BOOK TAG: Spring Time, Cozy Time

Welcome to the blog’s first book tag post! I was planning to post a book tag soon, to add a different content to the blog, and a couple days ago I was tagged by Sometimes Leelynn Reads, so thank you for tagging me, Leelynn!

This tag was created by Kate from Cover to Cover book blog, so the credits go to her.

The rules are as follows:

1. Thank the person who nominated you.
2. Give credit to the original creator of the tag (Kate @ Cover to Cover Book Blog)
3. Link back to the original post (this one!)
4. Nominate other bloggers who need some cozy in their life!
5. You DO NOT have to wait for a nominaton to do this tag! Nominations are optional.
6. Link your post in the Master Linkey so other BookEnders can see it!
7. Finally… link your posts in the comments. It’s not a rule, but I want to see them!

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• Rainy days: A great cozy read while the storm is pounding away

The Bear and The Nightingale by Katherine Arden – Finding a cozy read was SO hard for me. Listen, I’m a high fantasy kind of girl. My favorite books feature assasins, epic battles, curses, and all that kind of non-cozy stuff. But… i’m trying to be more diverse with my reads. So this one is a book i’m really eager to read in the near future! Its cover definitely screams cozy, winter read.

• Thunderstorm: A book that surprised you

The Seven Husbands of Evelyn Hugo by Taylor Jenkins Reid – I can’t think of a book that made my jaw drop as many times as this one. Not even thrillers. This one taught me that no, I don’t know what the book is really about not even if I’ve read the plot or made some theories in my mind during the first pages. I’ll actually do a whole post on this book soon, so stay tuned for it!

• Birds are chirping: A book about music

Daisy Jones & The Six by Taylor Jenkins Reid – Of course this is the first book that came to my mind when I read the word “music”. You wouldn’t expect to feel the music, specially rock and roll, through a book. But trust me, this one will show you it’s very possible.

• Cozy blankets: A book that never gets old

The Little Prince by Antoine de Saint-Exupéry (yes, I googled that) – I think this is one of the most reread books in the world. I’ve only read it once, but I feel like no other book deserved the spot as much as this one.

• A whole new wardrobe: A book with a beautiful cover

The Raven and The Dove by Kaitlyn Davis – I haven’t read this yet, but that’s exactly the first thing that caught my attention. I don’t know who the artist is, but that cover is such a masterpiece, and it really stands out with its bright colors.

• Baby animals: A book featuring adorable animals

Alice’s Adventures in Wonderland by Lewis Carroll – The characters in this book are, in its great majority, animals, most of them with a real sassy attitude that made me laugh all the way through.

• Puddles: A books with an A+ reading experience – one that was so fun to read (even if it wasn’t your favorite)

The Gentleman’s Guide to Vice and Virtue by Mackenzi Lee – I had so much fun reading this book, with all the crazy adventures the characters get into. I can only describe it as Pirates of the Caribbean, but in a book.

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• Candy: Favorite book featuring a sweet, soft romance

The Kiss Quotient by Helen Hoang – This is such a sweet book! The romance between the main characters had me swooning at all times. But not only that, The Kiss Quotient is funny and even steamy. And it’s #OwnVoices, with autism rep!

• Spring cleaning: A book you reread every year / fairly often

Harry Potter series by J.K Rowling – I’d say the two books of the series I read the most are The Philosopher’s Stone and Prisoner of Azkaban, which is my favorite. They made me feel so at home the first time I read them and they never disappoint.

• Rainbow: Your favorite LGBTQ+ book

Red, White and Royal Blue by Casey McQuinston – This might not be a surprise to anyone as everyone and their moms read it last year. But it’s SO good, cute, funny and gives an amazingly inspiring message at the end.

• Early bird gets the worm: A favorite march/april new release you read or favorite 2020 #arc you’ve received

Bone Crier’s Moon by Kathryn Purdie – This book was released on March 7th, and I loved its magical system, the mythology and french inspired setting, as well as the characters with very distinct personalities. You can read my review of it here.

• Picnic: A go-to book that always travels with you or one that you always have on hand

Wuthering Heights by Charlotte Brontë – The funny thing is that I haven’t read this book. I never go further than chapter two or so, but I have such a little, easy-to-carry version of it that is the one I pick up when I go out.

• Declaring your Spring TBR: List three most anticipated reads for spring, and link your full TBR (if applicable!)

1. The Happy Ever After Playlist by Abby Jimenez – This is Sloan’s story, a character that we get to see in The Friend Zone (read my review here!), by the same author. I’m really looking foward to see what happens with her after the events in the already mentioned book.
2. We Set The Dark on Fire by Tehlor Kay Mejia – I’ve only heard good things of this book and it’s been recommended to me a few times already, so i’ll read it real soon.
3. From Blood and Ash by Jennifer L. Armentrout – This one seems to be a new favorite in book twitter, so i’m really excited to get into it ASAP!

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That’s all for the questions! The blogs i’ll tag will be posted on my twitter.

Have you read any of these books? What were your thoughts on them? Let’s talk in the comments!

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