December Countdown – one prompt per day
I decided to reinstate my December countdown this year. This is a one per day prompt where I will literally post the prompt and the relevant book. I’m hoping to use books read during 2022 where possible and use this as an opportunity to shine the light on some good reads. Books will be linked to reviews where possible or Goodreads. If you fancy joining me feel free to dip in and out. This is just a little fun and isn’t meant to be hard work..
Here are the prompts: 31 days of December and 31 opportunities to give a very quick shout out to a book you’ve loved.
Prompts:
- Snow – a book set in a cold or wintry climate
- Shopping – the last book added to your wishlist
- Wrapping paper – a lovely cover
- Gifts – a book you enjoyed more than you expected to
- Chocolates – a book that was simply delicious
- Christmas stocking – stocking fillers – a novella or short story
- Christmas Tree – a winter read
- Baubles – these add some colour, a very colourful and striking cover
- Fairy Lights – something magical
- Under the Tree – a book you forgot you owned
- Mistletoe – a little bit of romance
- Holly and Ivy – a book with great world building
- Feast – a book that was magnificent
- Christmas pudding – if you could squeeze in just one more book for 2020
- Mince pies – a little sweet something
- Turkey Dinner– eye’s too big for your belly? A chunkster
- Glitter – A book that you simply have to have
- Christmas Cards – a book with a hidden message
- Christmas Carols – a book with musicians, song or instruments
- Eggnog – a book that was out of your comfort zone
- Santa’s Snack – a book that was a ‘light read’ between heavier books
- Reindeers – a book with memorable critters
- Sleigh bells – a series that you want to ring out the praise for
- Christmas Eve – One of your most anticipated books for 2021
- Christmas Day – a book you received as a gift
- Boxing Day – feeling bloated, a palate cleanser
- Christmas Crackers – Ended with a bang
- Candlelight – a book that kept you up into the early hours
- A roaring fire – a book that was heartwarming
- Family and Friends – a book with great characters
- Bottle of Bubbly – your first read for 2023
This is so cool, I do remember you doing this before. I may have to join in!
Thanks – I hope you get a chance 😀
Lovely idea! Looking forward to your daily posts! 🙂
Thanks 😀
Yay, I’m glad you’re doing this again!
Thank you 😀
This looks fun, I’m looking forward to see what books you’ve chosen 😀
Thank you – the beauty of a post like this is I can schedule quite a few in in advance 😀
This looks to be such a great meme / book tag! Look forward to your picks and comparing notes!
Always love comparing notes with you 😀
31 Days of December, day 1: The Bear and the Nightingale (actually, the entire Winternight trilogy) by Katherine Arden.
Yes, I do so love that trilogy.
Lynn 😀
PS Dawn – can you leave me a link to your blog if you have one so I can return the visit 😀