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THE RABBIT EARS BOOK TAG
Hey everyone! I just created this new book tag called “The Rabbit Ears Book Tag” and I just wanted to give everyone a gist of how this works by starting off the tag myself! So, here we go!
The questions for this tag are:
1. The Fool and the Flying Ship: Favorite Book that made you laugh
My favorite book that made me laugh was Allie Brosh’s “Hyperbole and a Half!” The illustrations were hilarious and the narrative was so unique!
2. The Velveteen Rabbit: Favorite Book that made you cry
I cried so much during John Green’s “The Fault in Our Stars.” The ending just broke me to pieces.
3. John Henry: Favorite Book that inspired you
Neil Gaiman’s “The Ocean at the End of the Lane” inspired me to see the power of reading and it just made me appreciate books a lot more! Also, has a strong female protagonist!
4. The Legend of Sleepy Hollow: Favorite Book that scared you
The scariest book I’ve read so far was Stephen King’s “Carrie,” as the idea about someone using their telepathic powers to slaughter a school was pretty creepy to me!
5. The Emperor and the Nightingale : Favorite Book that took place in a foreign country
I really enjoyed Marissa Meyer’s “Cinder” as it took place in New Beijing and I just loved the Chinese culture explored in that book.
6. Follow the Drinking Gourd: Favorite Book about Diversity
Brian K. Vaughan’s “Saga” series was always a fantastic book that promoted diversity and I just loved the characters in that series! Also, Kurtis J. Wiebe’s “Rat Queens” series is a close second!
7. East of the Sun West of the Moon: Favorite Book about Romance
I have read a lot of romance novels that really hit me to the core, so I chose Susan Elizabeth Phillips’ novel “Kiss An Angel” since it was the most powerful romance novel I had read yet!
8. How the Rhinoceros Got His Skin and How the Camel Got His Hump: Most Unusual Book You’ve Read
The most unusual (and favorite) book I’ve read was Neil Gaiman’s “Neverwhere” as it was full of bizarre moments that twisted my mind, but made me love the book even more!
9. Pecos Bill: Favorite Book that was adventurous and action packed
Probably the most action packed comic I’ve ever read was Joss Whedon’s run on “Astonishing X-Men.” Every moment was pretty much an intense ride for the X-Men!
10. The Bremen Town Musicians: Favorite Book about Friendship
Lisa Kleypas’ “Wallflower” series was a fantastic series that was about the friendship between a set of women who are trying to get married and yet try to stay close to each other as much as possible. I just loved their humorous and witty dynamic with each other!
11. A Gingerbread Christmas: Favorite Book that was holiday themed
Jill Shalvis’ “Simply Irresistible” took place during Christmas time and it was such a heartwarming and hilarious story that made me feel good inside!
12. Brer Rabbit and the Wonderful Tar Baby: Favorite Book with a rivalry between two characters
Alan Moore’s “Batman: The Killing Joke” was probably my most favorite interpretation of the rivalry between the Joker and Batman!
13. The Five Chinese Brothers: Favorite Book about family
I have always loved Lisa Kleypas “Hathaway” series as the Hathaway family go through some tough times, but they still stick together no matter what!
14. Anansi: Favorite Book that has animal characters
Patricia Briggs’ “Moon Called” does have a werewolf in the book, so I would definitely count that!
15. Rip Van Winkle: Book you fell asleep through
Mary Balogh’s “A Summer to Remember” sort of put me to sleep. Maybe, I’ll give that book a second chance since I didn’t finish reading it the first time.
And the people I nominate are:
- Kathy @ Books and Munchies
- Aentee @ Read at Midnight
- Erika @ Erika in Bookventureland
- Meggy @ Chocolate n’ Waffles
- Trisha-Ann @ The Bookgasm Blog
- Ashley @ What’s She Reading?
- Liam @ Liam’s Library
- Jenna @ Reading with Jenna
- Nicole @ Away in Neverland
- Aetheristrux @ The Amazing Life of a Bookworm
- Cherry @ Read Forevermore
- The Bibliosanctum
- Erika and Miedjel @ Partners in Books
- Anna @ My Bookish Dream
- Rain @ Bookdragonism
WORDLESS WEDNESDAY #5
WWW WEDNESDAYS #18: July 24, 2019
Hello everyone! WWW Wednesday is a book meme hosted by Sam @ Taking On a World of Words and you just answer three questions and leave your links down below! Sorry I’ve been missing in action for the last few months, but hopefully I’ll be getting back on track with my reading this time around!
I just started reading “The Cruel Prince” by Holly Black and man, did it start off with a bang! I never would have expected this book to start off with such a tragedy! Now, I’m more interested than ever to see where this book goes!
I just finished reading “Illuminae” by Amie Kaufman and Jay Kristoff and I loved it! I just loved the way that this book was written as it was mostly written as documents and diagrams that were made by the characters and I loved all the plot twists that happened in this book!
The first book I wanted to read is “Our Dark Duet” by Victoria Schwab. I had just taken a break from reading this book and hopefully I’ll dive back into it! The next book I wanted to read is “Night of Cake and Puppets” by Laini Taylor. I have been reading the “Daughter of Smoke and Bone” series and I really wanted to read this little short story from the series! I had just recently picked up a new book written by C.G. Drews called “A Thousand Perfect Notes” and this would be the very first book I actually read that is written by a fellow book blogger (Paper Fury, anyone?) and I can’t wait to dive into this book soon!
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WWW WEDNESDAYS #17: MAY 15, 2019
Hello everyone! WWW Wednesday is a book meme hosted by Sam @ Taking On a World of Words and you just answer three questions and leave your links down below! Sorry I’ve been missing in action for the last few months, but hopefully I’ll be getting back on track with my reading this time around!
I’m finally reading “Illuminae” by Amie Kaufman and Jay Kristoff and it’s pretty interesting so far! I will admit that the narrative was a bit confusing at first, because I’m not used to reading a book that is mostly set up as an interview or as a Wikipedia page, but it’s starting to grow on me a bit.
I just finished reading “Shadow of the Fox” by Julie Kagawa and it was amazing!!! I just loved the Japanese mythology that went into this book and all the characters were awesome, especially Yumeko, Tatsumi and Okame! After reading the ending of this book, I am so ready to read the sequel “Soul of the Sword!”
The first book I wanted to read is “Our Dark Duet” by Victoria Schwab. I had just taken a break from reading this book and hopefully I’ll dive back into it! The next book I wanted to read is “The Cruel Prince” by Holly Black. This was a book that I had owned for awhile now and I’ve been hearing so many good things about this book that I wanted to read it as soon as possible! I had just recently picked up a new book written by C.G. Drews called “A Thousand Perfect Notes” and this would be the very first book I actually read that is written by a fellow book blogger (Paper Fury, anyone?) and I can’t wait to dive into this book soon!
DOWN THE TBR HOLE #2
Hey everyone! I just saw this interesting book meme on It’s All About Books’ post, which was started on Secret Library, which was started on Lost in a Story and I was really interested in this meme since my TBR shelf is getting way out of hand at this point and it’s time for me to do some cleaning out on my TBR shelf!
RULES:
- Go to your goodreads to-read shelf.
- Order on ascending date added.
- Take the first 5 (or 10 if you’re feeling adventurous) books
- Read the synopses of the books
- Decide: keep it or should it go?
So, here’s my first 10 books from my TBR pile that I’m going to go through!
- A World of His Own: In the Land of the Creoles by Arlette Gaffrey
VERDICT:
GO
I don’t think that I’m into this type of story, so this book will be off my TBR.
2. Across Australia from East to West by Thomas Palfy
VERDICT:
GO
This is another non-fiction work that I am not interested in and the Goodreads rating for this book is a bit troubling for me since I tend to go more for books that are rated 4 stars or higher.
3. The Lovely Bones by Alice Sebold
VERDICT:
GO
At the moment, I’m not that interested in reading this book, despite the fact that many people have read it. I might pick it up later, but for right now, I’m taking it off my TBR.
4. The Stranger by Chris Van Allsburg
VERDICT:
KEEP
I had read this book many years ago and I wanted to reread this book to see if my opinions about it had changed. So, I’m keeping it on my TBR.
5. Zathura by Chris Van Allsburg
VERDICT:
KEEP
Another book I had read years ago and I wanted to reread again. So, I’m keeping this book on the shelf.
6. Mr. Goethe’s Garden by Diana Cohn
VERDICT:
KEEP
This sounds like a cute book that I got to read, so I’m keeping this on my shelf!
7. Books for Children of the World: The Story of Jella Lepman by Sydelle Pearl
VERDICT:
KEEP
This sounds like an interesting read, so I’ll keep it on my shelf!
8. The Sugaring – Off Party by Jonathan London
VERDICT:
KEEP
This sounds like a cute read, so I’ll keep it on my shelf.
9. Behind the Columns by Arlette Gaffrey
VERDICT:
GO
This book sounds way too depressing for me and I’m not in the mood to read depressing books. So this book will go.
10. The Juniper Tree and Other Tales from Grimm by Jacob and Wilhelm Grimm
VERDICT:
KEEP
No way! There’s no way I’m taking this book off my shelf, especially since I love the Brothers Grimm stories so much!
I had actually added more books to my TBR since then, so the numbers might be higher than expected.
TOTAL NUMBER OF BOOKS REMOVED: 4
TOTAL NUMBER OF BOOKS KEPT: 6
TOTAL BOOKS LEFT ON TBR SHELF: 729
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