The Booktuber Name Tag - explicit language
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- Опубліковано 4 жов 2024
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Here are the prompts:
Prompts for the Booktuber Name Tag:
1. Books I'm Not Reading - A book that's been on your TBR forever
2. Novel iDeea - A book with an interesting premise or plot device
3. Revenant Reads - A book where someone has returned from the dead
4. CriminOlly - A book where a crime takes place
5. Book Time With Elvis - A book about time, time travel, or someone named Elvis
6. MIDDLE of the Book MARCH - Your favourite book that you read in March
7. Book Buds - A book with a great friendship
8. Obscure Book Adventures - A book that you love that never gets talked about
9. Savage Reads - A book with a monster, or beast, or human acting monstrous or beastly
10. A book that fits your own channel name or the name of a channel that you love - for this I choose / @bighardbooks770
I would like to tag:
@scallydandlingaboutthebook2711
@anotherbibliophilereads
@OldBluesChapterandVerse
@HannahsBooks
@EmmaBennetAuthor
@BookChatWithPat8668
@bighardbooks770
@ShawnDStandfast
@davidnovakreadspoetry
@GuiltyFeat
@heathereads
Some interesting choices. Food for thought! Happy reading.
I am always so pleased to see booktubers reading Forsyte Saga! I think it may be mentioned in my response to this tag, too!
I still have a funny feeling about Soames.....
Thanks for the tag Will. I have in fact done this tag. Clifford D. Simak themed answers.
Hi Shawn. I am so far behind on watching videos because of Ulysses and life I thought it best to play safe.
Glad to see you seem settled in your new place from the glimpses I've seen.
Would you believe Im just getting round to this? Good one, Will (I wonder if Ill ever read _Middlemarch,_ again, been decades.) Thanks for mentioning and tagging me. Appreciated ☘
Hi Will. I enjoyed your responses to the prompts. I re-read Middlemarch this past March with Classics and Company, and I most definitely counted it as my mammoth! Interesting to hear you talk about Addie LaRue, which I have not read yet. I think I do have the book somewhere…Thank you for tagging me. I actually just did this one last week, but thanks for thinking of me.😊
Hi Pat. Sorry, I think everyone has done this by now and I'm just getting round to it. Ulysses is all consuming! Haha.
@@willchambers8065 Hi Will. No need to apologize. It’s a new tag. It’s only been around for a week or so. No worries…😊
Thank you so much for the tag!
Thanks for doing the tag Will! Middlemarch was on my TBR forever too, but I loved it when I finally got to it last year. I love The Thing so I need to get hold of the Campbell novella. I agree that Addie LaRue's rating is a crime. Goodreads ratings generally are higher for books published since Goodreads existed, people reading old William Golding books are generally older and maybe more critical than the average Goodreads reviewer, who are probably on average a young person reading YA. Middlemarch, a novel which has more character in a single sentence than the whole of Addie LaRue, is rated lower than it. I actually an wary of newly published books with high ratings on GoodReads as its such a bad barometer.
I like Goodreads for the ability it gives me to record my progress and totally agree newer books get better reviews but I'm also confused by the lack of presence of older books which should have had more time to accrue praise or, as we've both noted, a modicum of the praise they do have - Middlemarch, the works of Golding, Anita Brookner et al. thar can actually write having worse scores than churned out YA is abysmal - probably to the shame of 'serious readers' for not getting out there and hustling for the classics.
I actually love to hate Ignatius. Over the top deplorable. Iggy is supreme in that way. Thanks for the tag.
I also don't know if there's a cultural reason for my not liking it as much. I think I recall something about it being incredibly popular in prisons in the US? Though I could be completely confabulating that.