Stay Gold Booktube Tag
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- Опубліковано 9 чер 2024
- The Stay Gold Booktube Tag was created by @mildrumpus
I was tagged by Melinda @awebofstories
Prompts:
01.) Ponyboy Curtis: Share some BookTubers who have been especially supportive of your channel.
02.) Darrel ‘Darry’ Curtis: Share a channel that has inspired or somehow influenced your channel.
03.) Sodapop Curtis: Share a BookTube channel that makes you laugh and brings you joy.
04.) Keith ‘Two-Bit’ Mathews: Recommend some new-to-you BookTube channels that you enjoy watching.
05.) Dallas ‘Dally’ Winston: What was something that you initially found tough as a BookTube newbie? Share how you overcame it.
06.) Steve Randall: What is your favorite video on your channel?
07.) Sherri ‘Cherry’ Valance: Share a channel that you enjoy watching outside of BookTube.
08.) Johnny Cade: Discuss the effect that BookTube has had on you as a reader.
09.) Sunsets: Share a piece of advice / wisdom. 10.) Stay Gold: Tag others
@ellenmadebookclub
@MyMessyBookshelf
Other Channels Mentioned:
@BookZealots
@MsReadsAlot
@HeyYallListenUp
@lifewithpippa7193
@BookCougars
@LiterateTexan
@bethsbookishreviews9374
@Michelelynnreads
@BookChatWithPat8668
@holdernessfamilylaughs
@SurvivaloftheFatigued
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The Holderness Family: Marriage in Quarantine: • Marriage in Quarantine
Join the fun! All the details for the Big Book Summer Challenge are at my blog, where you can sign up with your blog or video link (you can also sign-up if you don't have a blog or UA-cam channel):
bookbybook.blogspot.com/p/big...
Big Book Summer 2024 Goodreads Group: / big-book-summer-readin...
Big Book Summer Shop: suzan-jackson.printify.me/pro...
Looking for some Big Books to read for the challenge? Check out this list of excellent Big Books, in a wide variety of genres and types, that I have read and enjoyed: bookshop.org/lists/big-books-...
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My blog: bookbybook.blogspot.com
Instagram: / suzanljackson
Twitter: / suebookbybook
Facebook page: / bookbybook
LinkedIn: / suzan-jackson-8436878
Goodreads: / 20014156.suzan_l_jackson
Writer's Website: www.suzanjackson.com
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11:33 Thank you so much for the shoutout to my chronic illness help channel! ❤️😆
You are so sweet and kind, and you’ve made my day!!
Keep on with your amazing channel. Your passion and soul really shines through. ❤😊
Thanks! Happy to spread the word about your channel - you're so creative! I love it!
I loved hearing all your answers to this tag! Now I’m off to watch your favorite video because it sounds wonderful!
Thanks, Jen!
Sue, don't worry I am not appalled. Just read the book and watch the movie. You won't be disappointed.😊
They're on my list, Jess!! Thanks for all your recs :)
Congrats Sue! a handful of other booktubers are talking about your Big Book Summer Event!
Thanks, Todd! I don't know what happened this year that's different, but the response to Big Book Summer has been amazing!
Well, I am another person who has never read The Outsiders or seen the movie either! Love this video since it helped me learn more about you and what you enjoy.
Hey, I'm not the only one! And thanks for the kind words :)
Aw! Thanks for such sweet words...and I feel a little guilty that it took my over a week to get to this video! But, you're right...I think I may have seen all of your videos. Except for the ones that are still in my queue! (I'll get to them sooner or later!)
YOU have no reason to feel guilty - I'm WAY more behind!! BBS just blew up this year, and I'm having so much trouble keeping up!
@@SueJacksonDE While I'm glad that BBS has taken off, I can only imagine how much work it is. Let me know if you need any help!
@@awebofstories Thank you!!
I really enjoy your videos. You exude a warmth and passion for books and reading. I am excited to be involved in Big Book Summer. I love the idea of buddy reading. There is so much more to get from books when you can discuss them with others. If you are ever looking for a reading buddy I would definitely be interested.
Thank you, Ann - I really appreciate your kind words :) And I'm so glad you're enjoying my channel and Big Book Summer! Thanks for the offer! If you ever hear me mention a book I'm planning to read, and you want to Buddy Read, let me know - and I'll keep you in mind, too!
Great video, Sue! Don’t worry, I also have never read the book or seen the movie though once I tried to bond with my son over his reading of it in school and it didn’t work out 😂
Thank you so much for the tag but I have actually done this one. ❤
Also, for the record, I don’t think your videos are too long because I find your personality so positive and kind. 😊
@@MyMessyBookshelf Aw, thank you!! That's so sweet :) Once I start talking about books, I get carried away!
Hi Sue, thank you for the tag! I really enjoyed hearing your answers, I didn’t know you had been blogging for so long, that’s so cool!
I’ve been tagged before by Pat @BookChatWithPat so I have this on my list of tags to catch up on! Pat is great and I find her both supportive and inspiring. This is such a great tag, @mildrumpus did a great job! And its apparently his birthday today! 🎉 😊
And if it makes you feel better, I haven’t read the book either 😊
Ellen, you are delightful, and I am so glad that we've met here. Thank you for saying such kind things about me. We support each other!🥰
@@BookChatWithPat8668 Absolutely! 😊
You're welcome, Ellen - hope you get some new visitors to your channel as a result! I agree, this is a great tag. And thanks for letting me know I;m not the only one!
Hi Sue. Thank you so much for saying such lovely things about my channel! I'm so glad that we've met here. We absolutely do have similar reading tastes. I've also been very interested in your videos about chronic illness. (I've had my own ongoing issues with an autoimmune disease although very different from yours. But that's for another time....) I really loved hearing your answers to this delightful tag. This was one of my very favorite tags to do. I have a tag video going up tomorrow, and you're tagged in it too! 🥰
Oh, wow, Pat, I didn't know you had health issues, too - it's amazing how many people are affected by chronic (and often invisible) illnesses. We're everywhere! Sorry you have to deal with these issues, too. And thanks for the tag! I can't wait to watch it :)
@@SueJacksonDE well, I'm much better now, but I had whole years of some very difficult symptoms. My autoimmune issues are all related to Graves Disease and thyroid troubles. Such a little gland and it controls so much. I'm very healthy now, but after all of the initial symptoms--which affected almost every system of my body--the worst of it settled into my eyes. You've probably heard of thyroid eye disease, or maybe Graves Ophthalmopathy. It was brutal. I'm stable now, but I notice--now that I'm making videos of myself talking--I can see the eye symptoms pretty clearly. I don't know if they are obvious to others, but I'm very aware of them. But I haven't been really sick for a long, long time as a result of the disease, so I feel fortunate. I just never underestimate the autoimmune response. When people tell me they have autoimmune issues, I know how very real and very debilitating they are. I'm glad that you are doing so much better now.
@@BookChatWithPat8668 Thanks, Pat. Honestly, it's a constant struggle, still! My disease, ME/CFS, isn't strictly autoimmune, since parts of the immune system are overactive but other parts are underactive - which makes it harder to treat. And I can relate to what you're describing because I spent all last year working with my doctor to try to normalize my thyroid function. It was WAY off (hypo) and made me so much sicker. A big part of why I am doing a bit better this year is from finally finding the right combo of meds and doses to improve thyroid function (and it's still not great). It's like playing whack-a-mole - as you say, every part of the body is affected by an immune disorder and you just get one aspect treated effectively and another problem pops up! But I have great doctors and have been fortunate to find treatments that help. Many with ME/CFS are bedridden. Thanks for sharing your story. And BTW, I have heard of TED, but I didn't notice it in your videos :)
@@SueJacksonDE thanks for your kind words about my eyes. I’m sure it’s much more obvious to me than to others at this point. Sometimes, they don’t look symmetrical, and they definitely have a high degree of proptosis or bulging. But when I was really sick, I had double vision, multiple eye infections, and really, the inability to get my eyes to function together. A nightmare. I went from extreme hyperthyroidism at the outset of the disease to extreme hypothyroidism after my thyroid gland was radiated. I’ll spare you the details here. It’s difficult to get it balanced, so I completely understand how that could have complicated your already serious situation. I’m glad things are at least better than they were. You look wonderful. I hope you continue to feel mostly well! 🥰
@@BookChatWithPat8668 Thank you :) Sorry you went through such a difficult period - glad things are improved now. I've been surprised by how many Booktubers are dealing with chronic illness behind the scenes!
Thank you for the sweet comment Sue. How is it you never had to read The Outsiders in high school? LOL
I don't know! We never read any Hemingway either :o! But lots of Steinbeck, Dickens, and Shakespeare :) My 12th grade AP English teacher just passed away last week, and my classmates and I have been sharing fond memories of the great books and fun discussions we had in his class!
@@SueJacksonDE Your comment made me think of the three English teachers I had. Freshman year the male teacher loved poetry and mostly taught that. Sophomore teacher taught plays. Junior year taught a lot of dark books like Edgar Allen Poe. (I graduated that year, so I can't say what senior year would have brought). I read The Outsiders somewhere in those years, if it wasn't for school, it was on my own. I don't recall loving it, but it wasn't awful either.