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.
I feel like this year, above all other years, is the one we’re glad to see the turn of. I’m already glad to see 2021 here, and I’m already having a slightly better time than the whole of 2020.
So, let’s start the year on a high. If nothing else, at least we did that. I saw this tag on The Bookworm of Notre Dame and thought it a great way to mark the new year.
With Christmas finally here, it’s time to indulge in some of my favourite things – good food, great company, and fantastic books.
To help me out with my celebrations, I’ve got a lovely tag to get me in the festive mood. I spotted it on Meghan’s blog, and I think the questions make it a gorgeous way to think Christmas, books, and festive cheer with those you love.
I know this is a Game of Thrones reference, but honestly I’ve never seen an episode of it in my life. I’m just here marking the turn of another season, and the arrival of the cold weather.
This wintry book tag was created by Katherine Barka, and it’s ideal for ringing in winter. Even though it’s from a couple of years back, it’s still a fantastic tag for getting wintry and festive all at once. Wrap up warm with a cup of cocoa when you’re reading this one.
Here it is, the final tag of Blogtober. I saved a pretty good one for the last before Halloween, and I’ve stolen taken this from April at Getting Hygge with It‘s wonderful Book Tube. If you’re not subscribed to April’s channel you definitely to change that.
If you’re a horror film aficionado, you might really enjoy this film themed tag.
Pretty Purple Polka Dots 