Time flies when you’re having fun, today is already my last day as your Bookending Winter host. My last prompt is probably my hardest one, even for myself.
Uh oh, Christmas is just around the corner. Life happened and therefore you totally forgot to prepare yourself for the holiday. Answer the following questions and choose which character from books/movies/TV shows would help you to fulfill this task and help you prepare for Christmas.
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The Friday Five is a weekly meme hosted by Joost @ Nerdygeekyfanboy in which several Dutch bloggers make top 5 lists according to a certain topic. I haven’t participated in a while because the topics were not that appealing to me, but this week’s topic, suggested by Joany @ Craving Pages, sounded really interesting. We all know Erin Watt, Nicci French and Chrristina Lauren, all examples of author duo’s. Which authors do I think should form a duo, Project-based or forever?
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Just 2 days till Halloween, which means that there are just 2 days of Bookending Autumn left! Today i’m doing a prompt created by Sam, one of the organizers of the quarterly Bookend events. I have to admit that I’m not familiar with horror creatures at all, so I don’t know who Jack O’Lantern is, but spelling out his name in books seems like a nice challenge. I will use my “read” shelf on Goodreads to fulllfill this challenge, so let’s see what I could find!
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This is a quick little tag I saw over at Hamad @ The Book Prescription his blog. He left it open for anyone to do, so here I am!
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WWW-Wednesday is a meme I’ve seen on a lot of blogs, so I have no idea who came up with it first. The purpose of this meme is pretty simple: tell us what you have read last week, what you are currently reading and what you will be reading next. You do so by answering the following questions:
The leaves are slowly turning brown and falling off the trees. Many people in The Netherlands do have autumn break right now, so this is the perfect timing to do the Autumn Book Tag, originally created by Michelle as part of Bookending Autumn.
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Blogtober duurt nog steeds voort, dus vandaag doe ik weer mee met een thematische post. In deze blogpost ga ik kijken naar wat ik de afgelopen jaren in deze week heb gelezen. Ik doe dat, in tegenstelling tot het thema, voor een periode van meerdere jaren, van 2017 en 2018. Dit is dus ook een trip down memory lane voor mijzelf. Kijk je mee?
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Hello and welcome back to another Bookending Autumn post! I hopefully figured out the issue with the comments here on the blog, so I figured it was time to upload my take on the Spicy Pumpkin Latte Book Tag, created by Meeghan from Meeghan Reads. I’m not one for latte’s, so I haven’t had a pumpkin spice latte ever, but oh well. Without further ado, on to the tag!
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It’s October and that means Bookending Autumn is up and running! Today I’m, doing a prompt created by Danielle @ Poetry Books YA. However, I am giving my own spin to this prompt as this originally is a photo tag. So head over to Danielle’s blog for the right version of this tag. I will just answer the prompts as I can’t see colours and therefore can’t do the photos/covers.
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Vrijdag de 13e, en tijd voor weer een nieuwe The Friday Five. Ik dacht dat deze makkelijk zou zijn, maar ik blijk toch meer boeken te lezen waarin de hoofdpersoon een psychische aandoening of ziekte heeft. Toch heb ik vijf boeken weten te vinden die in dit lijstje passen.
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