A while ago I was tagged by Sofia from Take A Walk On The Write Side I thought this was fun so I decided to fill it out and tag someone else.
Flour: A book that was a little bit slow to start off but really picked up as it went along.
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Margarine: A book that had a rich, great plot.
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I wonderful book set in a new world, in the Frost were Lia live, and everything is snow and ice, which soothes me.
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I recently read a book that I did not finish, a short story that was really bad. But I can't really think of
anything that was bad and turned out great.
I read one of those back in 2013, The Moon Dwellers by David Estes, this book started really slow, which I didn't like very much but the ending was phenomenal and after some thought I understood why David Estes has chosen this strategy.
Sugar: A sugary, sweet book.
I haven't read sugary sweet in a while, so I am going for one that I am about to read, that also has a
sugary sweet name Glazuur (meaning Icing in dutch) by Lisette Jonkman. I hope this will turn out to be sugary sweet and funny.
Icing - A book that covered every single element that you enjoy about a book (funny moments, action moments, sad moments, etc.)
This one is easy, I will have to go with a book I all ready want to re-read even though I finished it
September, when I finished reading it I wanted to start again right after. I am talking about Throne of Glass by Sarah J. Maas.
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Oh I am so going to re-read this soon and write a really good review for it... I did not review this book yet because I couldn't put my thoughts on paper, I couldn't find the right words to describe how awesome this book was.
So after I have re-read it, I will try again and tell you how freaking awesome the book is.
After reading this book on my ereader, I had to have it in hardcover, I now own the first 3 books plus the fourth (The The Assassin's blade, which is a series of novellas) in hardcover and they are so pretty!
Sprinkles: A book series that you can kind of turn back to for a little pick me up when you're feeling down.
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The Cherry on Top - Your favourite book this year so far.
I am going for last year, since I only have finished 1 this year sofar, I could ofcourse say Throne of Glass, but I think emotion wise Hopeless really ranked on top, it destroyed me emotionally, I just do not have the words for how great this book was. Read my review here: Hopeless ~ Colleen Hoover
Now for the one I am going to tag, I am tagging you Inge from Bookshelf Reflections
Thank you for tagging me, Irene! I will let you know when I post it so you can read my answers :D
ReplyDeleteThanks! Curious to see what you come up with :)
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