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Welcome to Tag Tuesday in which I discuss The Doughnut Book Tag.
BookTubers mentioned:
The Doughnut Book Tag
Original by Josh@Literary Gladiators youtu.be/FlkIkr3sX6U
I was tagged by Tia and All the Books:
youtube.com/watch?v=Zb1hlTI0NNc
Questions:
1. Classic- A classic book you feel everyone needs to read.
2. Vanilla Frosted- A simple, but engaging work.
3. Chocolate Frosted- Your second favorite work from your favorite writer.
4. Strawberry Frosted- A lesser known or studied work from a known writer you feel should be read and studied more frequently.
5. Glazed- A writer that immediately immersed you.
6. Jelly- A work that contained more than you expected.
7. Boston Crème- A scholarly work you would recommend to a casual reader.
8. Cruller- A work that makes you think of France.
9. Powdered Sugar- A work that left you with evident emotions.
10. Cider- The perfect reading material to read in front of a fire in autumn.
11. Doughnut Hole- A collection of short, accessible works or sections that you enjoyed.
12. Raspberry Frosted- A book you would recommend to Homer Simpson.
13. What is your favorite kind of doughnut?
14. "Time to Make the Doughnuts" (as per Dunkin Donuts)- Who do you tag?
Books mentioned:
Barchester Towers by Anthony Trollope.
The No.1 Ladies Detective Agency by Alexander McCall Smith.
The Belton Estate by Anthony Trollope.
The Collected Plays of W. Somerset Maugham.
Inspector Morse series of novels by Colin Dexter.
The Last Cavalier by Alexander Dumas.
Churchill’s Black Dog and other Phenomena of the Human Mind by Anthony Storr.
The Scarlet Pimpernel by Baroness Orczy.
Galileo’s Daughter by Dava Sobel.
Tales of Mystery and Imagination by Edgar Allan Poe.
The First Rumple Omnibus by John Mortimer.
DECEMBER POSTING SCHEDULE:
6th Friday Verse: The Little Old Log Cabin by Robert William Service.
8th Sunday Morning Meet-Up: Books to Read: C is for Comedy.
10th Tag Tuesday: A Book Steve Hasn’t Read? Book Tag.
12th Thursday Thoughts: December Mid-Month Wrap-Up.
16th Monday: Special Announcement
18th Wednesday Interlude: Episode Three of The Norman and Plantagenet Series: The Lion of Justice.
20th Friday Verse: The Younger Son by Robert William Service.
22th Sunday Morning Meet-Up: Books to Read: C is for Crime.
24th Tag Tuesday: I Love the Book! I Love the Movie! Tag
26th December Month-End Wrap-Up/January TBR
27th December Friday Verse: The March of the Dead by Robert William Service.
31st Tag Tuesday: Al Sings Al (Jolson) Book Tag.
Welcome to Tag Tuesday in which I discuss The Doughnut Book Tag.
BookTubers mentioned:
The Doughnut Book Tag
Original by Josh@Literary Gladiators youtu.be/FlkIkr3sX6U
I was tagged by Tia and All the Books:
youtube.com/watch?v=Zb1hlTI0NNc
Questions:
1. Classic- A classic book you feel everyone needs to read.
2. Vanilla Frosted- A simple, but engaging work.
3. Chocolate Frosted- Your second favorite work from your favorite writer.
4. Strawberry Frosted- A lesser known or studied work from a known writer you feel should be read and studied more frequently.
5. Glazed- A writer that immediately immersed you.
6. Jelly- A work that contained more than you expected.
7. Boston Crème- A scholarly work you would recommend to a casual reader.
8. Cruller- A work that makes you think of France.
9. Powdered Sugar- A work that left you with evident emotions.
10. Cider- The perfect reading material to read in front of a fire in autumn.
11. Doughnut Hole- A collection of short, accessible works or sections that you enjoyed.
12. Raspberry Frosted- A book you would recommend to Homer Simpson.
13. What is your favorite kind of doughnut?
14. "Time to Make the Doughnuts" (as per Dunkin Donuts)- Who do you tag?
Books mentioned:
Barchester Towers by Anthony Trollope.
The No.1 Ladies Detective Agency by Alexander McCall Smith.
The Belton Estate by Anthony Trollope.
The Collected Plays of W. Somerset Maugham.
Inspector Morse series of novels by Colin Dexter.
The Last Cavalier by Alexander Dumas.
Churchill’s Black Dog and other Phenomena of the Human Mind by Anthony Storr.
The Scarlet Pimpernel by Baroness Orczy.
Galileo’s Daughter by Dava Sobel.
Tales of Mystery and Imagination by Edgar Allan Poe.
The First Rumple Omnibus by John Mortimer.
DECEMBER POSTING SCHEDULE:
6th Friday Verse: The Little Old Log Cabin by Robert William Service.
8th Sunday Morning Meet-Up: Books to Read: C is for Comedy.
10th Tag Tuesday: A Book Steve Hasn’t Read? Book Tag.
12th Thursday Thoughts: December Mid-Month Wrap-Up.
16th Monday: Special Announcement
18th Wednesday Interlude: Episode Three of The Norman and Plantagenet Series: The Lion of Justice.
20th Friday Verse: The Younger Son by Robert William Service.
22th Sunday Morning Meet-Up: Books to Read: C is for Crime.
24th Tag Tuesday: I Love the Book! I Love the Movie! Tag
26th December Month-End Wrap-Up/January TBR
27th December Friday Verse: The March of the Dead by Robert William Service.
31st Tag Tuesday: Al Sings Al (Jolson) Book Tag.
