Firstly, no one tagged me, so I just tagged myself.
Once again, not originally a photo tag, but you can just try to stop me!
One.Snow White-Name your favourite classic.
Alice in Wonderland by Lewis Carroll
Two. Cinderella- Name a book that kept you reading well past your bedtime.
The Bone Season by Samantha Shannon
Three. Aurora- Name your favourite classic romance.
Even though I now realise that this story isn’t really romantic at all and is actually pretty horrific, I loved The Little Mermaid by Hans Christen Andersen when I was younger.
Four. Ariel- Name a book that’s about making sacrifices and fighting for your dreams.
A Court of Thorns and Roses by Sarah J. Maas
Five. Belle- Name a book with a smart and independent female character.
Sabriel by Garth Nix
Six. Jasmine- Name a book with a character who challenged the social conventions of their world.
Red Rising by Pierce Brown
Seven. Pocahontas- Name a book whose ending was a roller-coaster of emotions.
The Knife of Never Letting Go by Patrick Ness
Eight. Mulan- Name a book with a kick-ass female character.
The Shining Girls by Lauren Beukes
Nine. Tiana- Name a book featuring a hardworking, self-made character.
Water for Elephants by Sara Gruen
Ten. Rapunzel- Name a book that features an artist.
The Name of the Wind by Patrick Rothfuss
Eleven. Merida- Name a book that features a mother-daughter relationship.
The Strange and Beautiful Sorrows of Ava Lavender
Twelve. Anna and Elsa- Name a book that features a great relationship between siblings.
Daughter of the Forest by Juliet Marillier
So there are my answers. I’m going to tag Jen from Just One More Page, Kelsey from Darcy’s Book Blog, and Cait from Paper Fury.
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ZOMG SO MUCH PRETTY THO. And heck yes The Knife of Never Letting Go was a roller coaster of emotions. OMG MANCHEEEE. *composes self* Thanks so much for the tag!!
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I will never be okay again. I still have manchee nightmares.
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I’ve only read one of these: the strange and beautiful sorrows of Ava lavender, and that was only because I met the author. But I cried multiple times throughout the book, so I’m glad I did
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I actually have quite a love/hate relationship with that book. For the first 80% it was one of the most beautiful books I’ve ever read because it was strange and beautiful and sorrowful and just so whimsical and I loved it. And then the thing happened and there was no longer anything strange and beautiful about it. It was just horrific. It sucked all the magic away. It should have been called “the strange and beautiful sorrows of everyone but Ava Lavender”.
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It’s the same with me. I adore it and hate it all at the same time.
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AWESOME, gorgeous post, Tina. You did this tag so gorgeously, although with the quality and sublime beauty of all your photographs I shouldn’t be surprised that you’ve done it again here. You really captured these books in an utterly gorgeous way, and your edition of Alice- squee! So nice. There are a good few books here that I need to give a go, including Ava Lavender (which sounds beautiful and hopefully I’m not disappointed in the end as a lot of people seem to be), and Patrick Ness is someone I truly want to read. His work sounds really diverse and intriguing. And possibly gut punching. x
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Patrick Ness is the king of gut-punching, but absolutely brilliant!
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