This post is part of Six for Sunday run by Steph from A Little but a Lot.
Now it’s December, it’s definitely time to start reading some festive books. I’ve got quite a few lined up on my TBR to see me through to the 25th, and there are some I revisit every single year.
Thanksgiving isn’t a big deal in Ireland. We keep the massive turkey until Christmas Day. But, we have got some of the traditions of the holiday on this side of the Atlantic – mainly Black Friday.
So, if we Irish can save a few bob on Kindles every November, surely I can take the Thanksgiving Book Tag? I found it over on Heather’s blog, and it’s a lovely way to celebrate Thanksgiving with none of the turkey coma.
This post is part of Top 10 Tuesday run by Jana from That Artsy Reader Girl.
We don’t really have Thanksgiving in Ireland, which is a shame because the holiday contains many of the things I enjoy – friends, family, and food. A lot of food.
That’s not to say I can’t take on one of the fundamental things about this holiday, and give some praise to some books that made quite the impact on my life. These books have shaped me significantly, and they’re for sure books you should also pick up.
This is a tag that was absolutely made for me because there are simply tonnes of books I feel like I should have ticked off by now. Some of them already live on my bookshelf but are still patiently waiting for me to come and pick them up.
This tag was created by Beth from Book’s Nest – one of my favourite UK book bloggers, and definitely one of the most supportive bloggers there is.
This post is part of Top Ten Tuesday run by Jana from That Artsy Reader Girl.
They say you grow up so much in the time since you leave school, then leave university, then move out on your own. With that in mind, it’s not too strange to imagine my reading has changed a little as well.
