Nirvana tagged me in a book tag!
And not just any tag. But a Harry Potter Book Tag. Ooh!
What’s the difference? …It’s Harry Potter-ish…don’t question me darn it!
Here we go:
1. Expecto Patronum! (A childhood book connected to good memories.)
DeathNote by Tsugumi Ohba. Yeah, I know, it’s a graphic novel! But this is the book that started my unhealthy manga crave.
2. Expelliarmus! (A book that took you by surprise.)
The Weight of Blood by David Dalglish. I went on Amazon searching for a specific book (I can’t remember which) and happened across Daglish’s novel. I fell in love with it after reading the summary and sample. I ended up finding a new favorite author!
3. Prior Incantato! (The last book you read.)
Choices by K.W. McKabe. Here’s my review.
4. Alohomora! (A book that introduced you to a genre you would’t have considered before.)
The Cleaner by Mark Dawson. At one time I only frequented fantasy and science fiction. Dawson taught there’s a wealth of stories in other genres too.
5. Riddikulus! (A funny book you read.)
The only funny book that I can remember is Captain Underpants. It never gets old!
6. Sonorus! (A Book that you think everyone should know about.)
The Crown Tower by Michael J Sullivan. If you haven’t read into his series yet—you’re so missing out.
7. Obliviate! (A book you wish you never read)
There’s never been a book that I wish I never read. Simply because I don’t finish the ones that I don’t like.
8. Imperio! (A book you had to read for school.)
The Outsiders by S.E. Hinton. What’s there to say? Hinton’s book has a way with connecting to kids. This was the first book that my classmates and I didn’t fall asleep on.
9. Crucio! (A book that was painful to read.)
Cry the Beloved Country by Alan Paton. It was just sad to read about a priest divided by faith and fatherly duty.
10. Avada Kedavra! (A book that could kill.)
“It was the best of times, it was the worst of times.”
I respect classics…but…I can never get pass that sentence.
Tag YOU are it!