Suntag: The Cookie Book Tag!

This blog is becoming too serious! We need some bookish fun today, so I decided to resurrect my favorite non-review posts: the Suntag! On top of it, it’s ABOUT FOOD! I’ve been nominated by the adorable and fab Beth @ Reading Every Night and the lovely and great Jessica @ The Awkward Book Blogger! Thank you so much, ladies!

Rules:

• In addition to linking back to the person who tagged you, it would be awesome if you link back to Nicole’s original post!
• Pick a book that corresponds to the cookie’s ‘theme’.
• Have fun!
• Tag one to three people.

Chocolate Chip:
A classic book that you love or really enjoyed

Interpret classic how you want, it can be a classic written 100 years ago or 20 years ago.

What do you call a classic? :p Because the definition is different from my point of view! But I’ll go with the widespread meaning!

 

The only two classics I read without getting a headache or wanting to murder someone with the book. I really enjoyed those different but equally gripping stories!

Thin Mints:
A fandom that you really want to ‘join’ and/or a hyped-up book you want to read

Your source(s) of a book being hyped can be from anywhere.

I am so so late on this, but I really want to start reading Schwab’s work!

Shortbread:
An author you can’t get enough of

Rachel Amphlett has a way of putting right into the middle of her created world and make you connect with the characters that is so strong that wish I could reread this series! I’m now dying to get my hands on her other books!! Also, I want the key to #TheKayMystery!!

 

Samoas/Caramel DeLites:
An emotional rollercoaster

This cookie was hard…so any book that made you feel more than one emotion, strongly. The choice of emotions is up to you.

I had no idea what I was getting into when I started The Mountain in my Shoe. I loved the title but I hadn’t read the blurb when I started, and I was transported into lives and feelings I wasn’t ready for! The writing makes every emotion crawl under your skin and explode in your chest!

Oreos:
A book whose cover was better than the story, or vice versa, where the story was better than the cover

I had high hopes for PyschoAnalysis, and although the story wasn’t bad per say, the cover really had an impact on me while the book itself left me disappointed. Look at the contrast of the red on the white… It’s beautiful!!!

Tagalongs/Peanut Butter Patties:
A book that wasn’t what you expected

Good, bad, or just different, interpret how you wish.

Portmanteau was a real surprise I discovered thanks to the amazing Inge @ The Belgian Reviewer (and if you don’t know her site, which I doubt, go go go and check it!). I wasn’t sure what to expect so the story was refreshing and very … surprising!

Snickerdoodles:
A book you may never stop re-reading/loving

My first Orenda Books love. Intense, difficult read, but so beautifully written that I would definitely reread it (despite having no time to reread!!!) One sure is certain, I’m never stopping loving this and pushing it on people so we can fully tackle the subject of male spouse abuse.

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I’m tagging:

Yesha @ Books Teacups and Reviews

Marie @ Drizzle and Hurricane Books

Krysti @ YA & Wine

Dee @ Novel Deelights

Liz @ Cover to Cover

and EVERY FOODIE OUT HERE!