Dewey's 24 Hour Read-a-Thon discussion

Oh no. I am out of ideas for topic ps for co-moderating. I have one more idea, but it I am keeping it for my next scheduled hour, Hour 20. Come help! What are some other ideas you would like to explore at Deweys. The more ideas, the better.

I am hour 14 which starts next. So I can't give you my best idea. lol

Let's see...
Maybe how you go about planning for the Readathon. Plan a TBR, mood read? Snacks or no snacks? sleep or no sleep?
or
How you like to read? kindle, library books, audio, hardback, paperback? Do you keep a collection of books?

how about first lines - post the first line of the book you are currently reading or cover love

Yes. These are usable ideas. . . . Thanks for your service next hour. I look forward to posting there :)

How about posting covers people are loving?

Dee wrote: "how about first lines - post the first line of the book you are currently reading or cover love"

Yes ! That's my choice . And print the book and page the line is from this time .

That would work too Ann as artwork definitely plays a part of the selling of books!

1. Gender reverse, is there a book that would work good if the genders were reversed? Like, would Pride and Prejudice work if Mr Darcy was a woman and Ms. Bennet was a Mr. Bennet?

2. Worst book you ever read?

3. Match a book with a beverage. Or a pet. Or a fashion era

4. Tinder books. How would a book's Tinder profile look like? Or maybe a book characters Tinder profile? (ex. Mr Darcy on Tinder :D)

Yep. I was hoping someone answered with a modern take on the question.

Maybe a question about the current book - how long has it been on your TBR? Why did you want to read it? Is it living up to your expectations so far? etc

Using this Christy. Thank you.

Rebecka wrote: "1. Gender reverse, is there a book that would work good if the genders were reversed? Like, would Pride and Prejudice work if Mr Darcy was a woman and Ms. Bennet was a Mr. Bennet?

2. Worst book y..."

Good one Rebecca ! Sounds like fun .

Christy wrote: "Maybe a question about the current book - how long has it been on your TBR? Why did you want to read it? Is it living up to your expectations so far? etc"

Or how did you feel beginning the book , midway into it and how did you feel when you stopped (whether finished or not ) reading ?
That's what I was thinking .