It’s safe to say it’s officially Fall. The weather is getting colder and we have more rainy days. I’m loving being able to curl up on the couch with a book and blanket again during my relaxing evenings. So, I wanted a book tag that fit this season.
So today, I’m doing The Fall Bucket List Book Tag, let’s take a look!
Today is our official blog birthday!! And what better post than a Meet the Book Blogger Tag? We thought it would be fun to share some facts about ourselves to celebrate the fact we’ve been writing blogposts for three years. Can you believe we’re still not done with each other? Lauren from Lala’s Book Reviews created this Meet the Book Blogger Tag so go ahead and take a look at her blog as well. Continue reading “Tag | Meet The Book Blogger Tag”
When I was looking for a new tag to do today, I started thinking about ones I’ve done before. I’ve done a 90’s Book Tag about music, so I decided to see if there’s one with just different things from the ’90s. I was two in 1990, so I mostly grew up in this decade. I stumbled upon The 90’s Kid Book Tag created by The Literary Phoenix. Let’s take a look and take a walk down memory lane (for me at least)!
It’s Thursday and tag time! I was looking for a tag and stumbled upon The Spotify Tag on Chiara’s blog Bookworms Anonymous. The Spotify Tag was originally created by Book Hooked Nook. I’ve been listening to Spotify a lot lately when wanting to listen to music, so I thought it would be a fitting tag! Let’s take a look!
Besides reading, I really enjoy listening to music. There’s almost always something playing in the background, even when I’m reading! I saw the 90’s Book Tag Music Edition on Ellie’s blog Read to Ramble. I wasn’t tagged, but it looked like so much fun I decided to tag myself! So let’s take a look at the different prompts for this tag.
The 90’s Book Tag Music Edition was originally created by Jemma from What Reading Does and Milly from A Books Neverland.
We’ve been lucky so far that it hasn’t been really warm here… until now. The temperature is rising and it’s expected we’ll have a little heat wave. So, what’s a better time to do a summer book tag? I searched on Google and found The Summer Bucket List Book Tag created by Tiffany from Read by Tiffany. Let’s take a look at this tag!
It’s Thursday and time for another tag. I’ve been tagged in quite a few lately, but decided to start off with Ten Bookish Questions. I was tagged by Fiona at Fi’s Bibliofiles. This tag was originally created by A Books Neverland. Let’s take a look at these ten questions!
It’s been awhile since I’ve found a tag that looked like a lot of fun. I recently saw a tag that was posted on Twitter as a blog of the day. I saw The Out of My Comfort Zone Tag on Shaz Reads’ blog. I try reading outside of my comfort zone, but it can be hard. Let’s take a look at this tag!
Like we already mentioned in our most anticipated releases of July, 2020 is flying by. Half of the year is just about over, so I thought I’d do the Mid Year Freak Out Tag. Last Year Isabelle did this one and we both did it the year before. Even though a lot is going on in the world this year, I have had an amazing reading year so far. As I’m typing this I’ve read 136 books out of the 200 I have set for my Goodreads goal. So let’s talk about some of those books in this tag!
It’s Thursday and tag day on the blog. I’ve noticed lately that there haven’t really been tags I’ve been up to doing. On Tuesday I saw the Stay at Home Book Tag on Fi’s Bibliofiles blog and decided to tag myself. Definitely check out her amazing blog! Also, keep on reading to see what the tag is all about!
