Tag: Stuck at Home Book Tag

Thank you to Rebecca for tagging me to do the Stuck at Home Book Tag! While I’m not quite as stuck at home as I was (Tennessee reopened a while ago), I am definitely leaving the house a lot less than usual. I’m also working from home for at least three more months, but probably more.

So… good timing! Let’s do this!

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 Rules

• Thank the person who nominated you
• Answer all the questions down below
• Pingback to the creator: Ellyn @ Allonsythornraxx
• Nominate 5+ bloggers you’d like to know more about, to do this tag

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1. What are you currently reading?

I’m working through a physical copy of You Deserve Each Other and listening to When They Call You a Terrorist.

2. What’s your favorite “can’t-leave-the-house” activity?

Probably cross-stitching! I’m about to start Ghus from Saga and I’m so excited.

3. A book you’ve been meaning to read for forever

I have had this book forever and I don’t even know why I haven’t read it yet, other than it’ll probably make me cry.

4. An intimidating book on your TBR

I feel like I’ve said this 600 times, but The Wise Man’s Fear. I know I’ll love it, but it’s SO BIG.

5. Top 3 priority books on your TBR

• This is Kind of an Epic Love Story by Kacen Callender: I got this from a Reddit gift exchange and I’m really excited to read it!
• Nice Try, Jane Sinner by Lianne Oelke: I bought this when I was in New York earlier this year with the intention of reading it right away, but then I… didn’t.
• Come Tumbling Down by Seanan McGuire: I marathoned the first four books in this series, and now I just have to wait for my hold on this one to come in. I love this world and can’t wait to learn more about these characters.

6. Recommend a short book

• GRAPHIC NOVEL: Heavy Vinyl, Vol. 1 by Carly Usdin (112 pages)
• NONFICTION: Eloquent Rage by Brittney Cooper (288 pages)
• FICTION: Coraline by Neil Gaiman (162 pages)

7. Recommend a long book

I tend to stay away from long books, but all the books in Peter F. Hamilton’s Void series are at least 600 pages and I really liked all of them.

8. Something you’d love to do while stuck at home

I think at this point, I’ve kind of done everything I wanted to do. One thing I really like (that’s super boring, I know) is that I can do things like put a load of laundry in on my breaks while I’m working, and then it’s one less thing I have to do in my free time.

9. What do you plan on reading next?

Right now it’s all coming down to my library holds! I have a ton of holds pending right now and whatever comes in first is what I’ll read.

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I’m not tagging anyone specifically, but if you’re stuck at home and looking for something to do, consider yourself tagged!

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Are you stuck at home? How have you been staying busy?
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