Book Tag Thursday: Pastry Book Tag
As always for this segment I will find awesome book tags throughout the vast, wide inter-webs and complete mini-challenges. I’ll hope you’ll have fun and participate with me as well! Leave your own answers in the comments or write your post and link it back to me. (You are also free to use the picture if you’d like, just credit me.)
Today’s Topic: Pastry Book Tag
Tagged by: The Book Adventurer
Originally Created by: Writing on a Vintage Typewriter
Croissant: Name a popular book or series that everyone (including you) loves.
The Mortal Instruments by Cassandra Claire. I love the fantasy aspect of the entire series and I like how complex the characters and plots/sub-plots are.
Macaron: Name a book that was hard to get through but worth it at the end.
Days of Blood & Starlight (Daughter of Smoke & Bone, #2) the first part of the book was intriguing, but the middle part was just weird. I love fantasy books, but the plot became so weird in the middle of the book that I found myself really confused. I was glad I finished the book though, and I still need to read the final book in the series.
Vol-au-vent: Name a book that you thought would be amazing but fell flat.
Renaissance Faire by Jane Stain. I had so many high hopes for this book, but I had a bad reading experience. The historical fiction aspect was great, but the dialogue, romance, character development, etc. were awful.
Pain au chocolat: Name a book that you thought would be one thing but turned out to be something else.
Lumberjanes by Shannon Watters, Grace Ellis and Noelle Stevenson. Upon reading the first volume I was a bit disappointed that the story was written in vignettes instead of having a continuous flow. Nonetheless, it’s still a great series.
Profiterole: Name a book or series that doesn’t get enough attention.
Stella Rose by Tammy Flanders Hetrick. I reviewed this book a while ago and I haven’t really heard too much buzz about this book. It’s a great story about family, relationships, and living life to the fullest.
Croquembouche: Name a book or series that’s extremely complex.
Confessions by Kanae Minato. The psychological thriller effect of the book keeps readers on their toes. Each chapter focuses on the pov of one character who may or may not be what they seem at first glance. The characters are so complex making the book so suspenseful!
Napoleon: Name a movie or TV show based off a book that you liked better than the book itself.
The Walking Dead by Robert Kirkman. I know the TV show and the book are separate, but from what I’ve read so far in the comics, I enjoy the show a bit more.
Empanada: Name a book that was bittersweet.
The Fault In Our Stars by John Green. While it was a heartwarming story it was also very sad.
Kolompeh: Name a book or series that takes place somewhere other than your home country.
Prisoner of Fog by Anne Blankman is historical fiction novel set in Germany. Blankman does an excellent job of weaving fact and fiction, during a very turbulent part of history in this series.
Pate a Choux: Name one food from a book or series that you would like to try.
I have read so many books that I can’t even remember the food they described.
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