My lovelies, because I didn’t have the time to write a new book review – and because I can’t decide what book to present next – I thought that this would be a good time to use this tag I found on Funions. No, they are not the ones who actually created it, but it’s definitely a blog I’d like to visit again. Now let’s see what we get when social media and books are brought together. Enjoy!
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Twitter – Your favorite shortest book
Right now, it would be A Monster Calls by Patrick Ness. I love that book, it reflects perfectly some of my thoughts and feelings. Read it if you haven’t; watch the film too and tell me what you think of it.
Facebook – A book everybody pressured you into reading
No one can pressure into reading anything… unless we’re talking about school, but that’s a different story. I’ll go with Harry Potter and the Cursed Child here simply because there was a time when I used to see it everywhere and I wanted to know if there was anything good about it. There wasn’t… well, not much.
Tumblr – A book you read before it was cool
And I Darken by Kiersten White, maybe. I’ve realized early on that I don’t really gravitate towards the “cool” books. There are just too many novels I haven’t read yet, both old and new, and I’m not particularly interested in what’s considered cool or a must-read.
MySpace – A book you don’t remember whether you liked or not
I might not remember the plot of every book, but I do know how I feel about every book I’ve read so far.
Instagram – A book that was so beautiful you had to instagram it
I’ve never used Instagram, but I did play around with some images and quotes from The Historian.
Youtube – A book you wish would be turned into a movie
The First Stage, I’d love to see its characters on screen.
Goodreads – A book you recommend to everyone
I usually go with Jane Eyre, but I’ve recently read Coraline by Neil Gaiman, so that’s one book I’ll definitely start recommending from now on.
Skype – A book with characters that you wish you could talk to instead of just reading about
That would be the Harry Potter series simply because I want to know everything about magic. Hogwarts, here I(’d) come!
by Elena Atudosiei
Lovely answers! It’s another interesting tag game.
Thank you! Lots of hugs!
You chose some interesting books worth checking out, especially “Harry Potter”, “And I Darken” and “The Historian” which is a novel I didn’t think that I would like, but it was suspenseful and engaging.
Anyway, because I felt inspired by your article, I decided to write down the answers I have for this tag and post them on my blog.
Have a great week!
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Thank you, love! I’m glad you… adopted this tag as well.
It won’t be the only one, I promise. 😉