Tag de France An Original Tag for Booktube 2024

In this video I do the Tag de France An Original Tag for Booktube 2024.
I was tagged by Pat ‪@BookChatWithPat8668‬ I am going to repeat what Pat said to credit the creator of this tag.
Tag de France - An Original Tag for Booktube 2024 #summerofsport #tourdefrance2024 This original tag, created by Gavin ‪@GenreBooks23‬ corresponds with the various parts of the Tour de France, the famed cycling race. Gavin created this tag to link in with both the #summerofsport and the #tourdefrance2024. Pat was tagged by Gavin ‪@GenreBooks23‬‬ Give yourself bonus points if the book is French!
The Prompts
1. "Le Grand Depart" - A memorable preface, introduction or opening line.
2. "Maillot Vert" - A book under 150 pages.
3. "King of the Mountains" - A book that you persevered with and are glad that you did.
4. "Maillot Jaune" - A book where "yellow" is prominent.
5. "Lantern Rouge" - A book you were late to.
6. "Hors catégorie" - What's the hardest book that you've read (or failed to read).
7. Endurance - Your favourite series.
8. "Champs-Élysées" - Your favourite "Paris" novel.
9. Lance Armstrong-Have you ever cheated with a book to get to the end quicker?
10. THE TEAM: tag some people: I tag:
Books I mention in this video:
A Farewell to Arms by Ernest Hemingway
Heart of Darkness by Joseph Conrad
The Strange Case of Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde by Robert Lewis Stephensen
The Time Machine by H.G. Wells
The Year of the Dog by Grace Lin
The Grownup by Gillian Flynn
The Deal of a Lifetime by Fredrick Backman
How to Fly: In 10 Thousand Easy Lessons by Barbara Kingsolver
The Christmas Carol by Charles Dickens
Prime Meridian by Silvia Moreno-Garcia
The Brothers Karamazov by Fyodor Dostoevsky
The Lego Story by Jens Anderson
The Yellow Wallpaper by Charlotte Perkins Gilman
Fourth Wing by Rebecca Yarros
Wild Blood by Nancy A. Collins
The Sisters of the Otherworld Series by Yasmine Galenorn
The Stranger by Albert Camus
Les Misérables by Victor Hugo

[@BookChatWithPat8668]

Great job with this tag, Stuart! You have a lot of great books here in your answers. I really enjoyed doing this tag, and I’ve loved seeing other people’s responses as well.

[@stuartgriffin1001]

Thanks Pat. I enjoyed doing it too. A lot of these tags make me think

[@GenreBooks23]

Thank for doing this tag! Completely agree on the introductions of classic books, I usually read the intro *after* the text now, to avoid “spoilers”.

[@stuartgriffin1001]

You're welcome. Thanks for creating the tag. I really enjoyed doing it. That's a good idea. I should do the same