This tag is continuously one of my favourites to do. It’s a great chance to look back over the year that’s been so far, and also look ahead to all the great reading it still has in store for you.
I’ve taken this tag every year since I started book blogging, and I’ve also filmed my answers to it for my Book Tube channel if you’d prefer to hear me talk about them rather than read it.
Let’s get into the questions.
June is my birthday month, so I always try to keep my tags birthday themed. What could be more birthday themed than birthday cake?
I’ve seen this tag in the Bookternet so often it’s surprising I haven’t taken it yet. I most recently found it on Paper Fury, one of the queens of the book community.
May is the start of summer in Ireland, so it felt appropriate to welcome it with a super sunny book tag. This tag was created by Miss Kaelyn on Book Tube. Time to slap on some suncream and head for the beach (virtually. With this tag. Probably the only way to see the beach this year, right?)
In the last few years I’ve finished more books year on year than I have before. So, it’s probably time to think about what happens when I add another book to the finished pile.
I found this tag on Stephen Writes, who is a fantastic blogger and someone I’ve chatted with on Twitter several times.
March is the one month of the year where we celebrate everything Ireland. So, I’ve taken this opportunity to create a book celebrating everything Ireland.
This tag celebrates everything bookish we love about Ireland. It’s all about where we’re from and what we love. This tag is perfect not just for people born in Ireland, but also with Irish ancestry.
