Double Tag!!! Bookmarks, Book Marks, and Marks Tag & Bookshelf Tag

I haven't done a tag in a long time so I'm back with 2! I've been tagged for the 1st one and came up with my own questions for the 2nd, since I finally got a bookshelf :) For those who aren't familiar with tags online, it's basically a questionnaire that people answer and they tag a number of people to also answer them as well. For my tags, I will try to vary my answers without making them up and ask that everyone else try to do the same. Feel free to answer the questions here in the comments below ;)

Bookmarks, Book Marks, Marks

1. What are you currently using as a bookmark?
A Jack the Giant Slayer movie bookmark I got from the library.
2. Best thing you've ever used as a bookmark?
I don't remember.
3. Weirdest thing?
I don't think this is really that weird, but probably a candy, obviously wrapped.
4. Do you ever annotate/highlight/write in books? Why or why not?
I did this once to take notes later, and then regretted messing up a book... Haven't done it since.
5. Share something you've found written in a library book/used book/book that didn't belong to you.
Honestly, I don't remember anything written in any books that didn't belong to me. Guess some people just take care of books well :)
6. What books are in your collection by someone named Mark?
Poems from Guantanamo: The Detainees Speak edited by Marc Falkoff
7. What book has made the biggest mark on your life? (Figuratively)
Sorry, but I can't recall.
8. Which book has made the biggest mark on your life? (Literally -- do you have any literary-related tattoos? If not, and if you had to get one, what would you get?)
Probably Reclaim Your Heart by Yasmin Mogahed (see my book review). Great reminders for EVERYONE and a great gift idea too in my opinion. I don't have tattoos of any kind, for religious reasons, but also b/c I have a low pain tolerance, so I wouldn't get any tattoo even if I could.
9. Which book(s) has/ have had the biggest impact on your generation in your opinion?
I would say the Harry Potter series by J.K.Rowling, but more recently The Hunger Games trilogy by Suzanne Collins. HP is quite obvious, but the latter started a huge trend of dystopian theme novels. Really does make one think...

Bookshelf Tag :)

1. How many books do you have on your bookshelf/shelves?
About 100
2. Where/how did you compile your books from?
About 90% were free from school and the rest I bought.
3. Oldest book?
The 5th Harry Potter book from 6th grade.
4. Recent book addition to your collection?
The ones I got in my book swap.
5. Favorite book?
Too many to just pick 1, but I will eventually do a post on my all time favorite books! For now, anything here that I also own.
6. Author with most books owned?
4 of Jamilah Kolocotronis books, author of the Echoes series.
7. Do you have any complete/incomplete series?
Unfortunately, I have more incomplete and 3 almost complete series.
8. Do you have any books that don't belong to you?
A pile of library books (that I will eventually include in a collective book review iA ;)
9. 1 random non-book related item on your shelf?
A box with blue glass "pebbles".
10. 1 book you would give away?
2 Deltora books.

Bonus!!!
1. Do you decorate your shelf/shelves and how?
As of now, no. But, I do have some cute ideas to decorate. Once I do, I will do a bookshelf "tour and decor" post iA ;)
2. Do you read books on any electronic device and which one?
I have the Nook app on my laptop.