-05 | Hi @saintdonoghue. Just for you, here is all about my edition of Quiet Flows the Don.
For Framed! in September: Art Gallery of Ontario and Canadian Museum of Textiles Bouquins & Books 2024-09-26 | #Framedinseptember #artreadathon
Recent Reads: All Art Related Bouquins & Books 2024-09-22 | My fellow cohosts for Framed! are:@heathergregg9975 @anotherbibliophilereads @HannahsBooks @lindysmagpiereads My announcements video: https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=_3oJceCIpBQ Books mentioned:On Beauty, Umberto EcoGarder le cap, SempéTell them of Battles, Kings and Elephants, Mathias ÉnardExcusez les fautes du copiste, Grégoire Polet
Framed! in September: a walk from the library to the National Gallery in Ottawa Bouquins & Books 2024-09-08 | Thank you to my cohosts for Framed!@lindysmagpiereads @heathergregg9975 @HannahsBooks @anotherbibliophilereads
August Wrap Up: Nonfiction about Far Away Places and Fiction in French Bouquins & Books 2024-09-02 | Books mentioned:A Polar Affair: Lloyd Spencer DavisInside Qatar; John McManusLove in a Fallen City; Eileen ChangLa Fée carabine (The Fairy Gunmother); Daniel PennacManuel de la vie sauvage; Jean-Philippe Baril Guérard
Framed! In September: My Pile of Possibilities Bouquins & Books 2024-08-25 | My cohosts for Framed! in September are @lindysmagpiereads @anotherbibliophilereads @HannahsBooks @heathergregg9975 Framed! in September is compatible with other readathons, such as:The Science Reading Challenge, hosted by @TriumphalReads Shorty September, hosted by @pastorytime2683 and @TooManyHeathers Shaketember, hosted by @OldBluesChapterandVerse , @booksimnotreading amd @adayofsmallthings I mention the tv show Fake or Fortune: https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=cjSnIev8tjk&pp=ygUPZmFrZSBvciBmb3J0dW5lAnd the documentary Made You Look: cbc.ca/documentarychannel/docs/made-you-look-a-true-story-about-fake-artI mention a New York Time article: nytimes.com/interactive/2024/07/20/upshot/attention-experiment.html
Reacting to Canada’s Best Books of the 21st Century Bouquins & Books 2024-08-18 | Thank you to Jolene @BookwormAdventureGirl and Lindy @lindysmagpiereads for organizing this awesome project!The list: youtube.com/watch?v=wTP4ZpLsdUI&t=1s My top 10 Canadian books of the 21st century: youtube.com/watch?v=w2djH_EIsU0 I bought Do Not Say We Have Nothing, by Madeleine Thien because of Shawn @shawnbreathesbooks
It’s Garbaugust, So Here Is All The Romance I Read This Year Bouquins & Books 2024-08-11 | It’s #garbaugust so here is all the romance books I read so far this year.Books mentioned (in the order I mention them):The Deal with her Rebel Viking; Michelle StylesHow to Romance a Runaway Bride; Teri WilsonThe Bachelor’s Baby Surprise; Teri WilsonSincerely, the Duke; Amelia GreyHow to Fall for a Scoundrel; Kate BatemanThe Notorious Lord Knightley; Lorraine HeathThe Fall of Maggie Brown; Anne StuartTaming an Impossible Rogue; Susanne EnochRegency Buck; Georgette HeyerBooks 5 and 6 of The Palace of Rogues; Julie Anne LongIt’s in His Kiss; Julia QuinnEarl on the Run; Jane AshfordOnly Beloved; Mary BaloghThe Reluctant Countess; Eloisa JamesMarrying the Royal Marine; Carla KellyThe Duke Not Taken; Julia LondonLord Deverill’s Secret; Amanda GrangeAnd again How To Romance A Runaway Bride, for an aside on the character’s names
My Votes for the Best Canadian Books of the 21st Century Bouquins & Books 2024-08-04 | Jolene @BookwormAdventureGirl and Lindy @lindysmagpiereads invite us to vote for the best Canadian books of the 21st century.The form to vote is here: https://forms.gle/VoQcddkSqBn4kwUq9 In September, I will be hosting a new reading event, Framed! In September, an art readathon, hosted by myself and four other booktubers: Lindy (channel linked above), Hannah @HannahsBooks , Heather @heathergregg9975 , and Greg @anotherbibliophilereads .List of Leacock award winners:leacock.ca/pastwinners.php
Framed! In September: Announcing an Art Readathon Bouquins & Books 2024-08-01 | Thank you to my wonderful cohosts@anotherbibliophilereads @lindysmagpiereads @HannahsBooks @heathergregg9975 The prompts are very simple1- Read a book (fiction or nonfiction) focusing on art.2- Experience a work of artBonus prompt: Create art or tell us about a work of art that is important for youI hope you will join us!#FramedinSeptember#artreadathon
Armchair Travel to Nepal, Bolivia, and Arctic Canada Bouquins & Books 2024-07-28 | Have you been to these places? I would be curious to know.Best travel books of 2023 according to Five Books: fivebooks.com/category/nonfiction-books/travel-books/best-travel-books-2023
Mid-Year Freakout (or rather Check In) Tag Bouquins & Books 2024-07-21 | 1. Best book you’ve read so far 2. Best sequel you've read so far3. New release you haven't read yet, but want to. 4. Most anticipated release for the second half of the year. 5. Biggest disappointment. 6. Biggest surprise. 7. Favorite new author. (Debut or new to you) 8. Newest fictional crush. 9. Newest favorite character. 10. Book that made you cry (Saddest book you have read). 11. Book that made you happy. 12. Favorite book to film adaptation you saw this year. 13. Favorite review you've written this year. (Booktube version: Favorite video you have done so far in this year) 14. Most beautiful book you've bought so far this year (or received) 15. What books do you need to read by the end of the year?Books mentioned (in alphabetical order, so that you have to watch the video to know the answers to the questions):Eve; Cat BohannonHow to Tame a Wild Rogue; Julie Anne LongJourney Without Return; Raymond MaufraisLanguage City; Ross PerlinLes Misérables; Victor HugoLe Premier qui rira; Simon BoulericeLove in a Fallen City; Eileen ChangMeetings with Remarkable Manuscripts; Christopher de HamelTaming an Impossible Rogue; Suzan EnochThe Conqueror's Wife; Noel B. GersonThe Death of Stalin; Fabien Nury and Thierry RobinThe Half Known Life; Pico IyerYou Were Made to Be Mine; Julie Anne Long0:00 Intro with a bit of woe is me and some stats4:30 Questions 1 and 27:51 Question 3 and 49:00 Question 5 (where one of the inset pictures of the thumbnail is taken from)12:51 Question 614:20 Question 8 (where another of the inset pictures of the thumbnail is taken from)20:45 Questions 9 and 1022:44 Question 1124:12 Questions 12 and 1327:22 Oops, question 728:15 Questions 14 and 1530:01 Question 1
Tag de France: A Bookish Tour of France Bouquins & Books 2024-07-11 | The Tag de France was created by Gavin @GenreBooks23 I was tagged by @BookChatWithPat8668 and @HannahsBooks Give yourself bonus points if the book is French!The prompts:1. "Le Grand Départ" - A memorable preface, introduction or opening line.2. "Maillot Vert" - A book under 150 pages.3. "King of the Mountains" - A book that you persevered with, and are glad that you did.4. "Maillot Jaune" - A book where "yellow" is prominent.5. "Lanterne Rouge" - A book you were late to.6. "Hors catégorie" - What's the hardest book that you've read (or failed to read).7. Endurance - Your favourite series.8. "Champs-Élysées" - Your favourite "Paris" novel.9. Lance Armstrong - Have you ever cheated to get to the finish quicker?10. “L’équipe” - Tag some others of the BookTube team!I tag (as usual, it's an invitation, not an obligation): @stalkingkafka @jimsbooksreadingandstuff @MsReadsAlot @BookwormAdventureGirl Books mentioned: In Search of Lost Time or Remembrance of Things Past, by Marcel ProustGreg from Another Bibliophile Reads has announced a read along of Proust that will start in January of 2025: youtube.com/watch?v=60pNC45Hbdo&t=0sThe Devil's Pool, by George SandLes Misérables, by Victor HugoMadame Bovary, by Gustave FlaubertThe Yellow Dog, by George SimenonEugenie Grandet, by BalzacFortunes of France series, first book being The Brethren, by Robert MerleColomba, by Prosper MériméHill; Lovers Are Never Losers; Second Harvest; by Jean GionoGerminal; by Emile ZolaThe Scapegoat; by Daniel PennacThe Brothers Karamazov; by Fedor DostoievskyThe Portrait of a Lady; by Henry James#summerofsport
Jane Austen July: pile of possibility with two books already read! Bouquins & Books 2024-07-07 | Jane Austen July is hosted by: @katiejlumsden Melissa @BlatantlyBookish Claudia @SpinstersLibrary Books mentioned:Pride and Prejudice, by Jane Austen, edited by Patricia Meyers Spacks, Belknap Press of Harvard University Press, 2010Atala; François-Rene de ChateaubriandPride and Perjury; Alice McVeighThe Late Mrs. Willoughby; Claudia Gray#janeaustenjuly
Thinking of Alice Bouquins & Books 2024-06-28 | Alice was a wonderful booktuber who brought sunshine and joy to our little corner of Booktube. My thoughts go to her family and loved ones.A couple of years ago, Alice created the Hercule Poirot Mustery Book Tag to celebrate her love of Agatha Christie: https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=XDdO0OG1FjE&pp=ygUqQWxpY2UgYW5kIHJoZSBnaWFudCBib29rc2hlbGYgb3JpZ2luYWwgdGFn
A Small Book Haul Bouquins & Books 2024-06-16 | A small book haul0:00 Intro and long story10:50 First book: a travel book13:14 Second book: an adventure book14:51 Third book: a history book16:11 Fourth book: a classic20:33 Comparison between first sentence of two translations of above-mentioned classic
Two Nonfiction About Cycling 🚴 For Summer of Sports Bouquins & Books 2024-06-06 | Summer of Sports is the idea of Mark@BookTimewithElvis One of the hosts is @saintdonoghue, who decided to turn the event in to Summer of Hockey Romance.Books mentioned:Cycles of Lies: The Fall of Lance Armstrong; Juliet MacurLe Tour de Foglia; Pierre Foglia
My Pile of Possibilities for Read Historical Fiction 2024 Bouquins & Books 2024-05-26 | #ReadHistoricalFiction2024 is hosted by @Shellyishyoutube.com/watch?v=m1-KAI2SvFI&t=0sBooks mentioned:October 1970 (original title: La Constellation du Lynx); Louis HamelinThe Iliad; Homer, translated by Emily WilsonJulius Caesar; ShakespeareDvorak in Love; Josef SkvoreckyImperial Woman; Pearl S. BuckChild of All Nations; Pramoedya Ananta ToerHannah Fowler; Janice Holt GilesThe Dictionary of Lost Words; Pip WilliamsThe Conqueror's Wife; Noel B. GersonHadrian's Memoirs; Marguerite YourcenarTaiko; Eiji YoshikawaKing Jesus; Robert GravesRegency Buck; Georgette HeyerThe Holy Thief; Ellis PetersThe Death of Achilles; Boris Akunin
A Book Haul From the 1950s! (I emptied my fathers book shelves) Bouquins & Books 2024-05-22 | I emptied my fathers bookshelves, and here is the treasure trove I found. I mention a bunch of readathons, here are the links: The Historical Fiction Readathon is hosted by @Shellyish youtube.com/watch?v=m1-KAI2SvFI(I will probably do a pile of possibilities video soon.)June on the Range and Booktube at War are hosted by @michaelk.vaughan8617 youtube.com/watch?v=Bg1eoMiWHAwyoutube.com/watch?v=plHrC2VZVn0Garbaugust is hosted by @CriminOllyBlog youtube.com/watch?v=CFNB33TI77w&t=0s@M-J is inviting us to read 24 banned or challenged books in 2024youtube.com/watch?v=6EFUXO8mC3k 0:00 Introduction2:23 Book 1 of 14 Book Club Edition books3:02 Book 2 - a candidate for the Historical fiction readathon3:59 Book 3 - a book that would be a perfect beach read5:11 Book 4 - a book that starts in Burma6:31 Book 5 - another candidate for the Historical fiction readathon7:49 Book 6 - a candidate for Booktube at war10:00 Book 7 - a Canadian book11:48 Book 8 - a book that doesn't fit with the others14:18 Book 9 - a novel of suspense15:20 Book 10 - a love story (that's what it says)17:15 Book 11- another candidate for Booktube at war20:35 Books 12 and 13 - short stories22:45 Book 14 - another candidate for the Historical fiction readathon23:48 Book 15 - a candidate for June on the range25:44 Book 16 - a candidate for Garbaugust (last book from the 1950s)27:27 Book 17 - a book that was banned for 214 years28:47 Book 18 - a Canadian classic29:18 Book 19 - a book in French that is on topic for Booktube at war31:57 Book 20 - another candidate for Booktube at War32:40 Book 21 - another candidate for Booktube at War34:12 Book 22 - the first of 3 nonfiction that are much more recent 35:44 Book 23 - a Canadian nonfiction for Booktube at War36:12 Book 24 - a nonfiction by a great nonfiction author
Two Great Nonfiction Books (a memoir of learning Italian, and the trial of Pétain) Bouquins & Books 2024-05-12 | In this video I talk about two great books:In Other Words by Jhumpa Lahiri, translated from the Italian by Ann GoldsteinFrance in Trial. The Case of Marshal Pétain, by Julian Jackson
People April: Tag Stats and Group Read Bouquins & Books 2024-05-05 | Thank you Ros @scallydandlingaboutthebook2711 for hosting #PeopleApril with meHere is the play list of all the This or That Book Tag for People April:youtube.com/playlist?list=PLhMpFiwB6yQyToZR41HvgTsJIL0vqLHUQ&si=qMyXYiXQc_-SG8sKOur group read was I Am I Am I Am by Maggie O’Farrell0:00 Intro2:20 Results of This or That Book Tag for People April13:52 My thoughts on our group read
Keep or Give: Emptying My Childhood Bedroom of Its Books Bouquins & Books 2024-04-28 | My childhood bedroom needs to be emptied. It’s time to be ruthless.
This or That? A Book Tag for People April (Original) Bouquins & Books 2024-04-09 | Go check out Ros’s @scallydandlingaboutthebook2711 version of this original tag.1) Big, fat and detailed biographies or short and succinct biographies?2) Celebrity memoirs or average Joe memoirs?3) Complete correspondence or selected letters?4) Memoirs written when the events are fresh or memoirs written with hindsight? 5) Gossipy biographies or scholarly biographies?6) Diaries of ordinary life or diaries of extraordinary events?7) Arty memoirs or sporting memoirs?8) Gritty autobiographical writing or inspirational autobiographical writing?9) Biographies of historical figures or biographies of contemporary figures?10) Memoirs of happy days or memoirs of tragic days?Bonus prompt: The Complete Diary of Samuel Pepys (over 4000 pages or 116 hours and 16 minutes of audiobook) or Selections from the Diary of Samuel Pepys (which can be as short as 120 pages or 3 hours and 55 minutes of audiobook)?I taged people in the video, and then during editing I deleted that part, and now I decide again to tag some people (just an invitation, no obligation)I tag:@saintdonoghue @JoeSpivey02 @AaronReadABook @ReadbyFred 0:00 Long intro2:45 The tag begins
Judging the Booktube Prize: Round 1 Nonfiction Group F Bouquins & Books 2024-04-01 | The @BookTubePrize was created by Robert Sheard @Robert.Sheard.How the Booktube Prize worksThere are two divisions: fiction and nonfiction. Judges can volunteer in the fall for one or both divisions (I volunteer only for nonfiction). At the beginning of the judging year, there are 48 books in each division, divided in eight groups of six. Each judge is assigned a group. There are 10 to 15 judges per group. The judges have six weeks to read and rank the books. The top three books from each group move on to the next round. Then the process is repeated for the second round, and the third round, until we have a final round of six books in each division. In this year's first round, I am judging nonfiction group F. The books are: 0:00 Intro and presentation of the books6:43 Sure, I'll Join Your Cult; Maria Bamford11:23 Eve; Cat Bohannon13:59 August Wilson; Patti Hartigan 16:54 The Exceptions; Kate Zernike22:53 Emperor of Rome; Mary Beard26:20 Wifedom; Anna Funder35:56 Ranking the books
Les Misérables in April: an Invitation to Join Us and an Attempt to Present the Political Backdrop Bouquins & Books 2024-03-27 | @MicahCummins and @AnnNovella invited me to cohost this month’s pick for @ClassicsAndCompany . From April 1 to May 16, we are reading Victor Hugo’s masterpiece Les Misérables, published in 1862. In this video, I attempt to present all the regime changes France underwent between 1789 and 1870. It’s not essential, but it gives an idea of the context in which the characters are living and in whoch Higo wrote it.
People April: My Pile of Possibilities! 😁📚 Bouquins & Books 2024-03-24 | I am hosting People April with Ros @scallydandlingaboutthebook2711 (get well soon!)Join us on Discord: discord.gg/mkTfWjhGOur group read is I Am I Am I Am by Maggie O’FarrellI saw Comme in ciel en nous in this video by Alexandra @TheRitualofReading youtube.com/watch?v=9EuXNmdg4ukAnd I saw The Shepard’s Life by James Rebanks on Nicole’s channel @adayofsmallthingsyoutube.com/watch?v=TeYavU9YJkk&t=0s
A Small Book Haul Bouquins & Books 2024-03-17 | I visited a new to me bookstore : The Black Squirrel. They sell online too. Here is their web site: blacksquirrelbooks.ca
What I Am Reading in March: So Many Readathons Bouquins & Books 2024-03-13 | All the readathons mentioned:Fierce Reads: youtube.com/watch?v=NaDvYi4VFqA @Bookishtravels1 @Shellyish @MsReadsAlot @EntertheBook Herstoryathon: youtube.com/watch?v=Xcsl2pz59LM youtube.com/watch?v=ELMt6isKB8w@CoynieReads @LiterarilySmitten There Is No Place like Rome: youtube.com/watch?v=qcnq-iKEEkU&t=0s @faithbooks7906 March of the Mammoth: youtube.com/watch?v=DpNduGOZjw4@OldBluesChapterandVerse March Mystery Madness: youtube.com/watch?v=N9z9oAT289s@lizziefayelovesbooks People April: youtube.com/watch?v=Gt-_GfGU4wkyoutube.com/watch?v=C281LsPsk_c All the books mentioned (I think)Wifedom; Anna FunderThe Exceptions; Kate ZernikeEve; Cat BohannonEmperor of Rome; Mary BeardIn Other Words; Jhumpa Lahiri, translated by Ann GoldsteinTaiko; Eiji Yoshikawa, translated by William Scott WilsonThe Death of Achilles; Boris Akunin, translated by Andrew BromfieldLe Cadavre du Palais-Royal; Laurent Joffrin0:00 Intro and some rambling1:31 Rambling on Booktube Prize, Fierce Reads, Herstoryathon, Women's Prize for Nonfiction7:50 There Is No Place Like Rome11:54 March of the Mammoths14:35vMarch Mystery Madness20:49 DVDs for March Mystery Madness24:42 More rambling
Announcing the Group Read for People April Bouquins & Books 2024-03-06 | I am hosting People April with Ros @scallydandlingaboutthebook2711 Join us on Discord: discord.gg/828UTvmwWe will divide the book like this:Week one: 5 chaptersWeek two: 4 chapters Week three: 5 chapters Week four: 3 chapters
People April Announcement! Bouquins & Books 2024-02-25 | I hope you will join us in April to read biographies, autobiographies, memoirs, letters, diaries… any nonfiction focusing on specific people.Check out Ros’s announcement: @scallydandlingaboutthebook2711 Join us on Discord: discord.gg/Md9Pjk3T The group read will be chosen by you. The survey is on my community tab and will stay there for a week. I will announce the chosen book on March 2.Our prompts:"Biography should be written by an accute ennemy." Attributed to Arthur Balfour."I never travel without my diary. One should always have something to read on the train." Oscar Wilde#PeopleApril
Reading Challenge: Around the World in Nonfiction Bouquins & Books 2024-02-11 | I mention Ros and her challenge of reading around the world in fiction. Here is a playlist of her videos on the topic: youtube.com/watch?v=fAxp8z3JHEo&list=PL1gFZZW3aXa6oYtg4-VZW9vBkzfps4dnS How do you start a new country: youtube.com/watch?v=hX4s1ZLW_PI 0:00 General chitchat1:42 The inspiration 2:33 My project11:15 My goal13:35 My starting point (the map)Books mentioned or alluded to:Journey Without Return; Raymond MaufraisThe Last Emperor of Mexico; Edward ShawcrossSovietistan; Erika FatlandHavana; Mark Kurlanski (My video on this book: youtube.com/watch?v=55y5uYy-soM) Orwell in Cuba; Frédérick LavoieNotes on a Small Island; Bill BrysonWe Don't Know Ourselves; Fintan O'TooleSPQR; Mary BeardWar and Punishment; Mikhail ZygarFor Want of a Fir Tree; Frédérick LavoieRussie, réformes et dictatures; Andreï KozovïEat The Buddha; Barbara DemickRed Memory; Tania BraniganThe Trouser People; Andrew MarshallAn English Girl's First Impressions of Burma; Beth EllisEvery Day the River Changes; Jordan SalamaBorn a Crime; Trevor NoahThe Innocent Anthropologist; Nigel BarleyCleopatra; Stacy SchiffIn my Father's Court; Isaac Bashevis SingerNothing to Envy: Ordinary Lives in North Korea; Barbara DemickA Death in the Rainforest; Don KulickSea People; Christina ThompsonVoyagers; Nicholas ThomasBlack Wave; Kim Ghattas
A Very Nerdy Book Haul Bouquins & Books 2024-02-04 | I bought books! I am just sharing my joy…0:00 What I didn’t buy3:58 What I did buy
This Book Drove Me Bonkers! Bouquins & Books 2024-01-31 | This video contains spoilers, in as much as a nonfiction can be "spoiled".At some point at the end, I congratulate myself for not ranting and remaining completely calm throughout the video. Well… huh… I suppose it could have been worse…Books mentioned:Monsters: A Fan’s Dilemma; by Claire DedererDésir Noir; by Anne-Sophie Jahr0:00 Intro1:59 It starts really well12:02 It starts to unravel16:07 Now it’s bad22:45 A detour by the case of Bertrand Cantat, who killed Marie Trintignant33:18 Back to Monsters
My Favourite Nonfiction Reads of 2023 Bouquins & Books 2024-01-28 | These are my favourite nonfiction reads of 2023. You could watch the entire video, or you could just take a short cut and read the list… 😂Books mentioned:An Immense World; Ed YongGarlic and Sapphires; Ruth ReichlThe Five; Hallie RubenholdParadise Falls; Keith O’BrienDiary of a Tuscan Bookshop; Alba Donati, translated by Elena PalaThe Art Thief; Michael FinkelHavana; Mark Kurlansky84, Charing Cross Road; Helene HanffThe Trouser People; Andrew Marshall
Life and Reading Update Bouquins & Books 2024-01-24 | Hello everyone! I missed you.Books mentioned: Lord Deverill’s Secret; Amanda GrangeI’m Only Wicked with You; Julie Anne GrangeCe que je n’ai jamais raconté; Isabelle RicherLe stress au travail vs le stress du travail; Sonia Lupien Ph.D.
Remember December Rereadathon Wrap Up Bouquins & Books 2024-01-04 | Books mentioned:Trading Secrets; by Paule ConstantA Christmas Carol; by Charles DickensThe Pastoral Symphony; by André Gide
Remember December Rereadathon: My Pile of Possibilities Bouquins & Books 2023-12-01 | The event is hosted by @AnnNovella @CriminOllyBlog @aaronfacer @scallydandlingaboutthebook2711 @Shellyish @MsReadsAlot Join us on Discord: discord.gg/6MGt3VgF 0:00 Intro1:26 Reread in a different way3:44 Reread a book you’ve basically forgotten 5:22 Reread a book to make sure how you really feel about it8:19 Other possibilities just for the joy of itBooks mentioned:The Epic of Gilgamesh; translated by Andrew GeorgeThe Gambler; by Fedor Dostoyevsky Crime and Punishment; by Fedor Dostoyevsky The Wars; by Timothy FindleyThe Pastoral Symphony; by André GideTrading Secrets; by Paule ConstantGerminal; by Emile ZolaColomba; by Prospère MériméThe Outlander; by Germaine GuèvremontThe Scapegoat; by Daniel PennacReads Like a Novel; by Daniel PennacJourney Without Return; by Raymond MaufraisThrough the Languge Glass; by Guy DeutscherThe Orange Balloon Dog; by Don ThompsonSeven Days in the Art World; by Sarah Thornton#RememberDecember
The Bookish A to Z Hot or Not Tag Bouquins & Books 2023-11-12 | This tag was created by Greg @anotherbibliophilereads I tag (just an invitation, as usual)@awebofstories @MsReadsAlot @aaronfacer The prompts:Try to be fast and on topic. There can always be exceptions and "it depends" explanations, but go for the gut reaction to the prompt in general terms, pick either Hot or Not.A - AudiobooksB - Bildungsroman. Dealing with a person's formative years or spiritual education.C - Children's BooksD - DigitalE - ExperimentalF - FantasyG - Graphic NovelH - HorrorI - InspirationalJ - JournalismK - Kitsch. Has a popular or sentimental appeal. L - LibraryM - MysteryN - Non-FictionO - OmnibusP - PoetryQ - Quests. When the protagonist goes on a quest physical or spiritual.R - RomanceS - Science FictionT - Translation. Books translated from one language into another.U - Übermensch. The superman or the extraordinary human. Characters who can everything.V - Victorian. Literature from 1837 to 1901.W - WesternX - X RatedY - Young AdultZ - Zeitgeist. Spirit or mood of the times.
World War November and Read What You Own Bouquins & Books 2023-11-05 | 0:00 Word War November6:25 My impressions of Souvenirs et Impressions de ma vie de soldat10:51 The rest of my pile of possibilities13:26 Read what you own challengeWorld War November is hosted by:@tristanandtheclassics6538 @ChristyLuisDostoevskyinSpace @billruttenberg @TheHistoryShelf @VoyageofaTimeWanderer Read What You Own is hosted by@CriminOllyBlog @anotherbibliophilereads @M-J @fiberartsyreads Books mentioned:Montreal At War 1914-1918; by Terry Copp, with Alexander MaavaraSouvenirs et Impressions de ma vie de soldat 1916-1919; by Arthur-Joseph LapointeThe Wars; Timothy FindleyThe Wooden Crosses; by Roland DorgelesThe Bloody Hand; by Blaise CendrarsUnder Fire; by Henri BarbusseThe Courage of Cowards; by Karyn Burnham
A Book and a Visit to the Art Museum Bouquins & Books 2023-10-29 | Books mentionedThunderclap, A memoir of art and life & sudden death; by Laura CummingAnthropocene; by Burtynsky, Baichwal, De PencierGold and Silver (I said in the video that it was about the Klondike, but it’s about the California Gold Rush of 1849.)
My Nonfiction November TBR Bouquins & Books 2023-10-25 | Nonfiction November is created and hosted by @abookolive If you would like to buddy read The World with me, leave me a comment below or contact me on Voxer: elisabethbouquinsandbooks #nonfiction #nonfictionnovember
Remember December Rereadathon Announcement! Bouquins & Books 2023-10-22 | We invite you to celebrate the joy of rereading in December.The hosts of the Remember December Rereadathon are:@aaronfacer @AnnNovella @CriminOllyBlog @MsReadsAlot @scallydandlingaboutthebook2711 @Shellyish If you like to have guidance, here are the prompts:Reread a book you have basically forgottenReread a book to find out how you really feel about itReread a book in a different wayHere is the link to the Discord group: discord.gg/6MGt3VgFHappy rereading!
What A Corker! Bouquins & Books 2023-10-15 | The original video was made by Mark @BookTimewithElvis amd I was “tagged” by @heathergregg9975 . And now I am tagging all booktubers: tell us about a corker of a book!Books mentioned:Havana, A Subtropical Delirium; by Mark KurlanskyRed Havana; by Leonardo Padura FuentesCecilia Valdés; by Cirilo VillaverdeThe Chase; by Alejo Carpentier
Shaketember Wrap Up, with a Challenge and an Update Bouquins & Books 2023-10-11 | Shaketember is hosted by :@OldBluesChapterandVerse @booksimnotreading @adayofsmallthings Books mentioned:Romeo and Juliette; Shakespeare Julius Caresar; Shakespeare Death by Shakespeare; Kathryn HarkupNot That Duke; Eloisa JamesThe Duchess Deal; Tessa Dare
Booktube Prize Nonfiction: Final Rankings Bouquins & Books 2023-10-05 | For more information about the Booktube Prize and to see the winner announcement video, check out this channel: @BookTubePrize The finalists were:An Immense World, by Ed YoungEating to Extinction, by Dan SaladinoMy Fourth Time We Drowned, by Sally HaydenParadise Falls, by Keith O’BrienHis Name Is George Floyd, by Robert Samuels and Toluse OlorunnipaThe Escape Artist, by Jonathan Freedland
