The Book Chocolate Tag and Updates!~

Hi everyone! First, I am soooooo sorry that I have been gone for so long. These past two months have been super busy.

But! No more excuses.

 

Soon, I will be posting a new BookOutlet haul, along with a haul of books that I have gotten during these past two months, and a lot more. So be sure to follow my blog so you can be updated when I post those!

Today I am going to be doing the Book Chocolate Tag so enjoy and leave a comment telling me your answers!

Dark Chocolate (a book with dark content/theme):

I am going to go with Cut by Patricia McCormick. This book deals with a lot of heavy content. Such as cutting, depression, anorexia, bulimia, and so much more. It's about recovery and the struggles that all these girls in a group discuss.

White Chocolate (a light-hearted read):

Anything by Jennifer E. Smith! Every time I read something very dark or out of this world, I need a light-hearted read. Jennifer E. Smith delivers this perfectly. Her books are cute, fluffy, and swoon worthy. I highly recommend picking up her books!

Milk Chocolate (a hyped/popular book you really want to read):

The Winner's Curse by Marie Rutkoski is talked about everywhere! I hear nothing but amazing things about this book. The minute I saw this book in my book store, I grabbed it right away and, because of all the amazing hype surrounding it, I bought a second one for one of my book club members!

If this book is as good as every one says it is, I want need someone to read this with me and feel all the feels.

Chocolate with a Caramel Centre (a book that made you feel gooey on the inside):

During Middle School, all I read were Lurlene McDaniel's books. 

A Rose For Melinda is one of my top favorites of hers. The love story and friendship just made me feel all gooey inside.

However...it is a sad book. I mean it. Really. Really. Sad. I still can't get over it.

A Wafer-free Kitkat (a book that surprised you):

I went into Jellicoe Road by Melina Marchetta not knowing anything about it. There are so many good reviews for this book that I felt that I needed to read it and see if it was true.

Boy, was I surprised. Jellicoe Road deserves all of the amazing reviews, ratings, etc. Whenever I go on trips, or just places far from my home, I am always asking myself, 'What's the difference between a journey and a trip?' 

If you have read this book, you will understand what I mean.

A Snickers Bar (a book you’re going “nuts” about):

I'm pretty sure I've talked about Between The Devil And The Deep Blue Sea by April Genevieve Tucholke a lot. I mean, a lot, a lot.

I will never stop going nuts over this book. NEVER.

And also.....I still can't believe it....but the final book Between The Spark And The Burn is coming out in a few months! 

I have waited. And waited. And waited.

I have also said this before, but I will also never stop going nuts for these beautiful covers. I mean, look at them! LOOK. AT. THEM. 

I'm in love.

Hot Chocolate with Whipped Cream and Marshmallows (a comfort read you turn to again and again):

No matter what, I always turn to Harry Potter. It's home. It's as simple as that.

A Box of Chocolates (a series that has a lot of things many readers will like):

  

 I feel that The Selection Series has everything anybody could ask for. It takes place in a future dystopian world, there's love, there's war, there's so much. The Selection is definitely one of my favorite series and I recommend it to everyone.