Meg Perdue- Books off the Beaten Path
Popcorn and a book haul! #books #booktube #bookhaul
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Using YouTube Studio, look up your five videos that got the highest number of views and the five that got the lowest. Answer these questions about each video
Why do you think this video got as many (or as few) views as it did?
For the 5 highest view videos only – do you think each video warrants as many views as it got
For the 5 lowest view videos only – can you think of a good reason why more people should watch these videos
Tagging-
@HannahsBooks
@BernasBookishAdventures
@CGRatedBooks
@book-ramble
@apoetreadstowrite
@BookBuds
@Uncommon_Reader
@kevintowle9665
@TheGreatLiteraryRabbitHole
@katiesbookcorner
@Lifeonbooks
@BookChatWithPat8668
Tagging -
@heathereads
@HannahsBooks
@BernasBookishAdventures
@CGRatedBooks
@book-ramble
@BookBuds
@Uncommon_Reader
@TheGreatLiteraryRabbitHole
@marlicia_muses
@EveningReader
@ReaDANculous
@apoetreadstowrite
1/ Were you a reader as a child?
2/ Did your parents read to you? If so, what?
3/ First Book Memories
4/ Be honest: Did you read books assigned to you at school?
5/ Where did you your books asa child?
6/ Did you watch television meant to inspire reading?
7/ What sort of genres or story lines did you like as a child?
8/ Favourite children's or picture books
9/ Favourite chapter or 'big kid's' books
10/ Favourite children's series
Taged-
@Uncommon_Reader
@heathereads
@BookBuds
@HannahsBooks
@BernasBookishAdventures
@CGRatedBooks
@book-ramble
@kevintowle9665
@TheGreatLiteraryRabbitHole
@marlicia_muses
The Poe Shadow by Matthew Pearl
2.Do you reread non-fiction? Why or why not?
3.If you reread fiction, what kind of fiction are you most likely to choose? Bestsellers, classic literature, genre fiction, such as romance or sci fi? What is your reason for your choice?
4.If you re-read non-fiction, which are you most likely to choose? Histories, biographies, science, philosophy? What are your reasons for your choice?
5. If you have read a book which has been translated from another language, would you reread the same book in a newer or different translation?
6. How many times would you reread the same book?
7. What's the most recent book you have reread?
Tagging-
@TheGreatLiteraryRabbitHole
@marlicia_muses
@HannahsBooks
@BernasBookishAdventures
@CGRatedBooks
@book-ramble
@JessBookgirlTV
@BookBuds
@kevintowle9665
@Uncommon_Reader
1. Do you listen to music while you read?
2. Is there a special kind of music you prefer when reading?
3. Is there a particular kind of music you would never listen to listen to while reading?
4. Do you read in silence?
5. A scenario: you're reading in a public space and someone begins playing music. What do you do?
6. Does it matter whether music is playing while you read?
Tagging!
@kevintowle9665
@DrCrankyPantsReads
@heathereads
@HannahsBooks
@BernasBookishAdventures
@CGRatedBooks
@book-ramble
@JessBookgirlTV
@BookBuds
@marlicia_muses
@TheGreatLiteraryRabbitHole
1. What books do you regret buying?
2. Do you dnf books? Why or why not? At what point do you dnf if you do/how much time do you generally invest before dnfing?
3. Is there a book you did not want to come to an end/couldn’t put down?
4. Have you experienced withdrawal after finishing a specific book (not wanted to move on to other characters, wanted to reread the whole book or sections of it again immediately after finishing, etc.)?
5. What keeps you invested in a book?
6. What prompts you to pick up a book (cover, blurb on the back of the book, etc.)?
7. Do you keep finished books to reread or do you unhaul them?
8. Who or what do you trust most for book recommendations?
8.5 (Bonus Question):Would you ever pick up a book and read it without knowing anything about it, or conversely, let someone else choose your book for you? (Blind date? LOL)
9. Tag other people:
@heathereads
@BookBuds
@BernasBookishAdventures
@CGRatedBooks
@book-ramble
@JessBookgirlTV
@apoetreadstowrite
@HannahsBooks
@DrCrankyPantsReads
There are 12 genres listed in the original tag, each with one general question. But to make it a little more chaotic, each genre has four sub-genres, each of those with a question, too! If you visit the original tag you can pick any of the many many genre questions you like! Any thoughts on the ones we answered? Let’s chat in the comments!
@BookBuds
Original by: @arockinsamsara
Tagged by: Reading from the Depths
Original video: • My Life in Genre - An Original BookTag
Prompts/Timestamps:
Intro: (0:00)
(0:59) Horror: What scares you?
(2:23) Sci-Fi: What is something you have done that is beyond belief, something you didn't think you could accomplish until you actually did it?
(3:39) Fantasy: What excites you?
(4:54) Thriller/Suspense: What makes you anxious or keeps you up at night?
(6:21) Action/Adventure: What thrills you, something you do for fun (other than reading)?
(7:07) Mystery/Crime: What aggravates you, a problem you have to remedy every time it comes up?
(8:44) Humor: What delights you and/or makes you laugh?
(10:00) Romance: What's your (platonic or romantic) love language?
(11:49) Non-Fiction: What inspires or motivates you?
(13:16) Anti-Normative Fiction: In which areas of your life do you swim against the stream?
(15:14) Literary Fiction: What is something you like to take your time with?
(17:25) Poetry: What is something ordinary or mundane that you find beautiful or extraordinary?
(19:32) Tag some people
Tagging-
@BernasBookishAdventures
@CGRatedBooks
@heathereads
@kevintowle9665
@book-ramble
@apoetreadstowrite
@JessBookgirlTV
@apoetreadstowrite
@BernasBookishAdventures
@JessBookgirlTV
@CGRatedBooks
I can't find any of these book tubers on my feed!
Prompts
1. A book that someone or something made you feel embarrassed about liking.
2. A book you are embarrassed about completely missing the point of.
3. A book you would be embarrassed to be seen reading in public.
4. A book you would be embarrassed or hesitant to buy in person.
5. A book you have been embarrassed not to like.
6. A book cover you find embarrassing.
7. A book or books you feel embarrassed not to have read.
8. An author or genre you are embarrassed to like.
9. Show us or tell us about an embarrassing bookish object.
10. What words, sounds or phrases do you feel embarrassed about over using in book tube/in life.
Tagging -
@kevintowle9665
@HannahsBooks
@book-ramble
@apoetreadstowrite
@royreadsanything
@BernasBookishAdventures
@JessBookgirlTV
Margaret Perdue on Amazon and GoodReads
@heathereads
Honoring-@TheSeattleStitcher
@TheMuseumStitcher
@camthestitcher
A big thank you to @kevintowle9665 !
Books mentioned
The Women - Kristin Hannah
The Lost Traveller- Shelia Connolly
The Murder of Mr. Wickham - Claudia Gray
That Night in the Library - Eva Jurczyk
Disturbing the Dead - Kelley Armstrong
Judy Bolton and the Haunted Attic by Margaret Sutton
Channels I'd like to shout out!
@heathereads
@book-ramble
@BookChatWithPat8668
@kevintowle9665
@CGRatedBooks
@royreadsanything
@HannahsBooks
@BernasBookishAdventures
@AlbertTheConjugator
@apoetreadstowrite
@Uncommon_Reader
Love at the Mayo -us.amazon.com/stores/Sarah-Soon/author/B0CKXW7QQ6?ref=ap_rdr&isDramIntegrated=true&shoppingPortalEnabled=true
instagram.com/sarahsoon38
Tagging-@heathereads
www.laurensmithbooks.com
www.kljonesbooks.com
Channels mentioned- youtube.com/@UCEB5e0OBqJb91aTfVPgJGsA
Authors mentioned - Sarah Soon
Books mentioned-
The Turquoise Mask by Phyllis A Whitney
goodreads.com/book/show/278737.The_Turquoise_Mask


