Booktube Oldie Tag
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 6 ก.ย. 2024
- Time for the Booktube Oldie Tag! Do you consider yourself a Booktube Oldie, even if you don't have a channel? If so please tell me your answers to these questions in the Comments section! If you don't feel comfortable leaving a comment, you can leave an emoji or give this video a thumbs up as a way to say hello.
This tag was created by Monica @cozymonica
I was tagged by Jess @JessBookgirlTV
Here's her version of the tag: • Getting Gray Hair/#The...
I tag:
Steve @saintdonoghue
Tilly @tillysshelf
Ros @scallydandlingaboutthebook2711
Aaron @AaronReadABook
Claudia @SpinstersLibrary
Emma @emmanovella
Kim @MIDDLEoftheBookMARCH
Ki'm, I'm so sorry I forgot to mention you in the video. I'd love to hear your answers to this tag if you haven't done it yet.
Prompts:
!. How long have you been part of the Booktube community?
2. What was your biggest misconception before starting Booktube?
3. How do you think Bookt ube has changed since you first started?
4. What is your favorite Booktube memory?
5. What are some books you were introduced to because of Booktube?
6. What is something that frustrates you about Booktube?
7. What is your hope for the future of Booktube?
Books mentioned:
The Barsetshire Chronicles by Anthony Trollope
Go Tell it on the Mountain by James Baldwin
Giovanni's Room by James Baldwin
My Name is Asher Lev by Chaim Potok
What Matters in Jane Austen by John Mullan
A Month in the Country by J.L. Carr
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So many wonderful books that surface due to BookTube! I second the value of handwritten reading records.
Thank you so much for watching and commenting! My reading records are pretty simple, but it says a lot about what was going on in my life at the time. 💛
You and Jason helped suck me into booktube. You made me feel so welcome and gave me confidence that a channel didn't have to be slick and professional to be worth doing. This was a lovely video.
Thanks Ros! That’s very kind of you to say. Thanks so much for encouraging us to read new things, explore new literary horizons! 💛
Fun tag! I can't remember when I first watched Booktube but I have definitely bought books because of it. Two I can think of are Fouth Wing, and The Bodyguard by Katherine Center. Oh, and Happily Never After - would never have heard of it without booktube.
It is great because if you know your tastes are similar to the Booktuber and they are just gushing about it, that is a very positive sign! Thanks for watching and commenting! 💛
I better get around to doing my newbie tag, or I'll NEVER get around to the oldbie tag!
You need to do that! I promise it is worth it. Let me know if I can help you. 💛
@@booksimnotreading Thanks!
Totally with you on Trollope....Booktube has introduced me to so many different classic authors i had never heard of vs the "famous" ones you are required to read in high school (or when i was in high school years and years and years ago😅)
I think in introducing me to so many great authors, Booktube has also given me the courage to try them. Even if they are big or seem strange to me at first. Thanks so much for watching and commenting! 💛
Enjoyed listening to your answers. You are a lovely person. So cool that the subscriber that commented on your first video is still commenting today. A true book friend. 😊
A very true book friend indeed! Thank you so much for watching and commenting. How is your family doing? 💛
@@booksimnotreading They are hanging in there. They realize life goes on and we have to find a reason to laugh and smile and continue living. Thank you for asking. ♥️
It's funny that you weren't a commenter before you made a channel because you are so good at encouraging and replying to comments. I do feel I qualify as an oldie so thanks for the tag, this looks like a fun one.
I can’t wait to hear your answers! 💛
A Book Tube change I’ve noticed in the last couple of years is the number of older adults starting channels, particularly men. When I first started watching in 2017 there seemed to be very few men discussing books.
Katie of “Books and Things” as well as “Steve Donoghue” prompted me to seek out and read Anthony Trollope. So glad I did. Oh and I probably would not have read “The Tenant of Wildfell Hall” by Anne Bronte if it weren’t for Book Tube.
First found Book Tube while searching for reviews of Victorian novels.
I love that story, Mary! Thank you for sharing that with me. I still need to read Ann Brontë. I agree with you that the ages of people on Booktube have changed, which I think is great change! 💛
Glad to hear you mention Chaim Potok’s work-I’ve enjoyed several of his books, but don’t hear them discussed often! If you liked My Name is Asher Lev, I definitely think you’ll like The Chosen 😊
Oh, that’s great to hear! Thank you! 💛
What a lovely discussion! Although I have heard a few booktubers who seem a little disappointed that their channels didn't immediately get thousands of subscribers, I am with you: I would have panicked if my channel had taken off instantly--and would have quickly shuttered the whole thing!
I find the most difficult thing about Booktube is balancing relationships and friendships. I have lost some dear friends because I just couldn’t keep up. There are lots of good things to learn even if your channel is small. 💛
Hi Kelly! My reading has changed dramatically since I started watching booktube. I read non fiction now a thing that never thought possible. Authors that I had never heard before . Oh yeah booktube has expand my reading. I have a Month in the country but having read it yet.
Happy reading 💛
Dear Charmaine! That is a lovely comment. I’m glad you own A Month in the Country. I look forward to when you read it and hearing what you think. I hope I haven’t hyped it too much! 💛
It was fun to hear your responses. As a booktube viewer, my reading has mostly changed because of the reading events that occur annually like Jane Austen July, March of the mammoths, Shaketember, and Victober. I already read books published prior to the 20th century, but those events have pushed me to read much more of those older classics.
Laurie, thank you so much for sharing that with me! The events are so great and an extra nudge for me to dive deeper into certain types of books. 💛
I’ve never seen this tag before and you know I like a chatty one 😉 TH-cam tells me I officially joined at the end of 2017 though I think I’d been lurking for a while before that. My misconception was that you couldn’t make real friends online but obviously I was wrong 😉. I’ve found so many books and authors as well as friends, booktube has expanded my reading horizons so much!
Well, I am grateful every day that you found my channel and became my friend! 💛
Great video 😊. I read A Month In The Country a couple of weeks ago and it is so incredibly beautiful 😊
Oh, that’s so great! It’s a beautiful little novel. Thank you for sharing that with me! 💛
Hey Kelly, Fun hearing you go through your history all this. I still think it's neat you've kept that book log all through the years. Happy reading and booktubering! -Carm
Thanks Carm! So lucky to have you as a friend here. How are things with your channel? 💛
@@booksimnotreading Feelings are mutual, sister. ☺Aside from the video I made a couple weeks ago...not much...Lots of ideas though little initiative...story of my life in some respects, alas...Shall see though... 🙂
@@gorvo31 I don’t know that THAT is the story of your life, Carm. Seems to me that the story of your life has more to do with being a very kind and thoughtful person who loves music and cats.
@@booksimnotreading 💛🎼😺💚
Hi, Kelly! Ok, I just ordered A Month in the Country! Watching Booktube over the past several years has definitely influenced me to read the classics! I'd like to start the Barsetshire Chronicles soon 🙂Have a great day!
Please tell me what you think of A Month in the Country! And if you read Trollope! It would be thrilling to hear what you think! 💛
Hey Kelly!
Thank you for tagging me - indeed an oldie... i believe next year marks my tenth year on booktube (though my first videos ever on this channel were a decade ago this month!) Time flies!
Loved this video!
You are the perfect person for this tag! 💛
I was led to believe most BookTube channels gain lots of subscribers very quickly. I'm happy for people who instantly made dozens of friends, but it's not realistic for them to project their own experience onto everyone. Every channel is different, even if someone does every single thing demanded by people in the "How to improve your channel and content" niche. TH-cam also goes through ebbs and flows just like the blogosphere. So many of my friends and acquaintances from the writing blogosphere back in the early and mid-2010s have stopped blogging entirely or seriously scaled back their activity. It's the nature of any community to shift over time.
Ursula, I hope you don't think I was saying that I got lots of subscribers very quickly or that I'm trying to project my experience on to you. I agree with you about the nature of communities to change over time. Thanks for taking the time to comment on my video. 💛
@@booksimnotreading Oh, definitely not! I was thinking of other people who've said that. Most people I know or know of took awhile to grow their channels, whatever niche they're in.
Thanks for the tag Kelly! I’ll try to post this next week. 😊
Have fun with it, Kim! 💛
Hi Kelly, some of the books you mentioned are books. I never would’ve read many of the books you mentioned, especially a month in the country, which, after the first page I thought wasn’t for me and girl, was I wrong! I read James Baldwin in college in my African-American studies class but I’m reading “ if BEALE Street could talk now.
I also had never heard of Anthony trollop, and one day I will read him. I love the book the chosen and I hope you will enjoy it too. Aloha dear friend.❤
Hello Marilyn! How was Marcy Mystery Madness? I'm sorry I wasn't really able to participate. I very much look forward to when you pick up something by Trollope! 🌺
@@booksimnotreading I’ve been making more videos than usual and re-creating Janelle’s mystery Monday. Tomorrow will be my last episode. I’m also reading more not only mysteries but many other genres and reading events this month, like the Irish event and even a mammoth. I’m tired. Aloha.
@@MarilynMayaMendoza Hang in there. 🌺
You did well with this tag.
Thanks for tagging me! 💛
Great answers. I still feel a Booktube newbie at times. Maybe I'll read Trollope as I become more of a Booktube veteran. You missed Aaron out of your links.
Thanks Jim! I do hope you’ll give Trollope a try. Thanks so much for watching and commenting! 💛
i found this really interesting to watch as someone who's neither new nor old -- i've been posting for 2 years and watching for about 2 and half, i'd say? also, i loled when you mentioned trollope bc that is an author i entirely associate with certain pockets of youtube
Well, Sophie, after four-and-a-half years, I definitely think you could answer these questions! Thank you so much for watching and commenting! 💛
@@booksimnotreading ah, i mean i was watching about 6 months before starting a channel, 2 and a half years total!
This is a good idea. I enjoyed reading your answers. I don't qualify for this. Hopefully, I will at some point
I hope you will as well! Thanks Stuart! 💛
@@booksimnotreading Thank you. You're welcome
Oh, that was fun ^^ Looking forward to being active for long enough on booktube to answer that tag in the future!
I look forward to that as well! 💛
I got A Month in the Country per your suggestion. Just won't be able to get to it for a while.
Can’t wait to hear what you think. 💛
👍 Anthony...who? 😂
😂😂😂 I’m on a first name basis with him now. Or does it grow tiring to hear me talk about him so much? 💛