Bookish Time Travel Tag|TeenBookLit101

Hellllllo Everyone….

Yes I’m still alive (thankfully college hasn’t killed me yet). but you may be wondering where on earth I have been for the past month. I have to apologise for not posting regularly. College has been so hectic that I haven’t been making time for blogging. Anyway today I decided to catch up on some tags I was tagged in. Today I will be doing the Bookish Time Travel tag as created by TheLibraryLizard. I was tagged by them and you should check out their blog here

Lets Go…

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Rules:

• Tag other people – as many as you like. Share the love!
• Please leave a link to this post/blog.
• Tag the post as “Bookish Time Travel”.
• Feel free to leave a link to your post in the comments!
• Explore! Try and visit other people’s Bookish Time Travel posts and leave a comment

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Questions:

1.What is your favourite historical setting for a book?

I like books set in the Victorian era or even the Tudor period.

2. What writer/s would you like to travel back in time to meet?

Probably Roald Dahl because his books were basically my childhood. Full of so much adventure.

3. What book/s would you travel back in time and give to your younger self?

(AKA The Shame Question) In a nutshell I wish I had started reading regularly as a child so there are lots of books I could name but the most popular I would say is Harry Potter and Narnia. I have read the 1^st 2 books of Harry Potter now, but I feel I would have loved them so much more if I read them as a child. I still gave them 5 starts though

4. What book/s would you travel forward in time and give to your older self? (as aa memory)

For this I will go with the series that holds a special place in my heart… The Hunger Games. This is the book that really sparked my love for reading. Also Zelah green, Queen of Clean. This was one of the 1^st novels I read willingly (aka not for school) and I really enjoyed it as it explores mental health and OCD.

5. What is your favorite futuristic setting from a book? E.g. Panem from The Hunger Games

The Tower from The Thousandth Floor by Katharine McGee. I love this place it seems so cool to live in and very technically advanced.

6. What is your favorite book that is set in a different time period (can be historical or futuristic)?

The Sin Eater’s Daughter by Melinda Salisbury. This is set in like the Tudors/Richard IIII times I think I may be wrong but that is what it feels like.

7. Do you ever skip ahead to the end of a book just to see what happens?

I used to do this a lot. I did it with The Hunger Games but I really hate spoilers as I think it lessens the experience and the suspense.

8. If you had a Time Turner, where would you go and what would you do?

Pursue a life in the unexpected…

9. Favorite book (if you have one) that includes time travel or takes place in multiple time periods?

I can’t think of one that includes time travel or multiple time periods but my fav book set in a different time period would have to be Illuminae by Amie Kaufmann and Jay Kristoff.

10. What book/series do you wish you could go back and read again for the first time?

The Hunger Games by Suzanne Collins. I would love to experience it without knowing spoilers.

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I Tag:

PageTurner212

The Girl Who Reads

Briana

And anyone else who wants to do this tag feel free to do so. Just leave a comment below letting me know if you do so.

Share some of your own opinions to the questions in the comments…

See ya all soon…

-TeenBookLit101