Uploaded April 2026 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
This tag was created by @Shellyish
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Mentioned in this video: @katiejlumsden @royreadsanything
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Questions:
Quarter-Year Check-In: A Reflective Book Tag
Booktubers
Which bookish creator has influenced your reading the most this year?
Have you noticed any interesting shifts or trends within the bookish content world?
Is there a type of bookish content you wish creators (including yourself) explored more?
What’s a book recommendation you took from a creator that completely paid off?
If you could collaborate with any bookish creator for a unique project, who would it be and what would you do?
Has your relationship with the bookish community changed in any way this year?
Trends & Patterns in Your Reading
Are you reading more or less than you expected?
Are you reading more backlist or new releases?
Have you been reading books you already own, or are you still picking up library/borrowed books?
What’s the longest/shortest book you’ve read so far?
Have you read anything completely outside your comfort zone?
Have you noticed any patterns in the kinds of books you’re drawn to this year?
Have you been more intentional with your reading, or has it felt more like following whims and impulses?
Reading Goals & Challenges
Are you on track with any reading goals or challenges you set at the beginning of the year?
Have you abandoned or changed any goals?
Are there any books you still really want to get to before the end of the year?
Personal Reading Reflection
What’s the most disappointing book you’ve read?
Which book surprised you the most (in a good or bad way)?
Have you discovered any new favorite authors?
Have you DNF’d any books? If so, why?
What’s the book that has resonated with you the most this year, and why?
Which book challenged your perspective or made you think differently about something?
What’s the best book you’ve read so far this year?
Website: elizabethtdrummey.com
Blog: aliteraryprincess.wordpress.com
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Goodreads: /67738935.elizabeth_drummey
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You can order my latest book Recovering Lost Voices: Nineteenth-Century British Literature from Vernon Press at a 24% discount (using code CFC1397889985 on checkout): vernonpress.com/book/2482
This tag was created by @Shellyish
youtube.com/watch?v=lbkxy2C5eBg
Mentioned in this video: @katiejlumsden @royreadsanything
youtube.com/watch?v=CvYhwaKzoYc
youtube.com/watch?v=W2CgKbTOrV0&list=PLN35UT7yGsNjQxRVpBjSn227COmoFbFv2&index=1
Questions:
Quarter-Year Check-In: A Reflective Book Tag
Booktubers
Which bookish creator has influenced your reading the most this year?
Have you noticed any interesting shifts or trends within the bookish content world?
Is there a type of bookish content you wish creators (including yourself) explored more?
What’s a book recommendation you took from a creator that completely paid off?
If you could collaborate with any bookish creator for a unique project, who would it be and what would you do?
Has your relationship with the bookish community changed in any way this year?
Trends & Patterns in Your Reading
Are you reading more or less than you expected?
Are you reading more backlist or new releases?
Have you been reading books you already own, or are you still picking up library/borrowed books?
What’s the longest/shortest book you’ve read so far?
Have you read anything completely outside your comfort zone?
Have you noticed any patterns in the kinds of books you’re drawn to this year?
Have you been more intentional with your reading, or has it felt more like following whims and impulses?
Reading Goals & Challenges
Are you on track with any reading goals or challenges you set at the beginning of the year?
Have you abandoned or changed any goals?
Are there any books you still really want to get to before the end of the year?
Personal Reading Reflection
What’s the most disappointing book you’ve read?
Which book surprised you the most (in a good or bad way)?
Have you discovered any new favorite authors?
Have you DNF’d any books? If so, why?
What’s the book that has resonated with you the most this year, and why?
Which book challenged your perspective or made you think differently about something?
What’s the best book you’ve read so far this year?
Website: elizabethtdrummey.com
Blog: aliteraryprincess.wordpress.com
tumblr: aliteraryprincess.tumblr.com
Goodreads: /67738935.elizabeth_drummey
StoryGraph: app.thestorygraph.com/profile/aliteraryprincess
You can order my latest book Recovering Lost Voices: Nineteenth-Century British Literature from Vernon Press at a 24% discount (using code CFC1397889985 on checkout): vernonpress.com/book/2482
