For this week’s Book tag Thursday, I found this tag over at Amy’s blog, The Fangirl’s Opinion. I just had to try it out!
Rules
- Tag Ally @ Ally Writes Things so I can see your recommendations!
- Give at least one recommendation for each of the prompts below
- If you don’t have a recommendation, talk about a book you want to read
- Tag your friends
A Book About Friendship
I think this book has been on every list I’ve made, but honestly it deserves my praise. It’s arguably more about family that friendship, but I think it counts for both.
A Translated Book
The Chestnut Man by Soren Sveistrup has been on my list for a while now. It’s won so many awards, but it’s a heavy book. I simply have not had time to finish it.
A Diverse Romance
I don’t read a lot of romance novels, and I’m honestly not sure this one counts. However, it was a great book, and I strongly recommend it.
A Fast-Paced Book
Girl on the Run is the very definition of fast-paced. More importantly, it’s fun! I’m a huge fan of this one.
A non-fiction book (not a memoir)
You knew I was going to pick true crime, right? I’ve only recently finished John Douglass’s classic, but it is definitely one of my all-time favorites. Look for the full review on Monday!
Buy Mindhunter: Inside the FBI’s Elite Serial Crime Unit
An Underrated Memoir
All Over But the Shoutin‘ is not underrated, but it is one of the few memoirs I’ve read.
A Book With Fewer Than 10,000 Ratings on Goodreads
I LOVED this YA Fantasy. How on earth does it only have 699 ratings? Ya’ll better read this book.
A Book With a LGBTQ+ Protagonist
I recently sat through a YouTube review of this book in which the reviewer stated that the book was just about “straight white people.” While I agree that there is a disappointing lack of people of color, I feel like I should remind the world that Addie is notably bisexual and Henry is pansexual. I feel like they are both well-defined characters and great representations.
A Book By a Trans/Non-Binary Author
The Merry Spinster: Tales of Everyday Horror by Daniel Mallory Ortberg is one of the few short story collections I’ve read, and it is fantastic!
Buy The Merry Spinster: Tales of Everyday Horror
A Book with More Than 500 Pages
Everyone has read these, right?
Buy A Game of Thrones / A Clash of Kings / A Storm of Swords / A Feast of Crows / A Dance with Dragons
A short story collection
We All Die in the End: Scenes from a Small Town by Elizabeth Merry is amazing!
Buy We All Die in the End: Scenes From a Small Town
A book you want everyone to read
Have you read Daisy Jones and the Six? You should. You really should.
I Tag:
- Kristin @ Kristin Kraves Books
- Corina @ The Brown Eyed Bookworm
- Melissa Ratner @ Unbound
- Kira @ Reading Through the Night
- Naemi @ A Book Owl’s Corner
- You! If you’re interested.
As always, if you aren’t following the five blogs I listed here, you should really check them out.
A Couple of B's 
A fun tag! I have a few of these on my kindle, and I also thought “We all Die in the End” was amazing. Happy Reading!
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Love We All Die in the End! ❤️🐝
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There are so many books here that I’ve never even heard of! And the fact that Daisy Jones & The Six, Addie LaRue and Crazy Rich Asians are on the list is a promising sign for the other books 🤗 And thanks so much for the tag! It’ll probably take me forever to get to it, like always (😁😅), but I’m really looking forward to it!
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Can’t wait to see what you post! ❤️🐝
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I’m so glad you decided to do this tag and I loved reading your answers! Crazy Rich Asians has been on my TBR for ages, I just rewatched the film and now I want to read the entire series! Daisy Jones & the Six is another book I still haven’t read, looks like I’m going to have to add it to my April TBR! Great post! 🥰✨
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Thank you so much for doing the tag! All Over But the Shoutin‘ sounds super interesting, I’ll definitely have to check it out! And I really need to read Daisy Jones ASAP
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