The Readers Profile Tag | Tag Tuesday on a Sunday

[@books_and_bocadillos]

I always enjoy your book recommendations! Thank you for doing this tag! 🫶🏽

[@ObscureBookAdventures]

That's great to hear. 🙂

[@Tim_with_Tomes_and_Tales]

Good luck, Annie. Thanks for sharing.

[@Sarahsreadingjournal]

I just discovered the mentions part on KZbin and saw you had tagged me 😅 Thank you very much- I'll make sure to do this tag shortly! You've got some great picks 😊

[@ObscureBookAdventures]

You're welcome.

[@Coffee_and_a_Book]

“Hey, look at me writing!” 🤣 That is such a great way of putting it. I'm going to have to pick up some of these books, especially Women Filmmakers in Early Hollywood and Eighty Days. Those sound really interesting. Thank you for tagging me! This looks like a fun one, so I'll make sure I get mine up this month.

[@ObscureBookAdventures]

That's great. Looking forward to seeing your answers.

[@ReadBecca]

Hehe martial arts proficiency is an underrated quality in dinner guests 😂

[@ObscureBookAdventures]

lol

[@TheBookThing]

Posted my tag. Thanks again for nominating me 😁

[@ObscureBookAdventures]

Great.

[@TheBookThing]

Hey Annie, thanks a million for the tag, I’ll let you know when my response is up. ❤ Great hearing a shout out for Wilt by Tom Sharpe. Those books had me howling. I think I’ll have to have a look at Women Filmmakers in Early Hollywood

[@ObscureBookAdventures]

You are welcome. I'm looking forward to seeing your answers.

[@reading_MOVIES]

I know what you mean by purple prose - too much of it can detract from the story, used sparingly it can add depth. Though it can be refreshing change when reading movie novelisations - such as Revenge of Sith by Matt Stover. My favourite term is 'anaesthetic writing' a phrase I think was used by George Orwell.

[@ObscureBookAdventures]

Oh I never heard of that word. Sounds like an Orwellian word anyway.