I found this tag via Shelf of Melanie.
- Dark Chocolate – a book that covers a dark topic
- The Enchanted by Rene Denfeld – explores Death Row and the American prison system. A disturbing and uncomfortable read.
- White Chocolate – your favourite light-hearted/humorous read
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- Artemis Fowl by Eoin Colfer – Does this book count? When I think ‘funny’ it’s the first that comes to mind! I wouldn’t say it’s light-hearted, exactly, but I still find the humorous moments in these books humorous.
- Milk Chocolate – a book that has a lot of hype that you’re dying to read
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- I’m not currently dying to read anything, but I would like to read The Storied Life of A.J. Fikry by Gabrielle Zevin, which I saw a lot of in the blogosphere and I noticed it’s up for a GoodReads Choice Award.
- Chocolate with a Caramel Centre – a book that makes you feel all gooey in the middle while reading
- I honestly can’t think of a book that makes me feel gooey (this is why memes are so difficult for me, haha, but I liked the chocolate theme of this one)…I don’t read that sort of thing! The closest, perhaps, would be The Lord of the Rings making me feel a sort of nostalgia perhaps?
- Wafer Free Kit Kat – a book that surprised you recently
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- Burial Rites by Hannah Kent – I saw this one a lot in the blogosphere and never thought I would read it. Something finally changed my mind, though, and I gave it go. I loved it! (Review coming next week)
- Snickers – a book that you’re going nuts about
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- The Secret History by Donna Tart – I started this last night and I’ve read over 400 pages. It’s totally pulled me in; I can’t wait to read what happens next.
- Hot Chocolate with Marshmallows – a book you turn to for a comfort read
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- The Hobbit by J.R.R. Tolkien – one of my all time favourite books. I could read it over and over.
- Box of Chocolate – a series you’ve read that you feel has a little bit of something for everyone
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- Gosh, I haven’t read many series either (see caramel centre above) so it’s difficult to recommend one that has something for everyone. They’re all so genre specific. Possibly the Ashbury-Brookfield books could satisfy the general YA lovers but also those looking for a good mystery or something with a little more depth. I don’t usually love YA but I love these books.
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