Whenever I see a new tag, I almost instantly join in. Róisín from Róisín’s Reading created a tag to go along with the Mid Year Freak Out Tag and the End of Year Book Tag.
It’s a good way to look back over the year that’s gone so far and check in with how your reading is going.
I’m not a huge fan of the stereotypical phrases you see floating around at this time of year. But, this tag did look like fun.
I spotted this tag on Aoife’s channel and Elaine’s blog, so be sure to check their answers out too.
This month for Tag Thursday, I’ve gone a bit left of field and created my very own tag. I saw a Historical Romance Reader Tag, created by Jess at Peace Love Books. When I did a little digging, there didn’t seem to be any for contemporary readers.
So, I made one. Should you take this tag, please do let me know. I would love to see your answers.
The beauty of these tags is that sometimes, someone will suggest you to do them. For the last few tags I’ve filled in, I’ve found them online myself. This one is different – someone actually thought of me to do it. ZeeZee tagged me in the New Year’s Book Resolutions post on her blog, and I love this as it’s a great way to think deeper about what’s on your bookshelf. It’s a little break from the book reviews too.
This year, Christmas doesn’t feel quite as cosy. It’s not the same for whatever reason, be it the risk of Covid or people just not feeling the vibe this time.
Hopefully, this lovely tag I spotted on Jay’s Book Tube channel (which I really love) will bring a little bit of light and happiness to the season.
Pretty Purple Polka Dots 