I was looking at old posts and I stumbled upon this one, an old meme, My Year in Books, from 2017. Thinking it was pretty fun and creative I decided to do it again. I created a list last year and had a lot of fun with it. Join me.
For those of you joining me from Sunday Salon, this is the last of my rogue posts other than a weekly update. Join in the fun!
My Year in Books
Rules?
- Answer the questions with titles from books you read in 2025. (Some may end up being silly, others may seem overly serious.)
- The goal is to have fun.
- Participate by copying the questions below. Erasing my answers and inserting you own.
- Once you've created your post, link it below so others can see it, then visit others' posts to see how they answered the questions.
- Spread the word. Let's see if we can make this a thing again this year!
Questions:
In high school I was: The Optimist's Daughter (Eudora Welty)
People might be surprised: What the Chicken Knows (Sy Montgomery)
I will never be: Perfection (Vincenzo Latronico)
My fantasy job is: How to Train Your Dragon (Cressida Cowell)
At the end of a long day I need: [a] Sandwich (Catherine Newman)
I hate it: [when there are] Furious Hours (Casey Cep)
Wish I had: [a doctor who says] We'll Prescribe You a Cat (Syou Ishida)
My family reunions are: Three Days in June (Anne Tyler)
At a party you’d find me: [acting rather crazy like] When the Moon Hits Your Eye (John Scalzi)
I’ve never been to: Invisible Cities (Italo Calvino)
A happy day includes: Sunshine (Jarrett Krosoczka)
Motto I live by: How Not to Drown in a Glass of Water (Angie Cruz)
On my bucket list is: [seeing] The Beatles in America (Leigh Spencer)
In my next life, I want to have: [a] Ministry of Time (Kaliane Bradley]
Don't take your titles too seriously or judge the actual plot line of the book in your answers. Have fun with this.
