#BookTag : The Recommendations book tag
Hello Readers! Ally had been very kind to tag me to her originally created book tag, The Recommendations book tag. It was fun to read her answers and coming up with my own for this tag. Check out Ally’s blog @ Ally Writes Things and her answers to this tag as well. She writes amazing unique posts and I love her recommendations that makes me envy and inspire me to try to write creative posts. I hope you enjoy this post.
Rules
- Tag Ally @ Ally Writes Things so I can see your recommendations!
- Give at least one recommendation for each of the prompts below
- If you don’t have a recommendation, talk about a book you want to read
- Tag your friends
A book about friendship
A translated book
I haven’t read any translated book! I should check list of translated books and try them. You can suggest me one of your favourites in comment.
A diverse romance
I saw these book on Goodreads list and they are on my TBR that I’m going to read soon.
A fast-paced book
A nonfiction other than a memoir
This was collection of four books by Renée Paule – On the Other Hand: The Little Anthology of Big Questions, Just Around The Bend: Más o Menos, Louder Than a Whisper, and Stepping Out of Time – and I read all of them individually. These were self-help books and I enjoyed reading them.
An underrated memoir
I haven’t read many and particularly underrated one.
A book with fewer than 10,000 ratings on Goodreads
There are so many but I would like to recommend my recent favourites-
Shielded Review
Waiting for Tom Hanks Review
War Widow Review
Music & Mirror Review
A book with an LGBTQ+ protagonist
A book by a trans or non-binary author
A book with more than 500 pages
A short story collection
Book you want everyone to read
I keep recommending my all time favourite authors and books by them but I know only YA readers and young generations will like them not everyone. So, here are the book that everyone can enjoy it.
I’m tagging:
Debjani’s Thoughts | Stephen Writes | BOOKS AND WINE GUMS | Secret Library Book Blog | Readingtonic | Hawthorn Book Reviews | A Little Book Problem | The Critiques of a Fangirl | One Book More
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What books you want everyone to read?
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16 Comments
Sophie Li
Hi Yesha! I’ve been meaning to read The Kite Runner and To Kill a Mockingbird! Glad to hear you’ve enjoyed these classics.
booksteacupnreviews
Hi Sophie, I highly recommend both books. I was told Thousands Splendid Suns was even better than Kite Runner and Planning to read it soon.
Ally Writes Things
Ahhh thank you for doing the tag! I love your answers! I definitely need to read Priory of the Orange Tree soon!
booksteacupnreviews
It was amazing book. It was one of my favourites last year.
Rae Longest
What a great tag, and what wonderful answers you gave, friend. This was very enjoyable reading.
booksteacupnreviews
Thank you, Rae!❤ It was fun tag. You can do the tag as well.
One Book More
Thanks for the tag! this sounds like so much fun!
booksteacupnreviews
You’re welcome! I would love to see your answers.
Kaya @ afictionalbookworm
This is such a great tag! I loved reading your answers, Percy Jackson is so great for that!
booksteacupnreviews
Thank you, Kaya! It was old and longest series I read and I still love it.
Stephen Writes
Thank you so much for the tag, Yesha! Looking forward to doing this one. To Kill A Mockingbird is great and I really want to read Cemetery Boys 💙
booksteacupnreviews
I hope you enjoy this tag. Would love to read your answers.
nickimags @ Secret Library Book Blog
Thanks for the tag Yesha I’ll say what I can come up with!
booksteacupnreviews
You’re welcome. I did the same!😀
Susy's Cozy World
This is a fun tag to read! And I am quite late to the party, since I have read it only a couple of years ago, but I really love How To Kill a Mockingbird!!
booksteacupnreviews
I loved that book too. It was amazing.