The Quintessential Summer Book Tag

Let’s celebrate summer with The Quintessential Summer Book Tag.

I found this tag over on Reading Ladies Book Club. It was created by TheBookishKat.

Iced Drink-A Refreshing Book

I finished If You Ask Me by Betty White a few weeks ago. I had the most fun with it and it was a great palate cleanser from all the dark fiction I’ve been reading.

Cotton Candy-A Book That Was Fluffy

Cryptid Club was a fun, fluffy, lighthearted read with a little spooky mixed in.

Sunglasses-A Dark Book

There, There is a dark book that discusses the hardships that Native communities face even today. It wasn’t my favorite book due to some technical writing issues, but it’s still an eye-opening read.

Picnic on a Rainy Day-A Sad Book

Night is one of the saddest books I’ve ever read. It’s absolutely heartbreaking at times.

Sand-A Book That Irritated You

Howling Dark irritated me to the point that I didn’t even finish it. I loved Empire of Silence so much, but it felt like the momentum built in the first story got lost in Howling Dark.

Summer Blockbuster-A Favorite Book to Screen Adaptation

Matilda will always be my favorite adaptation.

Dropped Ice Cream-A Book That Didn’t Meet Expectations

All Systems Red felt a little flat to me. I think I hyped it up too much.

Palm Tree-A Book That Stands Taller Than the Rest

The Reformatory checked every box I could ask for. It was a great read, and I still think about it often.

Bonfire-A Heartwarming Book

Mr. Dickens and His Carol turned out to be a very heartwarming story. It gave me all the Christmas feelings that I was looking for.

Fireworks-A Book That Exploded Into My Life

I consider Mistborn a life changing book because it started my obsession with Brandon Sanderson. I’ve read a lot of great books because of it.

So that’s The Quintessential Summer Book Tag. If you want to play along, I tag you.