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Book Tag Thursdays !!!

Welcome back to Tag Thursdays! This is the Book Blogger Confessions Tag. I found the tag at this blog. Images from Goodreads


1. Which book, most recently, did you not finish?

The Graphic Novel Batman: The Dark Night Returns. I was not feeling it after the first pages, so I moved on. I might pick it up again soon? I had just read a Graphic Novel I loved, and this was such a letdown for me. 
2. Which book is your guilty pleasure?

Guilty? I don't have really any guilt in reading any books I read. Maybe a book that was for younger readers, I am talking like Elementary or Middle Grade was Mary Poppins Returns b Kathy McCullough. I spoiled the movie for myself by reading it, but I enjoyed the novel. 
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3. Which book do you love to hate?


Hate is such a strong word. I have a strong dislike for Wuthering Heights by Emily Bronte. I stopped about 40 pages from the end because I just couldn't take it anymore. I could not follow the plot, and the characters were running together. From what I remember, it was about two people's love story through the ages? As in, when they were younger and when they're older. Also, I found the characters boring as anything. 


4. Which book would you throw into the sea?



I feel bad using the same book for two questions. Snow Flower and the Secret Fan by Lisa See. I didn't remember that I read this book for a class until I ran through my Goodreads Read shelf. I really just don't know what to say here other than I couldn't get into this book. I remember finding the plot lackluster and the characters boring. 

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5. Which book have you read the most?


Jane Eyre by Charlotte Bronte, Flowers for Algernon by Daniel Keyes, and Fangirl by Rainbow Rowell with two times, respectively. The second one I read for two English classes one in Highschool and one in Middle School. I enjoy the story and the characters, but I probably won't read it again. Jane Eyre holds a special place in my heart. It was the first classic I read that wasn't assigned to me by a school, so it changed my perspective on the genre. Fangirl when I read it the first time was the first character who I felt a major connection with. I love rereading it and seeing Cath again! 



6. Which book would you hate to receive as a present?

It by Stephen King. I'm not big into the Horror genre,  because I don't do well with gore and blood. Also, that book seems terrifying. 
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7.  Which book could you not live without?

I am going with Pride&Prejuidce by Jane Austen. This is another classic story that I love. I would love to work into a yearly reread because it has been years since I read the novel. 

8. Which book made you the angriest? 


Hm. I'm not sure how to take this question. Angry in an "I can't believe the writer did this" or a "wow this was just really terrible book all around. Not to use Wuthering Heights for two questions, but that book just made me rage because I had no clue what was happening. 
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9. Which book made you cry the most?

The Fault In Our Stars by John Green. I was a mess reading that book. I read it as a teen or early 20-year-old. I would love to pick up this novel again. 
10. Which book cover do you hate the most?

Looking For Alaska by John Green. I felt that the cover didn't fit the story that the book was. 
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