My Reading Taste EXPOSED! | Reader Taste Tag 📚✨

Описание: Let’s Talk Reading Taste: A Bookish Tag

Today I’m diving into the Reader Taste Tag! If you’ve ever wondered what makes a book an instant favorite for me — or what tropes, genres, and characters I just can’t get into — this one’s for you. I’m breaking down my reading preferences, a few hot takes, and the kinds of stories I’ll always reach for.

In this video:
My favorite genres & must-have tropes
The books I’ll never stop recommending
What turns me off from a story
Comfort reads, guilty pleasures, and bookish deal-breakers
A little reflection on how my reading taste has changed over time

BOOKS MENTIONED:
The Miraculous Journey of Edward Tulane
One Italian Summer
Fourth Wing by Rebecca Yarros

Questions:

1. How do you rate books? Give a quick rundown of how you do your star ratings (or if you don’t use star ratings, how you evaluate books).

2. How do you approach reviewing books? What’s your review style? Are you analytical, emotional, casual, or structured?

3. What’s the book that made you a reader? Whether it was your first favorite or the one that got you hooked, what book started it all?

4. Do you have a genre niche? Are there certain genres you gravitate toward? Or do you read widely across genres?

5. Do you generally prefer character-driven or plot-driven stories?

6. What’s a book you love so much that you don’t care if others don’t like it? What’s that one book you love enough for everyone.

7. What’s a book you love so much that if someone doesn’t like it, you know your reading tastes don’t align? The book or books where a difference of opinion is a strong indicator of different reading preferences.

8. What’s in your “trash pocket”? What books, tropes, or themes that you know are bad but you love them anyway?

9. Do you have any dealbreakers in books? Something that, if present, immediately turns you off from a book.

10. What’s a strong opinion you have about a book released within the last year? Whether it’s overrated, underrated, or just a take you need to share.

11. What do you look for in writing? What makes a book stand out to you? Is it prose style, themes, voice, structure, or something else?

12. How do you decide what to read next? Do you plan ahead, mood read, or follow external factors (hype, recommendations, ARCs)?

13. Where do you get inspiration for your BookTube content? What sparks your video ideas—other creators, trends, personal reading experiences?

14. If you could make any book go viral right now, what would it be? A book you think deserves more attention and why.

15. Who are some BookTubers with reading tastes similar to yours?

⏳ Timestamps for easy watching:
00:00 Intro
01:20 How You Rate Books
03:50 How Do You Review Books
04:52 Books That Made You A Reader
07:24 Do You Have A Genre Niche
08:08 Character or Plot Driven Stories
08:45 What's One Book You Love Enough For Everyone
09:17 A Book That Showcases Reading Preferences
10:47 Favorite Book Tropes and Themes
11:35 Book Tropes and Theme Dealbreakers
12:08 Strong Book Opinion To Share
13:56 What Do You Look For In Writing?
14:57 How Do You Decide What To Read Next
15:37 Booktube Inspiration
16:39 A Book That Deserves More Attention
17:24 Booktubers With Similar Reading Tastes
19:00 Outro





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