Book Tag Saturday; Rapid Fire Book Tag

Inspired by the post at The Bibliophile Girl, I decided to join in on the Rapid Fire Book Tag.
E-Book Or Physical Book?
Physical book

Paperback Or Hardback?
Paperback, but if hardback is beautiful, it is a possibility

Online Or In-Store Book Shopping?
In-store book shopping without a doubt, but sometimes I have to do online as the selection of titles in English at bookstores sometimes varies.

Trilogies Or Series?
Trilogies

Heroes Or Villains?
Villains, as they often have a depth the heroes don't have

A Book You Want Everyone To Read?
This is About You - Amazing, Weird Beautiful You by Mary England

Recommend An Underrated Author?
Assaph Mehr, esp. Murder in Absentia

The Last Book You Finished?
Weirdest Thing You’ve Used As A Bookmark?
A napkin I think, even though it's not that "weird"

Used Books: Yes Or No?
Yes, if they are in a decent condition

Top Three Favourite Genres?
Fantasy, crime/mystery and sci-fi

Borrow Or Buy?
Buy, as I want my own personal library

Character Or Plot?
Plot

Long Or Short Books?
Long, but not 1200 pages long

Name The First Three Books You Think Of
The Night Circus by Erin Morgenstern, The Burning Blue by James Holland and The Secrets of the Lazarus Club by Tony Pollard

Books That Make You Laugh Or Cry?
Cry, oddly enough

Our World Or Fictional?
Fictional because HOGWARTS!

Audiobooks: Yes Or No?
Nope. not for me.

Do You Ever Judge A Book By Its Cover?
*Cough*, yes

Book To Movie Or Book To TV?
Book to TV as the plot can be explored a bit more than in a movie

A Movie Or TV Show That You Preferred To The Book?
I can't remember

Series Or Standalones?
Standalones, as my ADD sometimes kicks in a bit if I'm too focused on a series for too long

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