This is a book tag created by Laura @The Corner of Laura
It is created with the idea to celebrate the Spring Equinox and show how it is celebrated in different countries and cultures.
Thank you, Veros @ Dark Shelf of Wonders, for the tag! This is so so much fun and I am happy to partake 🙂
Here are the RULES if you would like to participate yourself:
- Link back to the original creator (The Corner of Laura) and link back to her post (otherwise, the original creator won’t get a notification).
- Thank whoever tagged you and link back to their post
- (Optional) Use the graphics and don’t forget to credit the original creator (Text prompts are at the end of the creator’s post if you’d prefer to use those)
- (Optional) Tag 5 or more other people.
- The most colourful book on your shelves
A festival of colour celebrating the end of the winter and the colourful season ahead.
Inkheart by Cornelia Funke
There are so many to choose from, but I really love this cover, so I would go with this one as the most colourful!
- A book including or about a big family gathering
The Persian New Year involves several days of celebrations and family gatherings
Tom Lake by Ann Patchett
At the top of my head, this book comes to mind. I am yet to read it, but I know it is about family.
- A book that you consider a modern classic
A popular modern tradition to stand atop the pyramid on the Spring Equinox and soak up the sun’s first rays of the morning
Everything I Never Told You by Celeste Ng
Definitely Everything I Never Told You or Little Fires Everywhere by Celeste Ng to me feel like modern classics. Her writing and storytelling are simply amazing, at least to me!
- A book set on or around winter
A ceremony of cleansing and renewal. The biggest draw for tourists is the giant water fight.
Little Women by Louisa May Alcott
I have not read the book yet, but have seen the 2019 movie adaptation, and it was winter.
- A book with flowers on the cover
A yearly tradition around enjoying the transient beauty of cherry blossoms
The Forgetting by Hannah Beckerman
This book comes to mind; it is on my TBR!
- A book with a good mystery
Druids and pagans gather in their hundreds to celebrate the Spring Equinox. Though most historians are fairly confident that it was likely a religious site, no one is quite certain of what Stonehenge actually is.
A Discovery of Witches by Deborah Harkness
With a risk of being repetitive I just love this book and need to finish the series!
Now I will actually TAG a few fellow book-bloggers!
- Emily @🌸Budget Tales Book Blog🌸
- Emma @ PAGES OF EMMA
- Carla @Carla Loves To Read
- Laurie @Laurie Is Reading
- Gem @Gem’s Book Talk
By all means, if you see this and want to do it, I TAG you too!!
Text Prompts:
- Holi – India and Nepal – A festival of colour celebrating the end of the winter and the colourful season ahead – The most colourful book on your shelves.
- Nowruz – Various (Persian) – The Persian New Year involving several days of celebrations and family gatherings – A book including or about a big family gathering
- Teotihuacan – Mexico – A popular modern tradition to stand atop the pyramid on the Spring Equinox and soak up the sun’s first rays of the morning – A book that you consider a modern classic
- Songkran Water Festival – Thailand – A ceremony of cleansing and renewal. The biggest draw for tourists is the giant water fight – A book set on or around water
- Hanami Season – Japan – A yearly tradition around enjoying the transient beauty of cherry blossoms – A book with flowers on the cover
- Stonehenge – UK – Druids and pagans gather in their hundreds to celebrate the Spring Equinox. Though most historians are fairly confident that it was likely a religious site, no one is quite certain of what Stonehenge actually is – A book with a good mystery
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