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The Snack Food Book Tag

Kat Impossible30 Comments

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Have you ever noticed how many food-related book tags there are? SO MANY! And I get it, books and food are two of the most important things in life. Can’t help but get really hungry when doing these tags though, nonetheless, huge thanks to the Orang-Utan Librarian for tagging me to do The Snack Food Book Tag!

Chocolate covered Pretzels – a book couple you never thought would work/get together

First, not a massive fan of chocolate covered Pretzels … I like soft pretzels a lot more. But that wasn’t the question. I am pretty easily convinced to ship something, so this is pretty difficult for me to answer. Also, most books make it pretty obvious as to who belongs together … I guess my answer would have to be Warner and Juliette from Shatter Me. I did not see that working out in the first book, but then we all know what happens.

Prunegales (see what I did there? the names trademarked so I couldn’t use it) – an addictive book you can’t get enough of

Prunegales are the best! Can I say a whole series? Because I sure as heck can’t get enough of the Shadowhunter world! Keep those books coming!

 

Trail mix – a book with a variety of characters

Darn it! Could have totally used my previous answer for this one as well. Then I can’t help but steal Game of Thrones as an answer, because that’s also quite the obvious choice. And you all know who my favourite of the bunch is.

 

Fruit bowls – An unpredictable character 

Why are fruit bowls unpredictable? Are people just throwing exotic things in it and no one knows what they are eating? I am clearly overthinking this, my answer: Maven, my beloved friend from the Red Queen series, definitely fits that category. I think he’s gone completely bonkers now, but I can’t help but love him. What can you do?

Nut  bar – You’re go to book

Uhm … Red Rising? I can never shut up about the brilliance of that series.

Popcorn – A character you can’t help but like

To keep rolling with the previous answer, Sevro has totally won my heart. That dude is savage and weird and probably very smelly but I can’t help and adore the guy! (btw, I didn’t find the person who created the image below, but I think it’s awesome and all due respect to the original creator)

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30 thoughts on “The Snack Food Book Tag”

  6. Everyone raves about Red Rising. Damn, so many books, such little time. I loved this post Kat. Particularly your description for GOT. When I saw the question that’s the first thing that popped into my mind.

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    • I am always scared that Red Rising gets overhyped :/ I started the book and was pretty sure that it might not end liking it, which for the first time in a long while lead to me not ordering all the available books at once. It’s definitely more on the adult than the YA scope and very gory, but somehow it stole my heart and has forever carved its name in it. It took a while until I really could just let myself go in that world, but now I love it.

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      • Well that’s all the better then. Maybe you loved it more because you were worried about not liking it. Adult genres are more to my preference anyway so this might be right up my alley. Thanks Kat.

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