The Easter Booktag!

Welcome Back! This month I am participating in Bookending Spring. This is an event for bloggers where prompts are posted, and  a blog will write a post on said prompt. I might go back and do some past prompts, but I wanted to do this tag! I love Easter and when I saw this was going to be posted; I jumped at the chance to do this tag! This tag was created by thecalicobooks. Here is the original tag!Credit for the images and the questions to them! 

The Guernsey Literary and Potato Peel Pie Society! I  feel that this historical fiction gets brushed  aside for a book that might be more known. I loved the style of this book, a story told in letters was the perfect way to tell the narrative. I loved all the characters in the story, their friendships were everything! The romance in this book was so sweet. This novel checked all the boxes I look for in a Historical Fiction. 

This is sort of tough for me as I never know if a novel is a debut or not. Geekerlla was a fantastic tale of fandom and I was so here for this. I loved the characters, and I loved the world of the Con that Ashley Poston created. 

Another debut novel I enjoyed was Comics Will Break Your Heart. This novel was star-crossed lovers, who had feuding families in the comic industry. Basically, without spoiling the book, Miriam (Mir) had a grandfather who worked with  Weldon's grandfather. The plot might seem simple, but it was the dynamics of the families that kept me reading this. The characters were sweet and it might be one of the most real books I have read about being a high school Junior because of the main character. The romance was adorable, and I found myself rooting for Mir and Weldon. I will review this in a few weeks, I am behind on reviews I know, but this is on the list! 

The Amazon daily deals are like kryptonite to me sometimes. The last book was Shatter Me when it was on the deals a few days ago. I have heard the hype for the series, and because I am one that mostly follows the hype, I got the EBook to see if it lives up to all the hype. 

To All The Boys I've Loved Before by Jenny Han. I loved this book, and I thought that it was so cute, and I loved it. This was such a sweet romantic YA story without being overly romantic. I love Lara Jean and Peter!!! 

I believe I may have spoken about this in the past. Jane Eyre because it was the first classic that I picked up on my own. This was not a required reading for a high school or college reading. I was swept into the world of this Gothic novel, and I was so here for Jane as a character! I credit this book as changing my view on reading. 

There were surprise twist in Last of Her Name. This was an Anastasia retelling, but I was still surprised by a  lot of this book while reading it. 

I am supposed to tag bloggers, so if you see this, and you're a blogger who wants to do the tag, feel free to say that I tagged you!!!