St Patrick’s Day Tag

So tomorrow is St Patrick’s Day and what more awesome way could I celebrate than with this wonderful tag created by Embuhlee and Shivii. Thank you so much to both of these incredible bloggers for tagging me to do this!

Right, let’s get to this!

End of the rainbow: What book did you have a hard time tracking down a copy of?

Ermm the book I’ve had the hardest time tracking down is still proving elusive- this is gonna get super random- but I want a copy of Khadambi Asalache’s book Sunset in Naivasha cos I used to do tours for the National Trust in his old house (told you it was gonna be random). Sadly it’s gone out of print and costs a fortune for second hand copies.

Pot of gold: When you found that book, was it worth the quest?

It will be when I get my hands on it!

Celebrating a rich heritage: Name a book that contained a well-developed culture

Ooh a hard one- there are so many- how about Things Fall Apart by Chinua Achebe. It’s the first book by an African author written in English to see worldwide acclaim and it’s brilliant.

things fall apart

Shamrock Shakes: what’s your favorite food to snack on while reading?

Well let’s be clear- I’m a massive snacker! I’ll snack on nuts, dried fruit, cake, biscuits, chocolate, sweets (gosh it’s a wonder I’m not the size of a horse!), peanut butter (this list is getting weirder), cheese (told you so)…. But my all time favourite thing has got to be Lindt Orange Intense Chocolate-it’s divine!

intense orange cookies

*no, this is not a paid advertisement*

Leprechaun: do you own a rare/collector’s copy of a book?

I have quite a few lovely editions of books. One of my most recent additions to my collection was a Barnes and Noble Aesop’s Fables. Isn’t it perty:

aesop's-fables.png

 

Four Leaf Clover: Name a book you thought would be ‘just another generic book’, but turned out to be something great.

To All The Boys I Loved Before– I mean that title- c’mon! How could I expect much out of it? But it turned out to be great!

to all the boys

Irish Whiskey: what’s your favourite tradition of St. Patty’s Day?

I honestly don’t have one… Does drinking count?

Awesome, that was fun, I tag:

Bookception

Flowless

Kiwi reads

Accidental hipster mum

Codie

Ayunda

Aneta

Rebecca @ books and messy buns

Bitches with books

Nut free nerd

Keira

Marie

And anyone else that wants to do it!

36 thoughts on “St Patrick’s Day Tag

  1. Ack TO ALL THE BOYS IVE LOVED BEFORE! Loved that book I have yet to read the second but the first one was very cute! I’m glad you enjoyed it! And happy St Patrick’s Day!

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  2. Yay! I loved reading your answers! Don’t worry I’m a huge snacker but it’s weird because I love snacking on cereal! I love nuts too! I totally agree I thought TATBILB wouldn’t be anything amazing but I love it so much!! I love your copy aesop’s fables!

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    1. It is!!!! It’s the Barnes and Nobles edition if you’re interested 🙂 Yeah I thought it would be too- and in some ways it was- but it was also much sweeter and a better story than I anticipated- you should give it a chance 🙂

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      1. So many Barnes and Noble editions are lovely! I really need to get myself one of them XD I think I will give TATBILB a chance, sometimes I’m in need of something sweet (especially after the heartbreak if you know what I’m saying 😉 ).

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