Book Tag Thursday: Cake Flavored Book Tag

Welcome to my segment where I find awesome book tags throughout the vast, wide inter-webs made by lovely bloggers like you! I’ll hope you’ll have fun and participate with me as well!

Today’s Topic: Cake Flavored Book Tag

Found At: Paper Fury

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1. Chocolate Cake: a dark book you absolutely love

I can’t think of any. 🙁

2. Vanilla Cake: a light read

Goldie Vance by Hope Larson is fun, light graphic novel series about a young detective name Goldie who loves to solve mysteries. She’s clever and always has the help of her friends. What I enjoyed most about this graphic novel is that it’s a newer version of Nancy Drew mysteries with a more diverse cast.

3. Red Velvet: a book that gave you mixed emotions

Insert Groom Here by K.M. Jackson was a cute romance with a few sexy moments. I enjoyed the book throughly, but I just felt like something was missing from the story. I wish it was less predictable.

4. Cheesecake: a book you would recommend to anyone

The Hate U Give by Angie Thomas is such an incredibly powerful read that everyone should read. It’s difficult to digest at certain points of the story, but it’s very timely and discusses a lot of important issues happening within our society.

5. Coffee Cake: a book you started but never finished

Kindred by Octavia Butler. It’s not that I didn’t enjoy the book, but when I initially read it was library copy and I couldn’t renew the book. Now that I own it, I’m free to read it at my leisure.

6. Carrot Cake: a book with great writing

Like Vanessa by Tami Charles is a wonderful middle grade book about following your dreams and body positivity. I loved Charles’ lyrical writing style and there is poetry verses laced throughout the book making it lyrical. Definitely recommend.

7. Tiramisu: book that left you wanting more

Every volume I read of Bride of the Water God leaves me wanting more. It’s one of my newer favorite manhwa series. I love the overall fairy tale like artwork and the story line.

8. Cupcakes: series with 4+ books

The Bloodhound Files by D.D. Barant are a great pick if you love paranormal fantasy books. The main character is a P.I. who gets stuck in an alternate universe where vampires, werewolves, etc exist. It’s interesting to she how she adapts to the new environment and it’s filled with action-packed scenes.

9. Fruit Cake: book that wasn’t what you anticipated

A Small Charred Face by Kazuki Sakuraba. I knew it would be a different type of vampire story, but I was unsure of how the author would put a spin on the trope. It was a lot calmer than most vampire novels, and I liked the way the multiple povs were written.

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