I did a version of this in 2011, 2012 and 2015 as well as this same list in 2017, because it always amuses me. Borrowed from Jessie at Dwell in Possibility. One book title has been edited slightly to avoid libel!
Me and my book!
Using only books you have read this year (2019), answer these questions. Try not to repeat a book title.
In high school I was The Loneliest Girl In The Universe (Lauren James)
People might be surprised by Things A Bright Girl Can Do (Sally Nicholls)
I will never be Normal People (Sally Rooney)
My fantasy job is State of Wonder (Ann Patchett)
At the end of a long day I need The Language of Kindness (Christie Watson)
I hate Expectation (Anna Hope)
Wish I had Chemistry (Weike Wang)
My family reunions are Sweet Sorrow (David Nicholls)
At a party you’d find me with My Sister [… the Serial Killer] (Oyinkan Braithwaite)
I’ve never been to Another Planet (Tracey Thorn)
A happy day includes Saltwater (Jessica Andrews)
Motto I live by Yes No Maybe So (Becky Albertalli and Aisha Saeed)
On my bucket list is Revelation Space (Alistair Reynolds) but I accept that We Can’t All Be Astronauts (Tim Clare)
In my next life, I want to have Memories of the Future (Siri Hustvedt)
Laura Tisdall 
I did this a couple of years back but had forgotten all about it. It’s such fun I just might have to do it again. Thanks for the reminder!
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Thanks! It also has your name 🙂
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Fun!
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I had to do something to cheer myself up with the looming election…
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I can totally understand that. My husband is a Lib Dem councillor and is going to be helping out with leafletting, knocking on doors, taking numbers at the polling centre, meeting up with fellow councillors for a drink — anything to keep himself busy so he’s not just dreading the inevitable (in our area, at least). I’m in the odd, slightly detached position of being able to do nothing about it (since I’m not a citizen and can’t vote), but desperately wanting it to go well.
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Best of luck to your husband! I was so anxious about tomorrow evening I’ve decided to try to help get out the vote with Momentum in Northampton North (where I’m currently doing fieldwork) which is an ultra-tight Labour/Tory marginal. I’ve never campaigned before but I think it will be better than sitting at home! I can imagine it must be especially frustrating not having a vote.
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Good for you! My BIL and family live in Northampton. I hope you’ll see results there. It sounds promising.
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What a fun idea!
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I do it every year I remember, it’s a refreshing change from working out top ten books etc!
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Hah – bucket list one is especially good!
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Thank you, I was quite pleased with that one 🙂
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Love this! Definitely going to steal it.
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Would love to see your answers!
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I’ve done a similar one before. I shall definitely adopt yours! It’s such fun.
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Thanks! This is from Jessie’s blog. I’ve also done a different version in past years.
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Great answers. I will definitely be posting my answers to this tomorrow. Thanks for reminding me of “Memories of the Future” too. Siri Hustvedt is slowly becoming one of my favourite authors.
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Great! Look forward to seeing your version 🙂
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