Even though I would love to *cough* obsess *cough* over my Scarlet review, which I hoped to write last night, my health decided to kick me when I was down, so I need to take things easy for the next while. Now, say hello to another book tag!
So I saw this one on Hammock of Books. I love when I see Kay’s posts pop up on my Reader feed. Go check out her blog!
Have you ever damaged a book?
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Yes. Several. And I don’t want to talk about it. I feel so guilty. π
How long does it take you to read a book?
I typically give myself about seven days to read a book. But I read Cinder in twenty-four hours, and I read a 300-page book in almost two weeks. So I’m all over the board with this question. π
Books that you haven’t finished?
I believe I’ve dnf’d a handful of books, but there are plenty I wanted to though.
Hyped/popular books you don’t like?
I don’t understand the book. I love magical realism, but the storyline is all over the place. I honestly tried to love it. Just look at that cover. But I felt the book had two separate stories conflicting with each other, and I’m not sure which one won.
Is there a book you wouldn’t tell anyone you were reading?
Smut. Actually, I wouldn’t tell my mom I read it, but she probably already knows since I read it in front of her. I have no shame in reading these books. Oh God, I’m like Nesta. π
How many books do you own?
I wouldn’t be surprised if I owned around 300. But compared to some of these bookstagrammers, I’m a baby Smaug.
Are you a fast or a slow reader?
It all depends on the book. I can breeze through a couple hundred pages in a few hours, and sometimes it may take me forever to get through a book.
Do you like to buddy read?
Yassss. My first and last buddy read was with Dana @ Dana and the Books. Both she and I attended college together and took the Ryerson Publishing program as well. And even though she has moved to the UK, we keep tabs on each other. She’s one reason why I first started blogging.
But yes, I love doing it even though I don’t do it often. And this answer gives you permission to bug me into buddy reading with you.
Do you read better in your head or out loud?
Obviously, I prefer reading in my head. I cannot imagine any other way. I’d probably annoy everyone more if I do.
If you were only allowed to own one book, what would it be and why?
I’ve always been honest with my readers. I come from poverty and a bad past. So reading, and in extension writing, has saved me. Both have blocked out situations and pain. So if I had only one book to read/own, it is White Oleander. It is my haven, my safe place, my bible. If you’re a survivor, and you’ve read this book, you’ll understand what I mean. If you don’t, I still recommend it to you.
Tag time!
Just because I tag you doesn’t mean you’re obligated to do this tag. I just thought you might have fun doing. Now if you do, link me back. I want to read your answers.
For anyone who I haven’t tagged, you can do it as well! I’m not stopping you. π
- Marta @ The Cursed Books
- Leslie @ Books Are the New Black
- Merline @ Merline Reads
- LaRonda @ Flying Paperbacks
- Elaine @ Howlin’ Books
- Ashley @ Thrifty Bibliophile
- Jasmine @ How Useful It Is
- Kayla @ Books and Blends
- Sara @ The Bibliophagist
- Cassie @ Rants and Raves of a Bibliophile
Thanks for tagging me! This one looks like a lot of fun!
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Welcome!
It really is. I loved doing it.
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Smut is good to read, no need to hide π I watched the movie White Oleander and loved it! Really need to read the book.
Thanks for tagging me π
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Definitely!
Go for it. It’s a fantastic book. The adaptation is fairly faithful to the book.
And you’re welcome. Have fun with it.
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Thanks for the tag! White Oleander was a wonderful book. π
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Welcome! Have a fun π
Isn’t it? And surprisingly, the movie adaptation isn’t too bad either.
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I don’t think I’ve seen the movie π
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Thanks for the tag!! Loved your answers. I returned The Hazel Wood to the library. I’ve seen so many other people not really liking it much.
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You’re welcome!
I don’t blame you though. I tried liking it, but it dragged on forever.
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Fun fun fun.
I’m the same as you with how fast I can get through books. Really depends on if I’m really into it or not. I wouldn’t have admitted to my mom to reading the smut either…. but I saw her kindle recently….. She can’t judge! πππ
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Yes, it does especially if you’re reading a beast of a book. I thought I loved big books, but I’m finding anything over 500 pages to be tedious.
LOL that’s hilarious π I love snooping other people’s books. You never know what you’ll find.
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Love your answers! So glad you did this one β€
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Thank you! π I had a great time with it.
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Smut is good! I usually get my smut reading fanfiction, but I need to look for books with smut. I’m a fast reader, but the amount of time it takes me to read a book varies too.
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Lol, I’m not the only smut reader π You might like Gena Showalter or J. R. Ward, who are both paranormal romance authors.
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