Book Tag; The Disney Sidekick Book Tag

I came across The Disney Sidekick Book Tag over at Lala's Book Reviews and I decided to play along as it looked like a fun tag.

Mushu From Mulan
The Comic Relief
Name Your Favorite Hilarious Character or Your Favorite Comedy/Funny Book

I might have a weird sense of humour, but I did find The Little Bookshop of Love Stories by Jaimie Admans funny at times.

The Seven Dwarves From Snow White and the Seven Dwarves
Favorite Group / Ensemble

I can't deny I really love class 919 and Morrigan's "family" over at the hotel.

Pascal From Tangled
The Loyal Cheerleader Chameleon (Not a Frog, Flynn Rider)
Name a Book That Started Out One Way But Changed for You

I had such high hopes for Blood Born by Renee Lake, but I was seriously disappointed in it.

Meeko From Pocahontas
Pocahontas’ Sly and Sneaky Raccoon Friend
Name a Plot Twist That You Did Not See Coming

You Are Invited by Sarah A. Denzil had a few plot twists I did not see coming

Rajah From Aladdin
Gentle With Their Princess But Protective With Everyone Else
Name Your Favorite Best Friend in a Novel

Hermione Granger from the Harry Potter series.

Sebastian From The Little Mermaid
The Musical Bunch
Name a Novel Where Music Played A Big Part or Made You Want to Sing Its Praises

RoseBlood by A. G. Howard

Maximus From Tangled
The Obstacle in Flynn Rider’s Way
Name a Character That Faces a Lot of Obstacles

Kaeya from Fifteen Seconds of Normal by Alex Marestaing does have a few obstacles to overcome.

Hamish, Hubert, & Harris from Brave
Favorite Family Dynamics in a Novel

How can I NOT mention the Weasley family from the Harry Potter series?

Ray From The Princess and the Frog
The Advice Givers
Book That Most Impacted Your Life

Weetzie Bat by Francesca Lia Block

Hei Hei From Moana
Name a Character That Steals the Show

Orson from Tail & Trouble by Victor Catano

Gus & Jaq From Cinderella
Opposites Attract
Name Your Favorite or Worst Opposite Attracts Pairing

One of my favourite opposites attracts are Marli and Nate from The Reformation of Marli Meade by Tracy Hewitt Meyer.

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