APPARENTLY I AM A CLASSIC // MY LIFE IN BOOKS TAG

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Awesome-sauce Tanaz over at Bookish Freaks did the My Life In Books tag, and obviously, since she tagged everyone, I had to do it as well. Because I luuurve book tags.

So, without further ado, let us find out exactly what my life is… in books. This should be interesting.

imageFind A Book For Each of Your Initials

My initials are G.M.T. (I will never give away my last name, because I am a mysterious vixen), and I pick Gone with the Wind, Miss Peregrine’s Home for Peculiar Children, and Throne of Glass.

imageCount Your Age Along Your Bookshelf: What Is It?

Daddy-Long-Legs by Jean Webster. I have very fond memories of my aunt loaning me this book, and then she never saw it again because I loved it so much and absolutely had to keep it. #dealwithitaunty

imagePick A Book That Represents A Destination You Would Like To Travel

Hate to be cliché, but Europe sounds really amazing right now. Maybe The Lightning Thief (PJ&O #1) because it has Grecian mythology? I’ve always loved Hermes, that wisecrack.

imagePick A Book That Is Your Favorite Color

I’m a very neutral-dark person, with some spots of pink here and there, so my selection is obviously Shatter Me by Tahereh Mafi (which I also have a review of). Have you seen how fricking gorgeous this cover is?

imageWhich Book Do You Have The Fondest Memory Of?

A Series of Unfortunate Events by Lemony Snicket. I was hooked on this 13-book series before even  Harry Potter, and I grew up with it, and it’s just very ingrained in my memory.

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imageWhich Book Did You Have The Most Difficulty Reading?

Well, this may not be a popular choice, but I definitely would point to Sense & Sensibility by Jane Austen in this case. It was my first Austen book, and I struggled with it for aaaaaaagesssss (no, seriously, at least a good three months). Now I love Jane Austen, but back then, I hated her books with a passion unheard of.

imageWhich Book In Your TBR Pile Will Give You the Biggest Sense of Achievement?

Moby Dick. This book is literally going to be a whale, and I hope I can push through it, but books about ships and journeys… they just don’t click with me. And believe me, I’ve tried reading Kidnapped and Robinson Crusoe and The Count of Monte Cristo, and I didn’t enjoy any of them.

 

MY NOMINATIONS

Cait @ Paper Fury // Aentee @ Read At Midnight // Mishma @ Chasing Faerytales // Nori @ Read Write Love

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Have you read any of these books? Do you connect with any of them in special ways? And PLEASE tell me there’s someone else out there who used to struggle with Jane Austen! Her writing style is so complex for an amateur YA-reader like myself, but Mansfield Park is still one of my favorite books. Of all time. EVER.

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