I’m a big old Whovian so I’m tagging all of my fellow Doctor Who fans to do this tag. Shout out to Becoming Bookish for making this tag. I greatly appreciate it.
The Classics – A book that still fits into YA literature
I’m going to have to say To Kill A Mockingbird by Harper Lee. I recently reread it for class and I can see how it holds up the test of time. It may not be my favorite but I do appreciate it.
The Ninth Doctor – A book you feel is underrated
The Song of Achilles by Madeline Miller definitely deserves more attention, if you ask me. Feel free to read my review of the book.
David Tenant – A book series that was very hard to say good bye to when it ended
I feel like I don’t need too much of an explanation so I’m just going to leave the picture of the cover down here.
Matt Smith – A book that made you smile
The Lost Hero from the Heroes of Olympus series absolutely made me happy. I love the sense of humor that Riordan has that he uses in the books.
Rose and Ten – A ship that never sailed
I was pissed that Miles and Alaska never got a chance in Looking for Alaska by John Green.
Weeping Angel – A book that you blinked and it was over
The first time I read The Great Gatsby I breezed through it and was sad I did that. Now, that I’ve reread it I love it and it’s one of my favorites.
Daleks – A book you want to eliminate
I may have books I don’t like but I don’t have any books I would completely destroy.
Bow ties are cool – A bandwagon you jumped early on
I actually read most of The Song of Fire and Ice novels before Games of Thrones became super popular.
Run you clever boy, and remember – A book with a clever plot twist
I would have to say that Redshirts by John Scalzi had some really great plot twists that I enjoyed. (Check out my review of that one also)
Raxacoricofallipatorious – A book with names that you found really hard to pronounce
The Golden Compass tripped me up when I first read it.
The TARDIS – A book that took you back in time
The Book Thief by Markus Zusak paints a really vivid picture of WWII era Germany and it was fascinating to read.
I hope you all enjoyed this tag and I look forward to seeing other people’s answers.
This tag is awesome! I have the His Dark Materials trilogy on my shelf as one volume! Good to know I should take some time to deal with the names.
LikeLike