Chocolate Book Tag! :)

Hey guys! As you can see this is a tag post; Evie over at A Period Drama Fangirl (seriously amazing blog, if you haven't checked it out you must) recently did the Chocolate Book tag and was kind enough to tell me that I could do it if I so wanted. :)

So here I am! :)

Let's get to the tag!

1. Dark Chocolate (A book that covers a dark topic)

The Owl Keeper by Christine Brodien-Jones was a particularly dark/foreboding book... I could never bring myself to finish it. It wasn't violent or anything, but the whole shadow "monster" things among with other things just creeped me out a bit. xD

2. White Chocolate (A light-hearted and humorous read)

The School for Good and Evil by Somain Chainani while still having it's darker moments, cracked me up a lot. Sophie and Agatha are just brilliant, and I love the story. :)

3. Milk Chocolate (A book with a lot of hype that you're dying to read)


I'm not sure that it really has a lot of hype, but there's a new Heirs of Chrior book coming out in January and I'm literally dying waiting for it to come out. I JUST found the cover for it, having just been released and the fangirl feelings I have right now are unexplainable.

4. Caramel-Filled Chocolate (A book that made you feel all gooey inside)

Entwined by Heather Dixon is a favorite book of mine, and Mr. Bradford and Azalea always make me feel warm and fuzzy. They're adorable together. :)

5. Wafer-less Kit-Kat (A book that surprised you)


The Finisher by David Baldacci is seriously good. It really surprised me, considering I picked it up on a whim. And of course, there was no warning of it being in a series, but I swear, I can pick the first books going to be in a series that just came out. The wait for the next books is always agonizing. xD

6. Snickers (A book you're going nuts about)
Once again, I have to say the Finisher, just because movie rights for it were recently acquired and I seriously am freaking out. xD

7. Hot Chocolate with Mini-Marshallows (A book you turn to for comfort)

I turn to Entwined a lot, but Inkheart is another one of those comforting books. :)

8. A Box of Chocolates (A series you feel has something for everyone)

The Hobbit/Lord of the Rings. Not just because I'm a fan, but because I think it just has something for everybody to enjoy. :)


Hope you enjoyed this tag! :)
I tag anybody who wants to do it; completely up to you. Let me know below if you do it, I'd love to see what you think. =D