Happy Top Ten Tuesday Day! It is a meme created by the lovely bookworms over at The Broke and the Bookish. Every Tuesday, they come up with different topics of discussion. This week we’ll be talking about things that books made me want to do or learn more about! There are so many things that books teach us and so many ways that they influence the people that we are. Now we can really talk about it and list them all (well the top ten haha).
What things did books make you want to do or learn more about? Let me know below!
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Love your graphics!
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Aw, thank you so much!
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Archery seems to be a popular one this week! 🙂 It’s on my list too. Books are wonderfully inspiring.
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Haha I bet. I tried thinking of another book with archery so that it wasn’t the same as everyone’s but I couldn’t think of anything except for Hunger Games
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We have a few of the same ones! Some great options but yes OMG I’d love to learn to fly! Think of the gas you’d save 😉 My Top Ten
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Oh yay! I’ll check yours out. If I could fly, I would never be indoors haha I’d be so physically fit lol
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The Hunger Games definitely made me want to learn archery and be kind of like Katniss! 🙂 I also love this post so much!
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Thank you so much! Yes! I wanted to be Katniss, too haha.
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After reading The Lightning Thief, I was like SIGN ME UP! I would LOVE to go to Camp Half-Blood. He sounds fun! 😀 Great Top Ten!
My Top Ten Tuesday!
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YES! And Camp Half-Blood sound so much more fun than the Roman one (I forgot what that one was called haha)
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Love the graphic in this post! ❤ It's my dream to go to London someday, and I completely agree about wanting to write love letters. Great list!
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Thank you! I’d really love to go all over Europe, too! I started writing love letters, like Dear Future Husband kind of thing, but then stopped because I wasn’t getting any letters haha and I love getting letters. Maybe I can start it up again someday haha
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Okay seriously, I have always wanted an older brother too!
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Yeah, when my older sister got married, I was so excited to have an older brother even if he was just an in law. But it isn’t the same as growing up with and older brother haha
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I’d be happy to lend you one of my older brothers haha. They’re are quite fun to have and because I’m the youngest and only daughter you find that I tend to get away with things a bit more. 😉
I think I can check off the spontaneous traveling as well, kind of. I mean I did book a month long trip to New Zealand within the space of a week of suggesting the idea to my friend. That counts as spontaneous, right?
I love the point you made about accepting the unknown. We can’t stress about the little surprises. Instead I’d rather take things as they are and make adjustments along the way. 😀
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Spontaneous traveling? Actually, that sounds like a LOT of fun! I can’t believe I’ve never read Just One Day, as I loved If I Stay and Where She Went. Great list!! 🙂
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Books have definitely fuelled my wanderlust! I would also love to go to Camp Half Blood and learn how to use a sword (I could do both at the same time!)
My TTT: https://jjbookblog.wordpress.com/2016/07/26/top-ten-tuesday-67/
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Love your list and your graphics are gorgeous! The Hunger Games definitely made me want to take up archery, and so many books have also made me want to get up and travel immediately – pretty much any book that includes travel or a far off destination gives me immediate wanderlust 🙂
Heres my TTT
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Thank you so much!! Yes, especially since there are so many different settings found in books. It really gives you wanderlust!
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Now here’s the real question – how many of those were you inspired to do? There’s no excuse if you haven’t visited camp half blood yet: the summer is almost over!
Fantasy cat companions sparked my love of cats. I now have two, but neither sit on my shoulders or dole out unsolicited advice. Sad.
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