Guys! Guys! I’m doing the Harry Potter Spells Book
Tag! Are you as excited as I am? Because I’m pretty excited!
This tag was created by Kimberly Faye Reads and I love it so much. Combining Harry Potter—the ultimate book series—with all of the other books is just a fantastic day of fantasticness. Don’t you think?
In
case you don’t know, the tag uses spells, curses, and charms from the Wizarding
World and applies them to a book lovers’ world. And I guess I’ll stop rambling
and go ahead and get on with the tag.
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An Upcoming Release You Wish You Could Get
Your Hands on Right Now
There’s
a giant list of these, but the one I am waiting for right now is Gena Showalter’s
Firstlife. I love her YA books.
Favorite Series Starter
The Wrath and the Dawn by Renee Ahdieh
This
first book completely blew me away. I actually won this book in a giveaway and
I am so thankful for that, because
otherwise, I probably never would have picked it up.
A Book That Gave You All The Warm Fuzzies
Simon vs. the Homo Sapiens Agenda by Becky Albertalli
Contemporary
books don’t extend a lot of effort in order to give me the warm fuzzies, but
this book made me feel endless fuzzies. I just want to snuggle with it!
A Book That Made You Ugly Cry
The Last Time We Say
Goodbye by Cynthia Hand
I
didn’t want to go with the typical The
Fault in Our Stars answer, so instead, I’m going with Cynthia Hand’s
contemporary book. I think I sobbed through at least 60% of this one.
Bookish Hero or Heroine You Want Around to
Protect You In Real Life
Alec
from The Mortal Instruments Series
I know Alec
is gay. Very gay. But I have been obsessed with him ever since the
Shadowhunters TV show announced Matthew Daddario was going to play him. Now, I
can barely contain my excitement any time he’s mentioned. Plus, he’s pretty
bada$$.
A Book You Intentionally Spoiled For Yourself
Allegiant by Veronica Roth
Do
I even have to say why for this one?
A Book You Wish You Could Make Everyone Read
Because You Loved It So Much
Fangirl by Rainbow Rowell
There
are so many people in the world who haven’t read this book and I don’t
understand why. It’s so beautiful and fantastic. I love everything about it,
except how I want more.
A Book or Series You Wish Never Ended
The Dark Elements Series by Jennifer L.
Armentrout
I
love JLA’s books. LOVE them. So when this series ended, I was devastated. I
love Roth (and he loves me, he just doesn’t know it yet), so to say goodbye to
him for good was heartbreaking.
A Book With An Uplifting Ending or Message
All the Bright Places by Jennifer Niven
This
book made me cry so badly (not as much as TLTWSG, though), but it’s a great
read about self-acceptance and experiencing new things.
A Book You Wish You Could Forget You Ever Read
Wrecked by Priscilla West
I
loathed this book. I think I actually gave it two stars. I’d change it to one
now. It was a cliché romance with ridiculous dialog and I hated every moment of
it. It's also kind of ruined me for NA romance (in a bad way).
An Author Whose Books Always Get You Out Of A
Slump
Anything
by Meg Cabot
This
is a tough one because I haven’t reread any books lately and I don’t have a
go-to author for this. I think Meg Cabot’s books used to be my go-to reread
books whenever I needed a kick in the rear, but I’m not sure.
A Swoon-worthy Hero
Cole from The
White Rabbit Chronicles
I
love Cole. He’s an awesome fighter with a bada$$ personality and a bad$$ body
to match. What’s not to love?
A Book That Caused You To Stop Doing All Other
Things Until You Finished It
The Red Queen by Victoria Aveyard
Loves
this book. Loves. It’s like my precious, only better, because there will be
more books coming out and then I will have four preciouses.
A Book That Was Painful To Read
Black Ice by Becca Fitzpatrick
The
storyline of this book was actually pretty good. What was painful was the
ridiculous characters. “Oh, let’s go out into the blizzard instead of waiting
in our car like rational human beings?” Or, “Oh, let’s invite ourselves into a
cabin with two random guys in it when we’re two helpless girls?” Idiots.
A Book That Had You Laughing Out Loud
Cress by Marissa Meyer
I
always forget whether or not a book made me laugh. That’s weird, right? But I
do remember laughing quite a bit in Cress.
A Book That Made You Want To Send It Flying
Carry On by Rainbow Rowell
I
was so disappointed by this book! I had such high hopes and they were dashed to
little miniscule pieces! Maybe I’ll reread this once I’ve calmed down and it
won’t be so bad, but right now, I just want to forget that it exists.
Bookish World You Wish You Could Visit
The
Wizarding World of Harry Potter, duh
A Book With A Shocking End or Twist
The Kiss of Deception by Mary E. Pearson
WTH,
Pearson? How could you mess up my brain that
much? I even knew something was going to happen and I still couldn’t get over
how gullible I was.
A Character Death That Destroyed You
Ugly Love by Colleen Hoover
Best Series Conclusion
Clockwork Princess by Cassandra Clare
I
enjoyed the books themselves, but that epilogue. Gawd. That thing was
ridiculously good.
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Whew!
Well, I’m finished now. That took longer than I thought it would. Let me know
what some of your answers are to these questions in the comments. And if you’ve
already done this tag, send me a link and I’ll check it out.
YES! I'm so happy you enjoyed the tag and that you did it! I agree with a lot of your answers – namely Harry Potter, Fangirl, Clockwork Princess (which had me BAWLING on a plane) and Allegiant. I also see a lot of books on here I want to read, but yet to have. One day... :)
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