Book Tag; The Book Blogger Insider Tag

I came across the tag called The Book Blogger Insider Tag over at The Book Dutchesses and I decided to play along.

Rules:
1. Answer the questions below
2. Credit the creator Jamie @ALittleSliceofJamie
3. Tag at least 5 people
4. Have fun!

1. Where do you typically write your blog posts?
On my laptop at my office desk.

2. How long does it generally take you to write a book review?
It usually takes me less than half an hour.

3. When did you start your book blog?
That was back in July 2012, so I feel I can't quit now as I've done it for so many years.

4. What is the worst thing about having a book blog in your opinion?
That it sometimes can be a bit time-consuming, in addition to the fact that the book community does have some shitty sides at times.

5. What is the best thing about having a book blog in your opinion?
Apart from talking about books, I think the book community (when well  behaved) is among my favourite things.

6. What blog post have you had the most fun writing so far?
I can't quite decide, as I've had fun writing a bunch of the posts.

7. What is your favourite type of blog post to write?
Apart from tags, I do find it really fun to write lists such as Top Ten Tuesday.

8. When do you typically write?
I usually write around mid-day after a cup or two of coffee so my mind is present.

9. Do you review every book you read?
I review the majority of them. Some reviews might be published on Netgalley only, but most of the reviews will be published on the blog too.

10. How do you write your book reviews? With a cup of coffee or tea? With Netflix? Cuddled with your fur baby?
I usually write them with a coffee at hand. When I had my cat, he sometimes "assisted" me if he was around.

11. When do you write your book reviews? Right after finishing the book? Two weeks after finishing the book?
I usually write them the day after I finish the book. As I read in the evenings, I'm sometimes a bit too tired to write something decent/sane after I've finished reading, so I leave it for the next day. It also helps me process the book a bit more.

12. How often do you post?
The later years, it's been daily. I'm a fast reader, in addition to the fact that I post posts such as tags, lists and other random bookish things.

Comments

  1. Trini Girl Reads4 March 2021 at 13:05

    This is very interesting.

    https://trinigirlreads.blogspot.com/

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