It’s Fridaaaaay again – holla up, and I’ve got another book tag for you. Unfortunately I’ve got conjunctivitis so I’m trying to write this with a layer of Optrex in my right eye *just because it doesn’t seem to be healing so well. I can’t remember for the life of me where I found this but it’s been sad in my drafts for little over a month so I thought it was time to get it all written up – ENJOY!
BLACK: A SERIES THAT’S TOUGH TO GET INTO BUT HAS HARDCORE FANS
The Hobbit and The Lord of the RingsPaperback by
This is a reaaaaaally controversial choice but I have really struggled with these series. I’ve tried numerous times over the past few years to really get into this but every time I have failed miserably – sadly.
PEPPERMINT MOCHA: A BOOK THAT GETS MORE POPULAR DURING THE WINTER OR A FESTIVE TIME OF YEAR
Harry Potter and the Philosopher’s Stone
I think maybe because these films are allllll over the channels over the festive period but whenever the Christmas period rolls around I always feel the urge to wrap myself back in the warm blanket that is Harry Potter.
HOT CHOCOLATE: A FAVORITE CHILDREN’S BOOK
Judy Moody Predicts the Future by
I don’t reallly know what my favourite book was as a child (because I could never pick between Roald Dahl books) but these series of books were definitely up there. I adored Judy Moody and the trials and tribulations she went through – brilliant books with beautiful covers.
DOUBLE SHOT OF ESPRESSO: A BOOK THAT KEPT YOU ON THE EDGE OF YOUR SEAT FROM START TO FINISH
Snow White Must Die by
I read this really recently and reviewed it here – you can see why I adored this book so much, but basically this had it all, a crime with multiple red-herrings, potential murderers, and multiple plot-lines. It’s fantastic!
STARBUCKS: A BOOK YOU SEE EVERYWHERE
City of Bones by
Stilllllll haven’t read this. *slaps wrist*
THE HIPSTER COFFEE SHOP: A BOOK BY AN INDIE AUTHOR (A SHOUT OUT)
REINHEIT by THOMAS S FLOWERS
This is a book that I adored and kinda of want to re-write because I feel, at least, that I’m so much better at writing reviews now, compared to the reviews I used to write a couple of years back. This book was absolutely stunning just like everything this author writes – go and check him out pleassse.
OOPS! I ACCIDENTALLY GOT DECAF: A BOOK YOU WERE EXPECTING MORE FROM
The Woman who Went to Bed for a Year by
This was supposed to be a laugh out loud sarcastic, hilarious book but it ended up being very calloused and cold. Not a book I should have hyped up and up for it to then come crashing down on me.
THE PERFECT BLEND: NAME A BOOK OR SERIES THAT WAS BOTH BITTER AND SWEET, BUT ULTIMATELY SATISFYING.
The End of Your Life Book Club by
Oh my, this book – SERIOUSLY. It’s bitter and sweet because it’s a beautifully lyrical, stunningly written book but the actually focus of the book is utterly devastating. STUNNING book, seriously stunning.
GREEN TEA: NAME A BOOK OR SERIES THAT IS QUIETLY BEAUTIFUL.
Phoning Home: Essays by
Any book by Jacob Appel is stunning – full of quirky, simple, stunning writing his books are honestly beautiful.
CHAI TEA: NAME A BOOK OR SERIES THAT MAKES YOU DREAM OF FAR OFF PLACES.
The Lion, the Witch and the Wardrobe (The Chronicles of Narnia) by
I really desperately want to re-read this. It’s so beautiful and so utterly entrancing. It’s been way to long since I read this stunning far away, fantasy book.
EARL GREY: NAME YOUR FAVOURITE CLASSIC.
Down and Out in Paris and London by
SOOOOOO much better than 1984, so much better. I adored this book and I feel that it really shows off the beauty of Orwell.
So there we go – I tag everyone that adores Friday’s andddd have a great lovely readers.
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Lovely Book Tag – I certainly agree with the Sue Townsend choice – I thought it desperately sad, and couldn’t understand WHY anyone would laugh at it… I very much hope your eyes soon feel better, it is SUCH a miserable complaint:(. Take care and hope your week-end and eyes rapidly improve!
Nice pic! I haven’t read any of these yet but your George Orwell pick peaked my interest.
Definitely worth a read – an utterly fantastic read! Have you read 1984?
I could never get into Lord Of The Rings and am so pleased that I’m not the only one!
Yaaaay! People always look at me so shocked, like OMG LOTR is life, but for me just never ever clicked!
We need our own club: The No Thanks, I’ll skip Tolkein Club
Yes!!!
this was a real fun tag! : )
I enjoyed it too 😀 😀
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This is a fun idea! I loved The Hobbit (much more than The Lord of the Rings) but I love hard core fantasy. I definitely agree with the Harry Potter choice. Reading any Harry Potter book always feels like Christmas. Thanks for sharing!
I still haven’t read The Hobbit or an LOTR but I do adore HP!
I wish that I liked fantasy books more but I just struggle with the genre so much 😀
Glad you liked the tag 🙂
What a fantastic tag! I will definitely be referring back to this when I need something new to read!
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Yaaaaay 😀
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I love this idea! Definitely getting a list like this together!! Fun challenge.