End of the Year Book Tag 🎉

Hi friends! Today I'm bringing you the end of the year book tag created by @ArielBissett ❤️

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[theapenning]

a book bingo idea is read a book from a country you've never read from before (of course you can choose to do multiple, my goal is to read from 5 new countries)

[brandonbuechley]

Book Bingo: read one of the books you’ve owned the longest but haven’t read yet

[august]

book bingo idea- read a book that you watched the movie/show adaptation first

[ToCoziesAndBeyond]

A book bingo idea - Read a book by a local author .

[mariannek.]

Book Bingo Idea: Read a book with you current mood in the title.
And yes... Might be inspired by the book title Happy Place... 😁

[amberfrench]

Book Bingo idea read a book that has your favorite color or colors on it or the opposite

[ronelia.creative]

Book Bingo Idea - read the oldest book on your TBR

[jennyh]

For Book Bingo, read the book on your tbr with the ugliest cover

[itsmejellydee]

I love seeing the end of year book tag videos, it's become almost like a booktube tradition 😁
Book bingo idea: read a backlist title from an author you read in 2024

[BookWormEternity]

YAY!!! I am early!!!! I love book tags. I used to watch Jesse when I was younger then stopped watching his channel when life got busy. I have returned to his channel again earlier this year and have been rewatching all his videos. I love your channel, Keep up the amazing work!!!❤❤❤

Maybe next year, can you do a book recs video where you give us a book or two book recs per genre/sub genre?

[JMST]

Just finished Cackle and you are absolutely right!

[Gabbysreadingwell]

Book bingo is such a fun concept! You're so creative I love watching your videos

[jenniferclark]

There are so many different covers for The Ogress and the Orphans! I loved that book!

[caitlyn.m.t]

I will like to read Lucy Undying (a book written from the perspective of Lucy about 200 years after she was turned into a vampire by Dracula), Vampyres (a nonfiction about the literary history of the vampire), and Lost Gods ( a journey through hell to rescue some love ones).

[brittanyallemanayers]

Book Bingo idea - Read a book that feels good in your hands. Am I the only one that thinks some books just feel really extra good to hold? Like it's the perfect size, floppiness, and the cover is just the right texture. ❤ I run the danger of wanting to just hold the book and flip through the pages without ever actually reading it. 😂

[estack]

A book I'm rereading that has an autumnal feeling is A Constellation of Roses by Miranda Asebedo. My reading resolution for next year is to read books that I already own (Kindle, Audible, Chirp, etc.) Often I'll buy an audiobook or ebook and it will go unread. Before the end of the year/Christmas, I want to finish the holiday cozy mystery: Peppermint Barked by Leslie Budewitz. I also want to read Death by Bubble Tea which is sitting on my Libby shelf rn, just gotta devote the time.

[rhondasruminationsonreading]

One of my goals for next year that might make a good bingo space is to read translated books. I'm aiming for 12 since I read around 7 this year.

[sofiasamou]

My favorite Emily Henry book is actually one of her YAs. It's called A Million Junes ❤️

[JayGTheAwkwardBookworm]

I just read my first Emily Henry (Happy Place) and was OBSESSED

[spiritofthefaerie]

I think a fun book bingo space would be to read something outside of your comfort zone. Interested to hear your thoughts on When the Sky Fell on Splendor. That was actually my first Emily Henry book I ever read.