The READ head | The Philosophy of Reading Tag @TheREADhead | Uploaded December 2021 | Updated October 2024, 2 hours ago.
Hey all!
Please share your thoughts on any of these prompts or my responses to them in the comment section down below!
I wouldn't normally do 2 tag videos in a row but I was too excited about this tag video and wanted to do it sooner rather than later! This is such a fun set of prompts if you are interested in joining in on the tab please do so and let me know so I can watch your videos.
Thanks so much to Brandon @BrandonsBookshelf for creating this original tag.
Original video here:
youtube.com/watch?v=bBdn7jWT85k
Thank you to Britta @brittabohlerthesecondshelf for tagging me to do this tag! It was so much fun and I really appreciate the tag! Check out here video here:
youtube.com/watch?v=eFJH8vFC2eQ
You've been tagged! I've tagged some of my favorite creators below I hope they will join in the fun and if you aren't already watching their content I HIGHLY recommend it! :)
Clair @ClaireReadsBooks
Jen @InsertLiteraryPunHere
Olive @abookolive
Alex @whatpageareyouon
Jaylen @TheBarandtheBookcase
Ben @somebenfen
The Questions-
1. What's most important...a good character, plot, or message?
2. Should one read books about ideas or opinions they disagree with?
3. As tech advances, what do you think will be the role of books?
4. How important are summaries, review, and art in your book choosing?
5. Should one ever skim or scan a book?
6. Should reading always be enjoyable?
7. Is it important to be well-read?
8. What is your book buying process?
9. What is your reading process?
10. How do you use what you read?
11. If you could download a book to your brain, would you still read?
12. What are your views on rereading a book?
13. What makes a book good?
14. What makes a book bad?
15. How do you feel about not finishing a book?
16. Should the author's personal life matter at all?
17. If you could only read one genre for the rest of time, what would it be?
18. Do you ever read a book without knowing anything about it?
19. What author, genre, series, or culture can you just not get into? Why?
20. Do you think everyone should read? Why?
Thanks for watching!
Me but in other places:
Tiktok:
vm.tiktok.com/ZM8fM5S2J
Goodreads:
goodreads.com/alymeada
Instagram: (Haven't posted in months but you never know 😅)
instagram.com/the_read_head
Hey all!
Please share your thoughts on any of these prompts or my responses to them in the comment section down below!
I wouldn't normally do 2 tag videos in a row but I was too excited about this tag video and wanted to do it sooner rather than later! This is such a fun set of prompts if you are interested in joining in on the tab please do so and let me know so I can watch your videos.
Thanks so much to Brandon @BrandonsBookshelf for creating this original tag.
Original video here:
youtube.com/watch?v=bBdn7jWT85k
Thank you to Britta @brittabohlerthesecondshelf for tagging me to do this tag! It was so much fun and I really appreciate the tag! Check out here video here:
youtube.com/watch?v=eFJH8vFC2eQ
You've been tagged! I've tagged some of my favorite creators below I hope they will join in the fun and if you aren't already watching their content I HIGHLY recommend it! :)
Clair @ClaireReadsBooks
Jen @InsertLiteraryPunHere
Olive @abookolive
Alex @whatpageareyouon
Jaylen @TheBarandtheBookcase
Ben @somebenfen
The Questions-
1. What's most important...a good character, plot, or message?
2. Should one read books about ideas or opinions they disagree with?
3. As tech advances, what do you think will be the role of books?
4. How important are summaries, review, and art in your book choosing?
5. Should one ever skim or scan a book?
6. Should reading always be enjoyable?
7. Is it important to be well-read?
8. What is your book buying process?
9. What is your reading process?
10. How do you use what you read?
11. If you could download a book to your brain, would you still read?
12. What are your views on rereading a book?
13. What makes a book good?
14. What makes a book bad?
15. How do you feel about not finishing a book?
16. Should the author's personal life matter at all?
17. If you could only read one genre for the rest of time, what would it be?
18. Do you ever read a book without knowing anything about it?
19. What author, genre, series, or culture can you just not get into? Why?
20. Do you think everyone should read? Why?
Thanks for watching!
Me but in other places:
Tiktok:
vm.tiktok.com/ZM8fM5S2J
Goodreads:
goodreads.com/alymeada
Instagram: (Haven't posted in months but you never know 😅)
instagram.com/the_read_head
