In Your Wildest Dreams Book Tag!

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  • čas přidán 26. 04. 2024
  • Thank you to ‪@heathereads‬ for creating this book tag, which was fun to do for anyone who loves reading...
    Questions I answer:
    1. Your fantasy time and place to read a book
    2. Your fantasy personal library (or your personal library if you have attained your fantasy!)
    3. Imagine you have decided to build a bookshop. What would you call it? Would it sell new or second-hand books? Would it sell anything else? What features would you want in that shop?
    4. One person (not a Booktube creator) with whom you can have a good conversation about books? If you don’t know a person like this, who do you know that you wish would become a reader so that you could talk books with them?
    5. If you won a million dollars (or pounds or yen or Euros, etc) and you could only spend it on books or book related items, how would you spend it?
    The video ends with me listing 24 books I'd like to have one day - out of a longlist of around 600.

Komentáře • 9

  • @heathereads
    @heathereads Před 3 měsíci +1

    Oh my oh my oh my the Renville House Hotel ...and I am regretting that I did not include a book group meeting space in my fantasy library. Thank you for a richly imagined take on the tag

    • @heathergregg9975
      @heathergregg9975  Před 3 měsíci

      well, thank you for starting off this beautiful day dream. Glad you enjoyed my reply. Thank you for tagging me.

  • @LifeLessonsFromBooks
    @LifeLessonsFromBooks Před 3 měsíci +1

    Me again. I like reading in public too. Two days ago I decided to visit another part of Melbourne that I never go to (I take weekly jaunts to places like a tourist in my own town). I took a tram to get there and what struck me while going there were the amount of people reading books on the tram! Mainly young people. It took me by surprise because we are just so used to seeing people on their phones. It made my day actually - and I fit in. I took out my book and read too. 😂

    • @heathergregg9975
      @heathergregg9975  Před 3 měsíci +1

      and if I had been on the tram, I'd have been trying to see the front of the books to see what was being read! Trams are excellent to read on, because it's usually a smoother, slower ride than on a bus. I remember one morning being on a bus on am uneven surfaced, frantically busy main city street and a young woman applying her makeup for work, casually moving the mascara stick towards her eye....

    • @LifeLessonsFromBooks
      @LifeLessonsFromBooks Před 3 měsíci

      @@heathergregg9975 🤣🤣🤣 it’s fascinating to watch people put makeup on public transport…..

  • @TheLinguistsLibrary
    @TheLinguistsLibrary Před 3 měsíci

    Interesting take on this tag! Subscribed

  • @LifeLessonsFromBooks
    @LifeLessonsFromBooks Před 3 měsíci

    Renville House Hotel seems idyllic. I checked it out online. It’s in Galway! I’ve been there! (Not to the hotel but the area and I loved it). I can’t wait to travel to UK and Ireland again. I loved visiting these old hotels with their fireplaces. Everything feels comfy, homely, cosy. Completely unlike Australia. 🤣 Loved listening to your answers to the questions.

    • @heathergregg9975
      @heathergregg9975  Před 3 měsíci +1

      Yes, Renvyle House Hotel is something special and you've described its atmos exactly.