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The Summer Reader Tag



Thanks to Lys @ The Mad Reader for tagging me to take part in the Summer Reader Book Tag!  Yes, I know this is actually the second day of Fall, but it's still hot enough outside to call it Summer...so on that note, let's get to the tag:

1. Lemonade: Pick a book that started off bitter but got better.


Wolf Hall by Hilary Mantel - It took a little while to get into the swing of the story and writing, but it was really addicting once I got going.

2. Golden Sun: Pick a book that made you smile beyond compare.


Ghostly Echoes by William Ritter


This was my reaction to be sure!

3. Tropical Sun: Pick a book set in a foreign country.


The Crown's Game by Evelyn Skye - I'm currently listening to this one on audio - it's set in 1825 Russia.

4. Tree Shade: Pick a book in which a mysterious or shady character was first introduced.


I'm going to agree with Lys and say A Game of Thrones by George R.R. Martin - no shortage of shady characters are introduced here!

5. Beach Sand: Pick a book that was grainy and the plot barely developed.


The Cletus P. Reese Story... Murder Ridge by Jayne Call Imler - I knew this was a fictionalized account of a true crime story, but the story we got needed a lot of work, to say the least.

6. Green Grass: Pick a character that was full of life, making you smile.


Locke Lamora


The Lies of Locke Lamora by Scott Lynch

7. Watermelon: Pick a book that had some juicy secrets.


We Were Liars by E. Lockhart - Plus, all sorts of twist and turns!

8. Sun Hat: Pick a book that had a vast universe/ setting.


A Darker Shade of Magic by V.E. Schwab - I'm counting all four Londons.

9. BBQ: Pick a book in which a character was portrayed as a hunk.


Thief of Lies by Brenda Drake - Arik and Bastien are both described as hot and sexy a ridiculous number of times.

10. Summer Fun: Pass the tag on!

Since it isn't technically summer anymore, I won't tag anyone specifically, but if you'd like to take part in this tag, please feel free.

Comments

  1. Fun tag! Great pick of We Were Liars -- definitely some twists!

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  2. We Were Liars had so many mind-blowing twists so I definitely agree with it being on here. :) And The Crown's Game had a really nice setting as well. Thanks for sharing and, as always, fabulous post! <3

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  3. It's one of my new favorite gifs too! I'd been looking for it for a while!

    I have to get caught up on ASOIAF stat!

    YOU HAVE To READ IT! Alternate Londons - Red London has magic, White London has been sucked dry of magic, Gray London is basically real world London, and Black London has been consumed by magic.

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