The Waffle Book Tag

Hello, friends! I have been in a blog rut, as far as what to post. There are a couple book reviews I could post, but I am actually waiting on a friend, since they were buddy reads. I haven’t finished anything since. I found this adorable book tag and decided that I wanted to participate!

Rules:

  • Link back to the creator: Kat @ Novels & Waffles  (One of the cutest blogs I have ever seen!)
  • I did initially find this at Read by Tiffany (another very adorable blog). Go show her some love too.
  • You are free to use any of the graphics on the post, just make sure to credit Kat!
  • Tag as many people as you want/don’t want to. No pressure!

-All of the graphics I used, even the featured image, are from the creator.-

waffle book tag belgian waffles

Animal Farm by George Orwell. I’m not sure what the rules are for deciding whether a book is a classic or not. I think everyone should read this, whether they like it or not. The ending line hit me—hard. Highly recommend!

waffle book tag whole wheat waffles

The Names They Gave Us by Emery Lord. It deals a lot with faith, family, and friendship. It’s hard-hitting, but one of the most wholesome books I have probably ever read. I don’t read YA, but I loved this one for some odd reason.

waffle book tag eggo waffles

Watership Down by Richard Adams. I still haven’t read the novel in its entirety, but I remember sitting in my bedroom back home, and reading it out loud to my sister. I donated it 3-4 years ago, and now I want to find it again and read from front to back.

waffle book tag chocolate waffles

Greta from The Tea Dragon Society by Katie O’neill! If you have not read this graphic novel, please stop what you’re doing right now, and go pick it up. It’s magical and all of the characters are sweet little angels. GO, GO, GO!

waffle book tag blueberry waffles

And Every Morning the Way Home Gets Longer and Longer by Fredrik Backman. This book tore me to pieces. It involves a grandpa, who is losing his mind, and his grandson. That’s all I’m saying.

waffle book tag waffle cone

Dig by A.S. King! This is one of the weirdest books I have ever read, but it’s so good. It is confusing at first, but it gets easier the further along you read.

waffle book tag maple syrup

The Murderbot Diaries by Martha Wells. I have stuck with it until the end, but then it was announced that there will be a full length novel. I am going to read it as soon as it comes out—obviously! It’s a wonderful science fiction series if you are into science fiction. If you’re not, then this probably isn’t the series you should start with.

waffle book tag waffle iron

I don’t have a lot of bookish accessories. My favorite is either my Amazon Fire (Kindle), or all of my bookmarks. I love bookmarks so much. My friend bought me this pretty metel blue mermaid bookmark before I moved to Kentucky, and I still haven’t used it because I’m afraid I’ll lose/break it.

I tag:

Turning the Pages

Meltotheany

Journey into Books


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Author: passionatelyperusing

I have recently joined the book community and I am enjoying it. I will be reviewing books on this blog as well as posting other bookish related posts. Most of the books I read are Young Adult but I'll try to read any genre. Let me know your opinions, but be respectful of others. Don't forget to tell people about this blog if you enjoy it!

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