The Netflix Book Tag

A few days ago, while browsing some blogs, I came across the Netflix Book Tag and I thought to myself, why not try it out. You can find the original tag created by A Dark Shade of Whitney here.

It’s been forever since I’ve done a book tag so let’s jump right in.

Girls of Paper and Fire – Natasha Ngan and James Patterson

I came across this book while on Goodreads and I immediately started reading it. I finished it in 2 days, and I haven’t read such a great book with strong female LGBT characters in a while.

(PS. Book review coming soon)

The Selection Series – Kiera Cass

Based on the faction before blood plotline of Divergent along with the survival of the fittest narrative of Hunger Games, the Selection is a prettier and a queenly version of a battle which I immensely enjoyed reading.

Olympian Heritage – Astrid Arditi

Greek Mythology has always been a number 1 for me and after Olympian Challenger, I had to get my hands on this one.

Throne of Glass – Sarah J Maas

Throne of Glass is the answer to both the questions as I have read ToG but haven’t really read it to the point of falling in love with the characters or reading the sequels. I’m going to get there though. Soon.

A Recipe for Disaster – Belinda Missen

I adored the daily bickering of a chef and baker, who although had feelings for each were still in a broken marriage. The ups and downs in the book were far too candid to ignore. A perfect comedic recipe of chaos.

The Red Queen – Victoria Aveyard

I just cannot come to terms with Maven Calore’s obsession with Mare and the lengths he goes to have her next to him. He starts a war just so he can possess Mare again. If that’s not dramatic AF then what is?