that book meme, 18-21

[orangerful]

18: Favorite booktuber(s) -- er, i don't watch any.

19: Book that you call your child. -- ?????? Oddly enough, as someone who gets oddly emotionally attached to pop culture all the time, I've never had a "book baby". I tend to stumble upon them and they are full grown by them so I can't look at them like a parent, just fan. :)

20: A character you like but you really, really shouldn't.
I am drawing a big ol' blank here LOL. How sad is that? I think of lots of protagonists that I like, but nobody that I "shouldn't" like.

21: Do you loan your books?
Sort of? I work at a library so usually I can just refer people there, but I do have a few books that I have purchased specifically to lend to my parents. When I was a teen, I loaned my books out all the time because I saw those people all the time! I guess I would lend a book to my coworkers now, though usually the library has it so no need!

Comments

[thenewbuzwuzz.livejournal.com]

I think it might be zero sad that you're not conflicted about liking any characters. :D Unless you think it might take the fire out of the relationship you have with the character... *channels Spuffy all day, every day*

[a-phoenixdragon.livejournal.com]

*HUGS*

[xfirefly9x.livejournal.com]

I don't watch any booktubers either, but follow a few book blogs on instagram - they're way too pretty.

19 is a bit of a weird question. I can maybe see it for someone who has written several books, but not so much for a reader?

[rhoda-rants.livejournal.com]

20. Hehehe, I have so many. This is what happens when you watch as many horror movies with morally bankrupt but highly entertaining villain protagonists as I do. Alex DeLarge comes to mind. Although "shouldn't" still feels like a strong word.

[brunettepet.livejournal.com]

Book baby? I have never even heard of that or booktubers.

[snogged.livejournal.com]

I'm not sure I have a "book baby" either.

I feel like #20 is probably referring to a villain or something. I think there are some pretty well written and compelling villains in literature.

[dancingdragon3.livejournal.com]

18 and 19 are new ones to me, too.

Though a friend of mine calls his A Song of Ice and Fire books his babies. And he has a real baby...

Unless, 19 refers to one's own writing?

I don't loan books out anymore unless it's on kindle or a simple/cheap fiction.

[night-owl-9.livejournal.com]

A book baby? ...Huh. I can't say I can think of anything that qualifies.

[ragnarok-08.livejournal.com]

What....a book baby - I'm not sure what that entails...