Uploaded January 2026 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
This is the Twelve Days of Bookmas Tag by @RiffRaffReads
This is what he said on his channel: “Rather than the 12 days before Christmas, this tag is rooted in the historical Twelve Days of Christmas, running from Christmas Day through Epiphany. Each verse of the song becomes a bookish prompt, allowing me to highlight novels that have shaped my reading life, moved me deeply, or left a lasting impression.”
See his video here: youtube.com/watch?v=Z2-iVH1Nb38
Partridge in a pear tree: A standalone novel
Two turtle Doves: Includes an unforgettable literary duo
Three French hens: A French connection
Four calling birds: Characters who never stops talking
Five golden rings: A book about treasure or a treasured favorite.
Six geese a-laying: A book that laid the foundation for your reading life
Seven swans a-swimming: A book with beautiful, lyrical writing
Eight maids a-milking: A comforting, cozy book that feeds the soul
Nine ladies dancing: A book that swept you off your feet
Ten lords a-leaping: A book that shocked you or made you jump
Eleven pipers piping: A book with a strong narrative voice
Twelve drummers drumming: Includes a finale that hit like a drumbeat—an unforgettable end.
Books mentioned (may be affiliate links):
1. Bleak Landing by Terrie Todd
2. Little Women—Jo and Beth.
3. Last Christmas in Paris by Hazel Gaynor and Heather Webb
4. Sense & Sensibility—Mrs. Jennings
5. A Light at the End of the Woods by Carrie Brownell (youtu.be/Ac1vBtYZHM8?si=6WMIS8Nyd5W1PDed&t=2152 )
goodreads.com/review/show/8059119144
6. Secret of the Old Clock by Carolyn Keene
7. Whose Waves These Are by Amanda Dykes
8. The Quiet Season by Mark Battles
9. No Less Days by Amanda G. Stevens
10. The White Witch by Elizabeth Goudge
11. Mind Games by Nancy Mehl—BRILLIANT book.
Note: All fonts, photos, videos, and music are either personally copyrighted by Chautona Havig or are legally used with commercial licenses through royalty-free stock or font companies. #BookTube
#Vlogmas
#Bookmas
#BookTag
This is the Twelve Days of Bookmas Tag by @RiffRaffReads
This is what he said on his channel: “Rather than the 12 days before Christmas, this tag is rooted in the historical Twelve Days of Christmas, running from Christmas Day through Epiphany. Each verse of the song becomes a bookish prompt, allowing me to highlight novels that have shaped my reading life, moved me deeply, or left a lasting impression.”
See his video here: youtube.com/watch?v=Z2-iVH1Nb38
Partridge in a pear tree: A standalone novel
Two turtle Doves: Includes an unforgettable literary duo
Three French hens: A French connection
Four calling birds: Characters who never stops talking
Five golden rings: A book about treasure or a treasured favorite.
Six geese a-laying: A book that laid the foundation for your reading life
Seven swans a-swimming: A book with beautiful, lyrical writing
Eight maids a-milking: A comforting, cozy book that feeds the soul
Nine ladies dancing: A book that swept you off your feet
Ten lords a-leaping: A book that shocked you or made you jump
Eleven pipers piping: A book with a strong narrative voice
Twelve drummers drumming: Includes a finale that hit like a drumbeat—an unforgettable end.
Books mentioned (may be affiliate links):
1. Bleak Landing by Terrie Todd
2. Little Women—Jo and Beth.
3. Last Christmas in Paris by Hazel Gaynor and Heather Webb
4. Sense & Sensibility—Mrs. Jennings
5. A Light at the End of the Woods by Carrie Brownell (youtu.be/Ac1vBtYZHM8?si=6WMIS8Nyd5W1PDed&t=2152 )
goodreads.com/review/show/8059119144
6. Secret of the Old Clock by Carolyn Keene
7. Whose Waves These Are by Amanda Dykes
8. The Quiet Season by Mark Battles
9. No Less Days by Amanda G. Stevens
10. The White Witch by Elizabeth Goudge
11. Mind Games by Nancy Mehl—BRILLIANT book.
Note: All fonts, photos, videos, and music are either personally copyrighted by Chautona Havig or are legally used with commercial licenses through royalty-free stock or font companies. #BookTube
#Vlogmas
#Bookmas
#BookTag
