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The Classic Book Title Tag!
Ariel - A Cuppa Books created this tag and you can see it here. youtu.be/bjf3FLBEgSI
I was tagged by Allen at Big Hard and Classics youtu.be/0jc6u0rxWqY
Tagged if you want to do it: Apols for technology error and not calling out your channel names.
BJ (spell correct?) from Indian cooks and books - youtu.be/IGBxO5QQpAc As he reads such an interesting collection of books.
AJ Dunn Reads and Writes - He is reading some exciting books this September. youtu.be/rUT3n62mM7o
Nicky/Nicki (spell?) of Red Dot Reads who has a recent book haul all the way in Singapore. youtu.be/g6E5gXRLsD0
The prompts were:
1. A Tale of Two Cities- What two fictional cities or places would you have a hard time choosing between if you were told you would get to move there?
2. Les Miserables - What book made you miserable? I.e you cried, yelled or threw it across the room.
3. Frankenstein - Who is your favorite villain who is maybe just misunderstood?
4. Pride & Prejudice - Which characters from fiction make up your favorite romantic relationship?
5.Lady Chatterley's Lover - What book has your favorite hot and bothered steamy scene?
6.The Count of Monte Cristo - Your favorite revenge story.
7.Kindred - In your opinion, what is a book that handles emotional stakes best?
8.And Then there Were None - What mystery or thriller is your favorite?
9.The Jungle Book - Who or what is your favorite animal sidekick? Mythical animals count too.
10. Rebecca - Manderley is a vivid and integral part of the story that feels like another character. What is a book that has a vivid setting that is so real you feel like you are there when you read it?
11.Call of Cthulhu - What is your favorite horror story that you’re glad isn’t real?
12. The Fellowship of the Ring - Everyone needs friends to accompany their journey. Tag some folks to join you!
The books selected were:
1. Elizabeth Strout’s Crosby in the Oliver Kitteridge books and Lochdubh in MC Beaton’s Hamish McBeth series.
2. Boys don’t Cry by Fiona Scarlett, books like Joe Hill’s Heart Shaped Box that kill off a particular type of character.
3. Daphne du Maurier’s Danni/Mrs Danvers in Rebecca
4. The second marriage in Olive Again by Elizabeth Strout.
5.The Gatherings By Anne Enright.
6.The Nothing Man by Catherine Ryan Howard.
7.Heaven by Mieko Kawakami.
8.Thirteen Stories by Jonathan Sims.
9.Hedwidge in Harry Potter.
10. William Faulkner’s Sanctuary.
11.The Birds by Daphne de Maurier.
12. Tagged if you want to do it: Apols for technology error and not calling out your channel names.
BJ (spell correct?) from Indian cooks and books - youtu.be/IGBxO5QQpAc As he reads such an interesting collection of books.
AJ Dunn Reads and Writes - He is reading some exciting books this September. youtu.be/rUT3n62mM7o
Nicky/Nicki (spell?) of Red Dot Reads who has a recent book haul all the way in Singapore. youtu.be/g6E5gXRLsD0
My other social media:
Twitter: twitter.com/mariahilldublin?lang=en
Instagram: instagram.com/miadublin
Goodreads (Please answer the question any way you like and I will Friend back): goodreads.com/user/show/46346297-maria-hill-aka-mh-books
The Classic Book Title Tag!
Ariel - A Cuppa Books created this tag and you can see it here. youtu.be/bjf3FLBEgSI
I was tagged by Allen at Big Hard and Classics youtu.be/0jc6u0rxWqY
Tagged if you want to do it: Apols for technology error and not calling out your channel names.
BJ (spell correct?) from Indian cooks and books - youtu.be/IGBxO5QQpAc As he reads such an interesting collection of books.
AJ Dunn Reads and Writes - He is reading some exciting books this September. youtu.be/rUT3n62mM7o
Nicky/Nicki (spell?) of Red Dot Reads who has a recent book haul all the way in Singapore. youtu.be/g6E5gXRLsD0
The prompts were:
1. A Tale of Two Cities- What two fictional cities or places would you have a hard time choosing between if you were told you would get to move there?
2. Les Miserables - What book made you miserable? I.e you cried, yelled or threw it across the room.
3. Frankenstein - Who is your favorite villain who is maybe just misunderstood?
4. Pride & Prejudice - Which characters from fiction make up your favorite romantic relationship?
5.Lady Chatterley's Lover - What book has your favorite hot and bothered steamy scene?
6.The Count of Monte Cristo - Your favorite revenge story.
7.Kindred - In your opinion, what is a book that handles emotional stakes best?
8.And Then there Were None - What mystery or thriller is your favorite?
9.The Jungle Book - Who or what is your favorite animal sidekick? Mythical animals count too.
10. Rebecca - Manderley is a vivid and integral part of the story that feels like another character. What is a book that has a vivid setting that is so real you feel like you are there when you read it?
11.Call of Cthulhu - What is your favorite horror story that you’re glad isn’t real?
12. The Fellowship of the Ring - Everyone needs friends to accompany their journey. Tag some folks to join you!
The books selected were:
1. Elizabeth Strout’s Crosby in the Oliver Kitteridge books and Lochdubh in MC Beaton’s Hamish McBeth series.
2. Boys don’t Cry by Fiona Scarlett, books like Joe Hill’s Heart Shaped Box that kill off a particular type of character.
3. Daphne du Maurier’s Danni/Mrs Danvers in Rebecca
4. The second marriage in Olive Again by Elizabeth Strout.
5.The Gatherings By Anne Enright.
6.The Nothing Man by Catherine Ryan Howard.
7.Heaven by Mieko Kawakami.
8.Thirteen Stories by Jonathan Sims.
9.Hedwidge in Harry Potter.
10. William Faulkner’s Sanctuary.
11.The Birds by Daphne de Maurier.
12. Tagged if you want to do it: Apols for technology error and not calling out your channel names.
BJ (spell correct?) from Indian cooks and books - youtu.be/IGBxO5QQpAc As he reads such an interesting collection of books.
AJ Dunn Reads and Writes - He is reading some exciting books this September. youtu.be/rUT3n62mM7o
Nicky/Nicki (spell?) of Red Dot Reads who has a recent book haul all the way in Singapore. youtu.be/g6E5gXRLsD0
My other social media:
Twitter: twitter.com/mariahilldublin?lang=en
Instagram: instagram.com/miadublin
Goodreads (Please answer the question any way you like and I will Friend back): goodreads.com/user/show/46346297-maria-hill-aka-mh-books


![Jhalak Catchup 2 - The Predictions!
Jhalak Longlist 2021 #booktube #FridayReads
I have read 8/12 Jhalak long-listed books by 13th April. I want to read all 12 of them by the announcement of the winner in May.
This is my second catchup video. - Predictions at the end if you want to skip!
The longlist can be found here - https://www.jhalakprize.com/.
And Mel’s discussion video here https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Xxa0775jBmA
The entire list is here.
Romalyn Ante - Antiemetic for Homesickness (Chatto & Windus)
Catherine Cho - Inferno (Bloomsbury Circus)
Afshan D’Souza-Lodhi - [re: desire] (Burning Eye Books)
Caleb Femi - Poor (Penguin)
Kiran Millwood Hargrave - The Mercies (Picador)
Tammye Huf - A More Perfect Union (Myriad Editions)
Rachel Long - My Darling From the Lions (Picador)
Deirdre Mask - The Address Book (Profile Books)
Katy Massey - Are We Home Yet (jacaranda)
Jennifer Nansubuga Makumbi - The First Woman (Oneworld Publications)
Paul Mendez - Rainbow Milk (Dialogue Books)
Stephanie Scott - What’s Left of Me Is Yours (W&N)
My other social media:
Goodreads (Please answer the question any way you like and I will Friend back): https://www.goodreads.com/user/show/46346297-maria-hill-aka-mh-books
Twitter: https://twitter.com/mariahilldublin?lang=en
Instagram @miadublin. Jhalak Catchup 2 - The Predictions!](https://i.ytimg.com/vi/WHuJPTqdz4I/mqdefault.jpg)


![The Spoiler Tag! By Gunpowder Fiction, and Plot!
#Booktube #Booktag
The Spoiler Tag!
Created by Gunpowder Fiction, and Plot:
https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCWyP...
Tagged by Beating Around the Books:
https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC61b...
Questions:
1) What do you consider a Spoiler?
2) Does the genre youre reading impact what you consider to be a spoiler?
3) All the best bits are in the trailer, sometimes a synopsis can be too detailed. Do you research books prior to reading them or do you go in blind?
4) Sometimes the introduction or translators notes can spoil the ending, especially for classics. Has this ever happened to you?
5) Name a time somebody spoiled a novel for you?
6) Have you ever spoiled a novel for somebody else?
7) If spoilers ruin novels, are there some authors or genres you cant reread?
8) When reviewing are you spoiler free? Does this limit your ability to discuss?
9) Shoutout! Tell us about 5 channels you enjoy and then tag them.
I tag: You!
I am trying to read 6/12 Jhalak long listed books by 13th April – but which ones and can I do it?
The longlist can be found here - https://www.jhalakprize.com/.
And Mel’s discussion video here https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Xxa0775jBmA
Romalyn Ante - Antiemetic for Homesickness (Chatto & Windus)
Catherine Cho - Inferno (Bloomsbury Circus)
Afshan D’Souza-Lodhi - [re: desire] (Burning Eye Books)
Caleb Femi - Poor (Penguin)
Kiran Millwood Hargrave - The Mercies (Picador)
Tammye Huf - A More Perfect Union (Myriad Editions)
Rachel Long - My Darling From the Lions (Picador)
Deirdre Mask - The Address Book (Profile Books)
Katy Massey - Are We Home Yet (jacaranda)
Jennifer Nansubuga Makumbi - The First Woman (Oneworld Publications)
Paul Mendez - Rainbow Milk (Dialogue Books)
Stephanie Scott - What’s Left of Me Is Yours (W&N)
My other social media:
Goodreads (Please answer the question any way you like and I will Friend back): https://www.goodreads.com/user/show/46346297-maria-hill-aka-mh-books
Twitter: https://twitter.com/mariahilldublin?lang=en The Spoiler Tag! By Gunpowder Fiction, and Plot!](https://i.ytimg.com/vi/XIvaVN_ma0U/mqdefault.jpg)




