Book Tag Thursday: Wonder Woman 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: Wonder Woman Book Tag
Found At: Lair of Books
Wonder Woman: Your favorite badass female book character
Out of my most recent reads, I really admired Dimple from When Dimple Met Rishi. She was a strong, confident young woman who wanted to pursue her passions. She had a goal and even when she doubted herself she still stuck to her goal of developing an app and wanting to make waves in the STEM field.
Fantasy Island: A book setting you want to escape to
For me it’s always gonna be Hogwarts. Magic is cool!
London: A hyped book that let you down
Usually I enjoy all of Sophie Kinsella’s novels, but Surprise Me was a bit of let down. I had no problem with the fluffiness of it and I liked the concept of a married couple trying to spice up their marriage. But its downfall was that it lacked substance and the characters were a bit bland.
Steve Trevor: A book that has a beautiful cover and a great story (i.e. good personality)
The whole series has gorgeous covers, but this is one of my favorites. Second Daughter also has a great story and it’s the second installment of The Royals of Dharia series. The series is a fun fusion of steam punk with Indian characters and it’s action-packed with a lot of romance. I can’t wait to read the third book.
Lasso of Truth: A book you hated
It’s been a long while since I read a book I’ve hated, so I’ll pick a DNF book. I just couldn’t get into the story subject, for Everything Belongs to Us, but I had no issues with the writing. I stopped reading it a quarter way through.
Wonder Woman’s Shield: A book so sad that you need a shield
The Bone Sparrow was a book tinged with sadness due to its subject matter. Fraillon mixes a heavy dose of fictional characters with a harsh realty in order to create an important narrative about human rights issues and brings them to light.
Ares: a villain that is scary, but you can’t seem to hate them
I usually hate most literary villains, but the White Witch from Narnia is terrifying yet fascinating.
The Amazons: A book that you wish had more/better LGBT+ representation
I can’t think of a specific book.
Justice League: What superhero book friends do you tag
Anyone who’d like to do this tag!
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