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I saw this tag on Destiny’s blog, Howling Libraries!
The tag was was originally created by The Perpetual Page Turner.
Here’s the link to Destiny’s post:
a | author you’ve read the most books from:
- Ann M. Martin. More than 150 books between The Baby-Sitters Club series, Baby-Sitters Little Sister series, Mysteries, Super Mysteries, and a few others! I also had the Baby-Sitters Club Friendship Kit computer software in the mid-1990s.
b | best sequel ever:
- Catching Fire, Suzanne Collins.
c | currently reading:
- All The Missing Girls, Megan Miranda.
d | drink of choice while reading:
- Nothing. I don’t want to spill anything on my books.
e | e-reader or physical book:
- My heart lies with physical books! However, I’m not against e-books.
f | fictional character you would’ve dated in high school:
- Either Ron or Neville from Harry Potter.
g | glad you gave this book a chance:
- WHO KNEW? … Reflections on Vietnam, J. Holley Watts. A powerful book / memoir of a woman’s service in Vietnam with the Supplemental Recreation Activities Organization (SRAO) program of the American Red Cross.
h | hidden gem book:
- Story of a Girl, Sara Zarr. I was assigned to read this in my Young Adult Literature class in the spring of 2011, and I fell in love with it. If I don’t have that copy at this point, I need to buy another one. I want to re-read it and review it here.
i | important moment in your reading life:
- Finishing Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows during the summer of 2008. I wasn’t interested in the series originally, even though a lot of my friends and classmates devoured them the minute the new book came out. However, I caught on quickly, and enjoyed all seven books. Finishing Deathly Hallows was really hard, and I clearly remember not picking up a new book for nearly two weeks that summer. I needed to heal first.
j | just finished:
- The last book I finished was Evicted: Poverty and Profit in the American City, Matthew Desmond.
k | kind of books you won’t read:
- Anything that is truly horror, or glorifies abuse (Fifty Shades of Grey, for example).
l | longest book you’ve read:
- The Bible.
m | major book hangover because of:
- I don’t think this has happened to me in years. See the letter I for more context.
n | number of bookcases you own:
- In my house, just one! It’s six-feet-tall, and I love it.
o | one book you’ve read multiple times:
p | preferred place to read:
- In bed before going to sleep, or a comfortable couch/chair if I’m reading during the day.
q | quote that inspires you/gave you all the feels from a book:
- “You never really understand a person until you consider things from his point of view … Until you climb inside of his skin and walk around in it.” ~ Harper Lee, To Kill A Mockingbird
r | reading regret:
- I can’t think of one.
s | series you’ve started and need to finish (all books are out):
- The Giver quartet, Lois Lowry.
t | three of your all time favorite books:
- Harry Potter and the Order of the Phoenix, J.K. Rowling
- Looking for Alaska, John Green
- A Walk to Remember, Nicholas Sparks
u | unapologetic fangirl for:
- All of the American Girl books. I started reading them as soon as I could, and I learned a lot about history through these characters. I’ve re-built my childhood collection (Samantha, Felicity, and Kirsten), and added plenty more. I’m also on a quest to own all 22 History Mysteries. Also, I highly recommend The Care and Keeping of You series for girls. There’s a book for boys, too!
v | very excited for this release:
- Parkland: Birth of a Movement, Dave Cullen.
- I had the opportunity to meet and interview Dave Cullen for The Rotunda, Longwood’s student newspaper, in 2009. I bought and really appreciated his work Columbine.
w | worst bookish habits:
- I buy more books before reading my current stack. I can’t let a good book pass by me.
x | x marks the spot! start at the top left of your bookshelf and pick the 27th book:
y | your latest book purchase:
- Last week, I bought four books from Barnes & Noble with a generous gift card from my mom for my birthday last year:
- Janesville: An American Story, Amy Goldstein
- Mosquitoland, David Arnold
- The Hate U Give, Angie Thomas
- A Sky for Us Alone, Kristin Russell
z | zzz-snatcher book—last book that kept you up way too late:
- Evicted: Poverty and Profit in the American City, Matthew Desmond.
Tag – You’re It!
- Kristian at Life Lessons Around The Dinner Table
- Jenna at Bookmark Your Thoughts
- Fiction No Chaser
- Sara at The Bibliophagist
Until the next headline, Laura Beth 🙂
Thanks for tagging me! 🙂
You’re welcome!
Ooohhhh… fun!!! I loved your chouces!! Thanks for the tag!
Yay! Thank you. I had fun with this one. You’re welcome!
Thanks for the tag!! So many good books on this list!
Thank you! And you’re welcome! I can’t wait to see your answers!
Great answers!! Oh man, I don’t think I’ll ever get over how amazing Catching Fire was. ♥
Thank you! Yes, I agree. The Hunger Games trilogy will always be on my bookshelf.
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