I am a huge Brooklyn Nine Nine fan, and I’ve been really excited for the new season to arrive. It’s already three episodes in, so it’s the perfect time to share this amazing book tag based on the show. I was tagged by Meggan from Between the Pages, who created the tag, when she first posted it all the way back in August 2019. I think we’ve waited long enough, right?
I’m still taking some time to look back on how my reading year was in 2019. January is the perfect month to do so – after all, the god the month is named after could look backward and forward.
I spotted this lovely tag on Jess’ book blog, but it was created by Laura from The Book Corps. I just had to take part in it, too. What a great, and comprehensive, way to look back over how the year went for you and your bookshelves.
As it’s getting closer to Christmas, my watch list has also started to get a little festive. I’ve even added A Christmas Price to my Netflix list. Yes, all three of them. I found (and slightly renamed) this fun and festive book tag on Two Book Teens BookTube channel, and it’s chock full of great films to guide you into Christmas week. Have you seen them all?
Now December is here, the festive season has really kicked off. It’s not long until I go home for Christmas to relax and spend some time with my family, and I’ve been getting myself into the festive spirit already. I’ve got some lovely Christmassy books to read, and this lovely tag originated by Girl Reading will perhaps add to your TBR, too.
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.
