Shout out to JJ of This Dark Material for nominating me for the Sunshine Blogger Award! I’m so excited to be taking part in this and I absolutely loved all of her questions!
The Sunshine Blogger Award
The Rules:
- Thank the person who nominated you in a blog post and link back to their blog.
- Answer the 11 questions sent by the person who nominated you.
- Nominate 11 new blogs to receive the award and write them 11 new questions.
- List the rules and display the Sunshine Blogger Award logo in your post and/or on your blog.
The questions I was asked:
1. You have the opportunity to ask your favorite author one question, and they have to tell the truth. Which author do you choose and what do you ask them?
Michael Crichton. My question would be, were there ever alternative endings to any of your books that you almost used rather than the endings that were published?
2. What is one book you hid from your parents when you were younger?
Oh! What an interesting question! I don’t believe I ever hid a book from my parents. They were always super cool about whatever I wanted to read.
3. If you could try the cuisine of any fictional world, which one would you choose?
ANY of the pastries and sugary treats from the Wizarding World of Harry Potter, for sure!
4. Who is your favorite fictional detective?
I’ve been loving Aaron Falk from the series by Jane Harper.
5. Which Winnie the Pooh character are you most similar to?
Ha! What a great question. I used to think I was a lot like Eeyore, especially in high school. Now I’m more like Pooh; bring on all the snacks! I’m also far too trusting of everyone.
6. What ‘accessories’ do you need with you when you read (drink, blanket, music, etc.)?
A cup of tea, tab-style sticky notes, and a comfy seat.
7. What is one book you read just because you liked the cover?
Bonfire by Krysten Ritter.
8. Which fictional character do you wish would “write” a memoir?
Oh my goodness. I’ve been typing out names and backspacing to replace the name over and over. I think I will finally go with Emma Bloom from the Miss Peregrineβs Peculiar Children series. I think it would be so interesting to learn more about their world before the loop was formed as well as the first couple of years inside the loop.
9. What is your favorite animated movie not made by Disney?
Kubo and the Two Strings! If you haven’t seen this one yet, go check it out immediately!!
10. Pencil or pen?
Pen, for some reason I feel like my handwriting looks extra sloppy in pencil.
11. Polka dots or stripes?
Stripes! I’m a total sucker for stripes π
Bloggers I nominate:
- Abby of Abby’s Reading Corner
- Aj Sterkel of Read All The Things!
- Amber Elise of Du Livre
- Amy of A Magical World of Words
- Angela of Musings of a Literary Wanderer
- Esther of Bite Into Books
- Gabriella of Gabriella M Reads
- Grace Trowel of Books Without Any Pictures
- Heather of Heather’s Reading Hideaway
- Kati of Kati’s Bookaholic Rambling Reviews
- Sassy of Alternative Read
My questions for the nominees are as follows:
- What blog post from 2018 so far do you wish had gotten more love?
- How did you come up with your blog name?
- What is your favorite type of blog post to read (reviews, discussions, etc.)?
- What are your favorite genres?
- What item do you use for a bookmark most frequently (actual bookmarks, sticky notes, receipts, etc)?
- Where is your favorite reading spot?
- What are your biggest turn-offs about a book?
- What was the last five star book you read?
- What was the last book you DNFed (or gave a one star rating if you don’t DNF)?
- Are you a member of any bookish clubs/groups?
- What are some really inspiring books that you have read?
Thanks for reading!
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Lauren Stoolfire says
Yes, Kubo and the Two Strings was amazing!
Erica Hatch says
Right?! My friend Amber showed me the movie and then my fiancΓ© bought it for me for Christmas!! I love it so much!
Jenny says
Loved learning more about you!
Erica Hatch says
<3
Angela Lawrence says
What a fun post! I think your answer to the first question is brilliant! I would love to know if there were alternate endings to some of my favorite books.
Erica Hatch says
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BiteIntoBooks says
Thanks for nominating me. Hope to make this post somewhere next week π
Erica Hatch says
Of course!! <3
Lindsi says
I love reading these! They show you a more personal side of the blogger. π
Also, Kubo and the Two Strings is brilliant!
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Erica Hatch says
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JJ @ This Dark Material says
I love all your answers…and your new questions, too!! I haven't seen Kubo yet, but I've heard a lot of good things, so I'll have to add it to my Netflix queue π I'm going to check out Jane Harper's books too; I'm always looking for more detective novels to try!
Erica Hatch says
Thank you! I definitely recommend both the Kubo film and Jane Harpers books!! They're all SO good!
Suzanne at The Bookish Libra says
Congrats on your award! I love all of your answers, especially the Winnie the Pooh one, lol.
Erica Hatch says
Thank you! π
Greg says
This is such an awesome tag! And ooh Michael Crichton- he would have been SUPER interesting to talk to! Love your answers π
Erica Hatch says
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Gabriella Morales says
I think I'm a mixture of all of the Winnie the Pooh characters, but if I had to pick one… Probably Tigger. I am often bouncing off the walls when I'm with other people. Lol. Wonderful post and thank you again for nominating me.
Erica Hatch says
haha! I love that!! π
Amy says
Loved reading your answers, they're so interesting! I'm definitely like Eeyore, haha π
Thanks so much for the tag <3 I actually did this post a while ago though, so I won't be doing it again. But thanks for the thought!
Erica Hatch says
π Of course!
AngelErin says
Great answers! Omg my handwriting is so sloppy to begin with, but in pencil itβs worse. ππ
Erica Hatch says
Right?! It's such a struggle haha