It is DECEMBER. Can you guys believe it. It is already December 7th. Where did the time go this Fall, seriously? The End of the Year book tag has been making its rounds around the blogosphere and this time around I got tagged by Melissa from Melissa’s Fandom World. Thank you!
This is just a short tag to talk about what we are up to in this last bit of the year and I think that is always interesting to read of various people.
1. Are there any book you started this year that you need to finish?
Lost Lore. It is a free anthology over on Amazon and I kind of need to read on. But I’m not really feeling reading on the computer or on my phone at the moment so there is a good chance I might not finish it this year as well.
2. Do you have an autumnal book to transition into the end of the year?
Not really. I don’t really think of a book as an autumnal book. And I don’t really use books to transition into anything. I do have a few christmassy read planned for the last two weeks of the year though. But I don’t think that was what the questions meant.
3. Is there a new release that you’re still waiting for?
This year? No.
4. What are three books you want to read before the end of the year?
A Christmas Carol, The Nut Cracker and Shadow Captain.
5. Is there a book you think could still shock you & become a favorite of the year?
Who knows? I don’t think it will be quite a shock if I could mention that book here though…
6. Have you already started making reading plans for 2019?
Yes I’ve been working on my reading goals post for the new year. There are a lot of things I want and other things that I did this year that I want to discard. It is good to take plenty of time to look back. And of course I have the Dancing with sci-fi and fantasy reading challenge going for 2019. You know if you hadn’t seen it yet.
Tagging:
> La La in the Library
> Alicia from A Kernel of Nonsense
> Jolien from The Fictional Reader
Ah, thanks for the tag! I’ll make one soon 😀
I’ve also started shuffling my 2019 goals already, both personal and book-related. It’s exciting to me to see what I can realistically challenge myself to accomplish. I’m definitely going to see how I can incorporate your reading challenge in my reading!
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Agreed it is great to see when you do accomplish it. Though I find it easier reading and blogging related than personal. 😉 And Yeay I hope you can join us. 😀
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I’ve started thinking about my reading goals for next year as well. The last few months so me have been pretty slump-y so I want to start off the year right!
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It is always good to give it some good thought. I hope the slump will go away soon. ❤
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Thank you so much for tagging me, Annemieke! I haven’t even started thinking about 2019 reading goals, so I’m very impressed that you’re already making plans. I hope 2019 turns out to be fantastic for you!
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I already kind of had to with blogging ahead haha. I hope your 2019 will be amazing too.
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I still cannot believe 2018 is almost over. I feel like it just started! After high school, time started passing more quickly. After kids, what is time? It’s one year and then it’s the next!
Lindsi @ Do You Dog-ear?
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It just went zoef from the Summer and we are only like 2 weeks away from christmas now. So weird. Counting down with kids. 😉
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Ahh it’s that time of the year again. Best of luck for all of your 2019 reading goals! 😀
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Thank you!
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Oh, nice 🙂 Off to investigate your challenge!
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Yeay~
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Really liked reading your answers, thanks for sharing and doing this tag!!
Can’t wait to see how your 2019 will look like!
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Me too haha 😀
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I might throw this together right now. Ha ha. 😁
I need to read The Nutcraker. Have you read it before? I wonder how different it is from the ballet? 🎄
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Yeay. I haven’t read it yet. I’ve only see it in retellings and cartoon movies. So I’m pretty curious.
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