The Sir Isaac Newton Tag

This tag was created by, and I was tagged by, ‪@ReadingIDEAS.-uz9xk‬ based on the life of Sir Isaac Newton.
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Prompts:
1. Adopted or sent away or abandoned.
A book with a character that is adopted, sent away or abandoned
2. Use or measurement of time.
A book where time is a crucial element.
3. Test of strength.
A book where the character has to pass a test of strength.
4. Character with a dark side or a temper.
A book where a character has a dark side or a temper.
5. Quest destroys personal life.
A book where the quest is deemed so big the character either chooses to have no personal life or it is destroyed.
6. Questionable Decision.
A book where the main character makes a questionable decision.
7. Scale Change.
A book with an object or a place that goes through a scale change.
8. Falling or something to do with gravity.
A book where something or someone is falling. Or where gravity plays a part.
9. Red Herring/False Trail/Use of codes.
A book with a red herring, a false trail or quest or the use of codes.
10. Revenge/Punishment.
A book with an element of revenge or punishment.
11. Rise and fall.
A book with a rise in status followed by a catastrophic fall.
12. A Genius.
Which writer to you is a genius or a book with a character that is a genius.
#tagtuesday

[@ReadingIDEAS.-uz9xk]

Hi Aaron, I hope you enjoyed the tag. Still new to all this business so I did not know I had to answer my own questions! Ha ha. You gave great answers. Slipping in Napoleon Bonaparte was a classy move. Best wishes and I hope you are reading something good.

[@AaronReadABook]

I think some answer their own ones and some don't. I liked learning more about Newton!

[@PoiemaLee]

I enjoyed your answers!

[@BandysBooks]

This is a cool tag! You’re right that you do learn a bit about Newton as you read the tag. Loved Good Omens. I haven’t read as much Terry Pratchett as I’d like. I feel like he’s an author I need to catch up on.

[@AaronReadABook]

@@BandysBooks I still have so many Pratchett's left to read, he wrote so many. The City Watch series is my favourite and I always think they are the best to start with.

[@YourTrueShelf]

Interesting idea, questions and answers! The book about time sounds really fascinating - something we really take advantage of being able to easily measure now.

[@AaronReadABook]

It's such a weird concept to us now, but so important that we know what the time is! You should read it and then come to Greenwich and we can do a tour of the Royal Observatory!

[@books_and_bocadillos]

Hi Aaron, you've really got me interested in Longitude, Ashley Weaver book, and Terry Pratchett. 💛

[@AaronReadABook]

All good things!

[@KatJack-vl8xj]

This has nothing to do with the tag, but I just wanted to mention that I read about the new series about the Mitford girls ("Outrageous") that is going into production and will be shown sometime in 2025. It's just very odd that they never did one before, it's such a natural subject. I was checking out the pictures of the actresses playing the Mitfords and they seem to be good matches, except I think the one for Jessica is a little "off." I think the actor for Oswald Mosley is a good pick but I don't remember what the other men in the Mitford circle looked like. Did you read about this?

[@AaronReadABook]

I have heard about it, and agree it's odd that they haven't made one before given the enduring fascination with them. Perhaps Peaky Blinders helped. I'm going to read their letters before i watch it,

[@cathrussell2426]

Do you think Terry Pratchett is on a par with P.G. Wodehouse for his use of language? I personally do but suspect some might disagree.

[@AaronReadABook]

Probably not quite on par for me, but I think I am generally bias towards older style language. I think he definitely paved the way for my love of that type of writing.