I created a Book Tag!!

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The Book Series Tag

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So I came up with this tag randomly last night while I was snuggled up in bed. Don't ideas come at the strangest times?
There I was scribbling down these questions as I thought of them and here it is!


Rules:
Complete the questions
Tag 1 other person
Mention their blog or channel


A series that has taken you a long time to finish
I would love to one day finish the 'Mandie' series by Lois Gladys Leppard
It has like 40 books in it guys!



One book in a series that you thought was better than the rest of the series
Even though I haven't actually finished this series I really like the 2nd book in the 'Weddings By Design' series by Janice Thompson better than the first.



An aesthetically pleasing series that you own or want to own
Again the 'Weddings By Design' series. I need to own these!
The spines are also fun and bright!



Do you like series' or stand-alones better?
It depends really.
A stand-alone can be nice because it doesn't link up to anything and you don't feel like you have to continue but series are nice because you can get to know the characters better because you are with them longer. *sigh*




A series with cliffhangers
I can't think of one or I haven't read any yet.



A series on your TBR
The 'Hagenheim' series by Melanie Dickerson



Do you like series' to be numbered or not?
It is helpful if it does have the numbers on the spines so yes I do prefer it.



Name a the 1st book in a new series that hasn't been published yet
'Dangerous Illusions' by Irene Hannon




Which series cover change bothers you the most?
Though I have yet to read this series yet, the 'Medieval Fairytale' series by Melanie Dickerson
Do you prefer hardback or paperback series?
I know a few nice hardcover series but I generally prefer paperback so I'll have to say paperback.




Name a book series you have read that was also made into a movie series
'Little House on the Prairie' by Laura Ingalls Wilder
I am currently trying to collect my own copies of this wonderful series.

I love these editions! I got these from a book sale and they are a bit old and tattered but it makes me love them more.




A book series that you didn't start with the 1st book
'Men of Valour' series by Irene Hannon
I read the 2nd book in this series 'Thin Ice' first because I didn't realise that it was the 2nd book.




A book series you are due to reread
'Little House on the Prairie' by Laura Ingalls Wilder, yes it's been years since I have visited these wonderful stories about 'Half- Pint' and her life.






There you have it folks, my very own book tag!

I tag:
+Books For Christian Girls 

BooksforChristianGirls is a great blog where Lindsey posts new book reviews every Monday, Wednesday and Friday. She has a great reviewing system helping you to find faith-filled books without having to search for hours.
Lindsey also has a Youtube channel where she films fun bookish videos every Thursday!





























Comments

  1. Olivia9/8/17 9:29 pm

    Oooh, I like this tag. I may have to steal it. :-P

    I generally prefer paperbacks, too. *high fives*

    Haha, oh yes, the Mandie series . . . I only read (or partially read) a handful of them. There are so many!

    I agree with your thoughts on series vs. standalones. *nods* Typically I feel like I prefer standalones, but then it IS nice to get more time with the characters, as long as it doesn't start to feel like a chore . . .

    I need to re-read Little House, too. :)

    Again, fun post! Your blog looks totally awesome, I know it's going to go great places! :)

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  2. Evangeline12/8/17 1:39 pm

    Oooh fun!!

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