Holiday Drinks Book Tag!

Created by →  WavesOfPages

I first found this tag on → The Bibliophagist

1. Hot Chocolate: Marshmallows and chocolate and whipped cream, oh my! Recommend a book that’s sweet through and through.

I don’t read a ton of books that are sweet through and through. I think that Beneath the Sugar Sky by Seanan McGuire fits this drink. No pun intended but also pun intended.

2. Peppermint Mocha: The flavor of peppermint is strong and distinct. Recommend a book with a lot of strong emotions.

I could choose Little Fires Everywhere by Celeste Ng, but I think I will switch it up and say The Names They Gave Us by Emery Lord. I don’t rave about that book enough. I don’t read a lot of young adult books, but that one was very hard hitting.

3. Apple Cider: It’s so good it can’t be good for you, but it’s from apples—that means it’s healthy, right? Recommend a book full of characters with questionable morals.R

The Narrow Road to the Deep North by Richard Flanagan fits this category. This book is chock-full of characters with questionable morals considering it is about a prisoner of war camp. I recommend it if you are thinking about picking it up. 

4. Eggnog: It’s creamy and smooth, with a little spice, and some people even add alcohol to it. Recommend a book that’s mostly fun, with just a hint of danger.

The Lies of Locke Lamora by Scott Lynch. This book is hilarious, and such a blast to follow along. They are thieves, so there is quite a bit of danger involved.

5. Gingerbread Latte: A drink with a veritable explosion of spices. Recommend a book with a lot of action.

Caged by Ellison Cooper. It is about an FBI neuroscientist, so I think that’s all you need to know.

I’m not going to tag anyone, but the more, the merrier! 

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