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Q and A

 



Heyy, 


Welcome to this bookish Q and A. I selected a few discussion prompts that I'll give answers to (excited already?). Let's build some sort of friendship...

This could also inspire ideas for a book club discussion or other bookish hangouts. Although this is more like an introduction to our new Q and A series.

Here we go;

Question 1-  What do you love about reading?

Answer - I've always loved to read but what I love most about reading amongst other things is the fact that I get answers.


Question 2- What book(s) were you surprised you ended up liking?

Answer- Business books. I never thought I'd ever yearn for the genre.


Question 3- What fun fact have you learned from reading?

Answer- Hmm... I think it's that I can sort of hold the world in my hands.


Question 4- What bookish items do you love to give as gifts?

Answer- A really good book, highlighters, colorful sticky notes, and a notepad.


Question 5- What book has had a significant impact on your life?

Answer- I'll speak for recently and that's  'The 40-day soul fast'


Question 6- What are some of your favorite books from your childhood?

Answer-  I read a lot of happily ever afters but I can't forget 'The Great Expectations.


Question 7- How do you decide when to get rid of books?

Answer- I really haven't thought about this but if I should I'll donate to libraries.


Question 8- Do you write in books? Why or why not?

Answer- I don't, I think it makes them look untidy.


Question 9- What's your favorite bookish quote?

Answer- Right now, favorites can be limiting.


Question 10-  What recipes from books would you love to try?

Answer- The recipes that would guarantee success.


Keep your eyes open for more Q and A series. 

What a way to engage your bookish friends!

Now you know me better.

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