AJ Dunn | The Atwood Adventure Tag @AJDunnReads | Uploaded January 2022 | Updated October 2024, 1 hour ago.
(they/them)
The Atwood Adventure Tag was created by Jolene at Bookworm Adventure Girl who tagged me to do it.
youtube.com/watch?v=1LJYTU0d6Oo
//BOOK TAG PROMPTS//
1. Before publishing her first collection of poetry in the early 60s Margaret Atwood had several other jobs including working at summer camps. What was your first job?
2. While growing up, Margaret Atwood’s family spent several months each year living in the bush in northern Ontario. What is a survival skill that you have that would help you survive living off the grid?
3. Margaret Atwood grew up reading comic books. Do you have a favorite comic book or comic book character?
4. Margaret Atwood is not only a poet and author, she has also illustrated books and shown her creativity in so many other ways. What are some ways that you are creative?
5. Some of Margaret Atwood’s writing is inspired by myths, folktales and fairy tales. What is your favorite myth, folktale or fairy tale and why?
6. Margaret Atwood’s most well known novel is The Handmaid’s Tale. What is a task or chore you wish you had a maid or servant for?
7. The themes Margaret Atwood writes about have stayed consistent in all her writing for over 6 decades. She writes about the role of men and women in society, relationships, religion, marriage, and identity to name a few. If Atwood were to write a novel about you, what are some themes she would need to include?
8. Margaret Atwood has created words for her novels. She has talked about how this makes it difficult for translators of her work. Do you have a favorite word? Why is it your favorite?
9. Margaret Atwood was born in Canada and lives in Canada now, but she has also lived in other countries like the United States, England, France, Germany and Scotland. What countries have you lived in and/or what is another country you would like to live in?
10. Margaret Atwood is an advocate for caring for the earth; What is something you do to help take care of our planet?
11. Margaret Atwood is passionate about animal rights and some of her writing has included animals and reflections on animals. What is a topic that you are passionate about?
12. Margaret Atwood is supportive of new authors in a variety of ways. Who is a newer author and/or what debut novel do you wish more people knew about?
13. Tag some of your favorite BookTubers.
I tag:
Nikki at Red Dot Reads
youtube.com/channel/UCmgkf3JY7YGLX0T9JmrSjLA
Beki at Teacup the Storyteller
youtube.com/channel/UCVFnQ9jEtI8mHPNzI8Yyq6g
Anna Mo Shoshin
youtube.com/c/AnaMoShoshin
Michele at Books Cause Insomnia
youtube.com/channel/UCapesVmThRHbb5-tRBsu4Jw
Jack at Spread Book Joy
youtube.com/c/SpreadBookJoy
Alice and the Giant Bookshelf
youtube.com/c/AliceandtheGiantBookshelf
Other channel mentioned:
Shelly Swearingen
youtube.com/c/ShellySwearingensLibrary
How to Resist Amazon and Why: The Fight for Local Economics, Data Privacy, Fair Labor, Independent Bookstores, and a People-Powered Future!
by Danny Caine microcosmpublishing.com/catalog/books/12043
Bookish alternatives to Amazon:
Thriftbooks thriftbooks.com
Bookshop.org bookshop.org
Better World Books betterworldbooks.com
Blackwell's blackwells.co.uk/bookshop/home
Indie Lite indiecommerce.org/member_directory
Libro.fm https://libro.fm/ (for audiobooks)
The StoryGraph thestorygraph.com (instead of Goodreads)
AJ Dunn Reads and Writes Merchandise (shirts, mugs, hoodies, and cell protectors) aj-dunn-reads-and-writes.creator-spring.com
Music: "Kiss the Sky" by Aakash Ghandi, from YouTube.
Email: authorajdunn@gmail.com
Instagram: @author_ajdunn
Twitter: @author_ajdunn
Voxer: ajdunnreadsandwrites
Reading Blog: ajdunnreads.blogspot.com
(they/them)
The Atwood Adventure Tag was created by Jolene at Bookworm Adventure Girl who tagged me to do it.
youtube.com/watch?v=1LJYTU0d6Oo
//BOOK TAG PROMPTS//
1. Before publishing her first collection of poetry in the early 60s Margaret Atwood had several other jobs including working at summer camps. What was your first job?
2. While growing up, Margaret Atwood’s family spent several months each year living in the bush in northern Ontario. What is a survival skill that you have that would help you survive living off the grid?
3. Margaret Atwood grew up reading comic books. Do you have a favorite comic book or comic book character?
4. Margaret Atwood is not only a poet and author, she has also illustrated books and shown her creativity in so many other ways. What are some ways that you are creative?
5. Some of Margaret Atwood’s writing is inspired by myths, folktales and fairy tales. What is your favorite myth, folktale or fairy tale and why?
6. Margaret Atwood’s most well known novel is The Handmaid’s Tale. What is a task or chore you wish you had a maid or servant for?
7. The themes Margaret Atwood writes about have stayed consistent in all her writing for over 6 decades. She writes about the role of men and women in society, relationships, religion, marriage, and identity to name a few. If Atwood were to write a novel about you, what are some themes she would need to include?
8. Margaret Atwood has created words for her novels. She has talked about how this makes it difficult for translators of her work. Do you have a favorite word? Why is it your favorite?
9. Margaret Atwood was born in Canada and lives in Canada now, but she has also lived in other countries like the United States, England, France, Germany and Scotland. What countries have you lived in and/or what is another country you would like to live in?
10. Margaret Atwood is an advocate for caring for the earth; What is something you do to help take care of our planet?
11. Margaret Atwood is passionate about animal rights and some of her writing has included animals and reflections on animals. What is a topic that you are passionate about?
12. Margaret Atwood is supportive of new authors in a variety of ways. Who is a newer author and/or what debut novel do you wish more people knew about?
13. Tag some of your favorite BookTubers.
I tag:
Nikki at Red Dot Reads
youtube.com/channel/UCmgkf3JY7YGLX0T9JmrSjLA
Beki at Teacup the Storyteller
youtube.com/channel/UCVFnQ9jEtI8mHPNzI8Yyq6g
Anna Mo Shoshin
youtube.com/c/AnaMoShoshin
Michele at Books Cause Insomnia
youtube.com/channel/UCapesVmThRHbb5-tRBsu4Jw
Jack at Spread Book Joy
youtube.com/c/SpreadBookJoy
Alice and the Giant Bookshelf
youtube.com/c/AliceandtheGiantBookshelf
Other channel mentioned:
Shelly Swearingen
youtube.com/c/ShellySwearingensLibrary
How to Resist Amazon and Why: The Fight for Local Economics, Data Privacy, Fair Labor, Independent Bookstores, and a People-Powered Future!
by Danny Caine microcosmpublishing.com/catalog/books/12043
Bookish alternatives to Amazon:
Thriftbooks thriftbooks.com
Bookshop.org bookshop.org
Better World Books betterworldbooks.com
Blackwell's blackwells.co.uk/bookshop/home
Indie Lite indiecommerce.org/member_directory
Libro.fm https://libro.fm/ (for audiobooks)
The StoryGraph thestorygraph.com (instead of Goodreads)
AJ Dunn Reads and Writes Merchandise (shirts, mugs, hoodies, and cell protectors) aj-dunn-reads-and-writes.creator-spring.com
Music: "Kiss the Sky" by Aakash Ghandi, from YouTube.
Email: authorajdunn@gmail.com
Instagram: @author_ajdunn
Twitter: @author_ajdunn
Voxer: ajdunnreadsandwrites
Reading Blog: ajdunnreads.blogspot.com
