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.
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 by Kathy McCullough. I spoiled the movie for myself by reading it, but I enjoyed the novel.
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 by Kathy McCullough. I spoiled the movie for myself by reading it, but I enjoyed the novel.
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.
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.
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.
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.
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.
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.
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.
Looking For Alaska by John Green. I felt that the cover didn't fit the story that the book was.
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