END OF YEAR BOOK TAG [2022 Edition]!!!

TL;DR

Megan discusses her reading experiences in 2022, shares her goals for the end of the year, and mentions potential plans for 2023.

Transcript

hey there my name is Megan and welcome to my channel today I'm going to be doing the end of year book tag this is a tag that is very popular on booktube and I've done it in the past it's super short super sweet but before we go ahead and get on into the prompts if you are not already subscribed to my Channel please go ahead and hit that subscribe B... Read More

Key Insights

• 💭 Megan shares her thoughts and reasons for not finishing certain books she started this year.
• 🖕 She mentions her reluctance to start a new series while in the middle of other fantasy series, despite considering some options.
• 😑 Megan expresses excitement for the release of "The Lost Metal" and her plans to finish ongoing series before the end of the year.
• 🥅 She discusses her reading goals for 2023, including a Goodreads goal of 50 books and potential series to start.

Questions & Answers

Q: Are there any books that Megan started this year but still needs to finish?

Megan only DNF'd two books. One book she wanted to finish but couldn't was "The Queens of Venice Lear" by Tessa Gratton, due to a slow-paced plot and lack of progression.

Q: Does Megan have an autumnal read to transition into the end of the year?

No, Megan decided against starting "The Bear in The Nightingale" by Katherine Arden due to being in the middle of other fantasy series and wanting to finish them first.

Q: Was there a new release Megan was waiting for by the end of the year?

Yes, the last book Megan anticipated was "The Lost Metal" by Brandon Sanderson, which she received as a gift and has already read.

Q: What are three books that Megan wants to finish by the end of the year?

Megan plans to finish "The Fall of Babel" by Josiah Bancroft, the fourth book in the Books of Babel series; "The Ballad of Never After" by Stephanie Garber, the second book in the Once Upon A Broken Heart Trilogy; and "The Case for Christ" by Lee Strobel, a non-fiction book investigating the historical accuracy of the gospels.

Q: Is there still a book that could become Megan's favorite by the end of the year?

Megan doesn't expect any of the books she's currently reading or planning to finish to become new favorites, as she has already read several great books this year.

Summary & Key Takeaways

• Megan discusses books she started but didn't finish this year and shares her thoughts on a certain book she DNF'd due to a slow plot.

• She mentions not having a specific autumnal read to transition into the end of the year and explains her reasons for not starting a new series.

• Megan mentions a recently released book she was highly anticipating, her excitement for finishing an ongoing fantasy series, and her plan to revisit an unfinished book.

• She shares three books she wants to finish by the end of the year, one being the conclusion to a unique series, another being a sequel in a whimsical fantasy series, and the last one being a non-fiction investigation into the historical accuracy of the gospels.

• Megan discusses her favorite reads of the year and states that she doesn't expect any current or upcoming reads to become new favorites.

• She briefly mentions thinking about her reading plans for 2023, including a Goodreads goal of 50 books and potential new series to start.