The Last 10 Books Tag

Hello! My name is Jasmine. Here I do The Last 10 Books Tag!

~ Questions ~

1) The last book you didn’t finish?
2) The last book you re-read?
3) The last book you bought?
4) The last book you said you read but didn’t?
5) The last book you wrote in the margins of?
6) The last book you had signed?
7) The last book you lost?
8) The last book you had to replace?
9) The last book you had an argument over?
10) The last book you couldn’t get hold of?

~ Books mentioned ~

~ I Tag ~

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[HollyTheBookLover]

I haven't seen this tag before but I love it! I remember The Enchanted sounded so good when it came out and I still haven't read it! It's so annoying that you thought you would love it and just couldn't get into it :/ Re-reading Roald Dahl's books is such a good idea! I love The World's Wife, the retellings are just so interesting! Thank you so much for tagging me! :)

[AmyPool]

Such a fun tag! I may have to give this one a shot myself. These questions let the viewer really get a sense of your reading tastes and habits! Love watching your videos!

[renepierre]

You are too kind, thanks so much for the very kind words Jasmine. I'm so glad we have become good BookTube friends! it's made it all the hard work worth it :)
I'm doing this tag, these are such good questions! When you were going through them I was like, "Omg, I have the best answer to that!"

Tin Man should be arriving pretty soon! I posted it a bit over a week ago, although I don't know how long it's supposed to take though. But so glad I could give it to you!

[mcs-books]

Ooooh, I really enjoy Carol Ann Duffy's poems, and wasn't mad about it when we had to study them for GCSE as A level, haha! I like the World's Wife collection and the take of the tales she did was so well thought out and executed - and I'm not even a poetry fan!
I don't have any signed copies of books at all, I've never really been to any events with authors either, I would quite like a David Mitchell signature though! Congrats on winning the giveaway! It's so lovely to see you so happy about receiving it!
I ripped through Dante and Ari a few years ago, I did really enjoy it, and it was an enjoyable read although I was expecting more from it. But still, definitely worth the read, though I think one of my most favourite gay YA books was Carry On - I loved the world building and magic system in that one!
Anyways, these were great answers to a lovely tag! Some super interesting questions :D

[OldBluesChapterandVerse]

Love your answers, Jasmine. And thank you for the kind words. It's funny how specific Booktubers fall into each others' orbits and see friendships born.

I'm the same way, as you know, I think, with the DNF idea. I, like you, am not categorically opposed to it, but I rarely fail to finish a book, in part because I feel like I have a very strong sense of my tastes in fiction. And also because, even when I may not be enjoying a book, who can tell what its final act might hold in store?

[EricKarlAnderson]

Great listening to your answers to these and thanks for tagging me. Many of mine answers would be quite similar in that I almost never DNF books and I can't remember if I ever pretended that I'd read a book when I hadn't.
I'll try to get to doing this tag and think about other answers. :)

[tjandthestars]

Oh ARI AND DANTE!!! I love Benjamin Alire Sáenz. One of my all time favourite authors. His other book, The Inexplicable Logic of My Life, is one of my all time favourites. His prose is just so so beautiful!!! I’ve recently been tagged to make this video and can’t wait to film it!!!! Amazing video Jasmine! 💙📚

[RebeccaBooks]

I love your jumper omg😍 I’ve never read Aristotle and Dante Discover the Secrets of the Universe! I really need to read it soon because I’ve a feeling I’ll love it and I’ve been meaning to for literally years now😂
Thank you for tagging me!! I’m currently decided whether to film my video of this tag now or tomorrow😂💖

[LoriDawson]

The World's Wife sounds really interesting 😊. I can't bring myself to write in my books. It just turns into a mess haha. I loved hearing your answers! Also, thanks for tagging me 😁

[bookishnaturenook.]

Yasss shout out to Rene! I love Carol Ann Duffy so much, it was nice to see her mentioned :D Always look forward to watching your videos Jasmine and loved hearing your answers to this tag :)

[bewitchinglyparanoid]

Oh wow!! This is such a cute and interesting tag. Would love to do it soon :)

[BethChatsBooks]

This was a great tag jasmine! Good on you for tagging some other channels 😊💕

[strawbreetv]

I love your earrings so much! Little Red Cap is one of my favourite feminist poems, I was actually introduced to it last year by my university teacher. It is absolutely brilliant. Congrats on winning the giveaway!!! I can't wait to read Tin Man, it sounds amazing! Also, these questions are so good! Thanks again for the tag! :)

[Camilla]

I might not enjoy the book at first, but I tend to finish it as well :) I remember The Left Hand of Darkness by Ursula Le Guin which I didn't enjoyed at all, but closer to the end I grew to love it! And my opinion of book completely changed, all of the previously read pages of this story I started to see differently :) I was so glad that I didn't drop it :) The last not finished book is Village Teacher by Jack Sheffield (Teacher #3), but I really, really enjoyed reading Mister Teacher - the second in series. I would love to recommend it! The story is so much fun :)
Um, it happened once when I recommended the book I didn't read - the reason is: I've just read Just Call My Name by Holly Goldberg Sloan and had assumed that the previous must be as good as the second one :) But I didn't sad I've read it :) And yes, the both stories are awesome to read! :) I use notebooks for notes, my thoughts and for quotes from the books I love :) And yes, I used to write in the margins of some philosophy books (Albert Camus is like a Poetry for me). Thank you for recommending Carol Ann Duffy's Poems, I would love to read them! Her books are not available now in local Bookstores, unfortunately... I'll check them out again later :) Jasmine, thank you so much for such a lovely and interesting video!! :)

[MarcNash]

many thanks for doing the tag Jasmine, some great answers. I think, if it's not being too nosy, I'd like to know a bit more about the differing views of "dune" in your household! :-)

[bookishfoureyes]

Thank you so much for tagging me :) I really need to read Tin Man because I keep hearing great things about it from you!

[WomanVsBooks]

Great tag...may do it myself even though I wasn’t tagged lol x

[danecobain]

This was excellent and thanks so much for the tag! I think I may have actually already filmed this one and just not posted it but I'll check ^_^ My main takeaway from this video is that I need to read more Carol Anne Duffy :D

[paperbacklaura]

As IF you have never lied about reading a book. That was basically my whole time at university. I had a french poetry seminar where I managed to read absolutely no poetry.
Rene sending you the signed copy is so CUTE! But you might want to shake it out first in case it's got australian moths in it.

Amina's voice sounds so so good. Every time you talk about it I remember I want to read it. Is it middle grade?
(By the way, I'm taking the lack of tag seriously and our friendship is hereby cancelled)