Books to fall for

The Celebrity Book Tag

Kat Impossible28 Comments

Okay … maybe I was a little over-dramatic about the internet the other day. It’s working just fine now (after a technician came and fixed it. It didn’t just miraculously work again.) and that means that there wasn’t much to be missed out on. To celebrate the return of functioning WiFi, I present to you the Celebrity Book Tag. After a little chat, lovely Josie @Josie’s Book Corner was so nice as to tag me in the comments. You should check out her post (and her blog in general), because she gives the most creative answers and has the best ideas for discussion topics.

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1. Emma Watson — A book with a hot, kick-butt female character

I have to give it to the book industry, because there are actually tons of characters to choose from for this category. Which is a really good sign I think! I guess I am going with Harper Price, heroine of Rebel Belle by Rachel Hawkins. She’s a true Southern belle, but one day she receives powers and gets super strong. She is definitely bad-ass!

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2. Ryan Gosling— A book with the hottest male character

I know that this was Josie’s answer as well, but EVERYONE in A Court of Thorns and Roses is absolutely gorgeous and handsome and generally swoon-worthy! My favourites are definitely Lucien and Rhysand, but you know, I can’t deny that Tamlin is pretty hot as well.

3. Angelina Jolie and Brad Pitt — A book with your favorite fictional book couple

I am MALEC fan ALL THE WAY! Magnus Bane by himself is one of my favourite characters of all the books I’ve ever read, but when he’s with Alec – oh my, I just ship them so hard! I think I smile through (almost) every single scene with them together.

4. Shailene Woodley — Author you’ve recently discovered and loved

So many to choose from! I think I have to go with more than one: Andy Weir, Sarah J. Maas, Jasmine Warga, Victoria Aveyard, …

5. Josh Hutcherson- Favorite short story or novella

I am not huge on novellas and I haven’t read all that many short stories in my life. However, the Unite Me companion novellas for the Shatter Me series were vital to get a better understanding of Warner and Adam, even though they didn’t actually add that much to the story. Still, I can’t help but think that novellas are a little weird.

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6. Dwayne Johnson AKA The Rock — Favorite Big Book (over 500 pages)

As I feel my answers becoming very repetitive in these tags, I’m trying to say something, really anything, that I haven’t mentioned a 100 times before. I’ve actually thought of a book now and that’s Nineteen Minutes by Jodi Picoult. It’s about bullying and a school shooting, so I think that the topics are still very current, even though I’ve read this years ago. It was a very emotional read!

7. Leonardio DiCaprio — A series with the most upsetting death (NO SPOILERS)

I’ve mentioned it before, but in for the sake of not spoiling anything, I am just mentioning the title of the series: The Dark Reflections by Kai Meyer.

8. Kristen Stewart — A book you found boring

I really liked the movie, but somehow I just can’t seem to get through the book. Winter’s Tale by Mark Helprin sounds so lovely and so many people love it, but I can’t get through one page without my eyes wanting to close … Unfortunately! I really wish it were different!

9. Ian Somerhalder and his cat — Cutest book on your shelf

The one book that just always makes me feel all fuzzy and warm inside is Anna and the French Kiss by Stephanie Perkins. It’s so adorable and cutesy, I had to pick it for this category!

10. Jennifer Lawrence — Perfect book or series

The Night Circus by Erin Morgenstern! Perfect may be an overstatement, because if it were truly perfect, there would be more of it. I fell in love with this book and I can’t help but want some sort of sequel or for the movie to finally be made. It’s been optioned for what feels like centuries and they are probably afraid of screwing it up (and rightly so), but I need more circus-time. Any way I can get it!

 

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And at last, I tag thee:

*As always, please don’t feel obliged to do the tag if you don’t want to!

28 thoughts on “The Celebrity Book Tag”

  4. Magnus Bane cracks me up. I totally ship him and Alec, too. They shouldn’t work together, but they just…do. They kind of clicked. And I keep hearing about the Night Circus, but I don’t think it’s YA and that’s why I haven’t read it…right? Or is it YA and it’s just super super popular so it’s never at the library?

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    • Right? I was so dubious at first about Malec, but I love them together now.
      About the Night Circus, I wouldn’t necessarily call it YA. I think it’s just declared as Fantasy as far as I know. However, I read YA 90% of the time and the Night Circus fit right in. I think it’s a great book, but don’t get caught up in the hype. I find that whenever a book is hyped too much, I am disappointed when reading it.

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  6. I haven’t read Tahereh Mafi’s series but is it weird that whenever I see Unite Me >> I read it as Untie Me LOL. But man whoever thought of these actors definitely feels lke they only watch super hyped or YA movies of some sort. (There are simply better names I can think of to fit each category). Anyhow, thank you for tagging me! I will add it to the queue.

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    • Now I had to go back and check if I didn’t actually write Untie Me by accident hahaha but interesting tricks that your mind plays on you.
      I get what you mean by the actors. If you do end up doing the tag, you could always add your actor/actress preference I guess? I bet they only picked the hyped Hollywood celebrities so that really everyone would know who they were talking about. (but I could think of some better choices as well …)

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