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The Moody Book Tag
Created by Slanted Spines: youtube.com/watch?v=7mhq-AXn3A0
Tagged by Mason in the Dark: youtube.com/watch?v=u6Si6vOLUtA&t=6s
Questions:
1. Do you consider yourself a mood reader?
2. Do you set TBR lists and do you stick to them?
3. Do books affect you emotionally? Does the mood of a book rub off on you?
4. When you’re feeling sad, what do you read? (Or do you not read when sad?)
5. Most often, do you use reading to escape, to learn, or to critically reflect?
6. What is a book that made you laugh out loud?
7. What is a book that has made you cry? Or, if you don’t cry, one that really moved you?
8. What is a book that you didn’t even know how you felt about?
9. Are you more likely to read on a sunny day or a cloudy day?
10. Do you usually “set the mood” when you read? Music, lights, smells, etc?
11. Can you leap from book to book or do you need buffer time between them?
The Tag About Tags
Created by Ros at Scallydandling About the Books: youtu.be/BTvHAzysKU0
Tagged by Daniel at GuiltyFeat: youtube.com/watch?v=qJwo-n7rwGE
Questions:
1. Tag Firsts: did you do the Booktube Newbie Tag? If not what was your first tag? Do you choose to watch Newbie Tags?
2. Tag Emotions: what feelings do tags provoke in you? Tag joy and delight? Tag boredom and resentment? Tag guilt or anxiety? Even tag envy?
3. Tag Favourites: what kind of tags do you like most and least, to do and to watch?
4. Tag Style: how do you tag? Do you have a system for keeping track of when you are tagged or tags you plan to do? Do you prepare to do tags or just wing it?
5. Tag Memories: of the tags you have watched, done or created which have stuck in your memory? Are there any you would like to revisit or revive?
I tag:
Becky & Scott at The Bookish Bryants: youtube.com/channel/UCycCocdRz054goHbRI5c9sA
Una & Krypto at The CodeX Cantina: youtube.com/channel/UCzdqkkUKpfRIbCXmiFvqxIw
David Wiley: youtube.co m/watch?v=xiNbh2Ceaiw
Bethanne Bruninga-Socolar: youtube.com/channel/UC2_F857G5iXzchzxpsarCbg
The Moody Book Tag
Created by Slanted Spines: youtube.com/watch?v=7mhq-AXn3A0
Tagged by Mason in the Dark: youtube.com/watch?v=u6Si6vOLUtA&t=6s
Questions:
1. Do you consider yourself a mood reader?
2. Do you set TBR lists and do you stick to them?
3. Do books affect you emotionally? Does the mood of a book rub off on you?
4. When you’re feeling sad, what do you read? (Or do you not read when sad?)
5. Most often, do you use reading to escape, to learn, or to critically reflect?
6. What is a book that made you laugh out loud?
7. What is a book that has made you cry? Or, if you don’t cry, one that really moved you?
8. What is a book that you didn’t even know how you felt about?
9. Are you more likely to read on a sunny day or a cloudy day?
10. Do you usually “set the mood” when you read? Music, lights, smells, etc?
11. Can you leap from book to book or do you need buffer time between them?
The Tag About Tags
Created by Ros at Scallydandling About the Books: youtu.be/BTvHAzysKU0
Tagged by Daniel at GuiltyFeat: youtube.com/watch?v=qJwo-n7rwGE
Questions:
1. Tag Firsts: did you do the Booktube Newbie Tag? If not what was your first tag? Do you choose to watch Newbie Tags?
2. Tag Emotions: what feelings do tags provoke in you? Tag joy and delight? Tag boredom and resentment? Tag guilt or anxiety? Even tag envy?
3. Tag Favourites: what kind of tags do you like most and least, to do and to watch?
4. Tag Style: how do you tag? Do you have a system for keeping track of when you are tagged or tags you plan to do? Do you prepare to do tags or just wing it?
5. Tag Memories: of the tags you have watched, done or created which have stuck in your memory? Are there any you would like to revisit or revive?
I tag:
Becky & Scott at The Bookish Bryants: youtube.com/channel/UCycCocdRz054goHbRI5c9sA
Una & Krypto at The CodeX Cantina: youtube.com/channel/UCzdqkkUKpfRIbCXmiFvqxIw
David Wiley: youtube.co m/watch?v=xiNbh2Ceaiw
Bethanne Bruninga-Socolar: youtube.com/channel/UC2_F857G5iXzchzxpsarCbg
