Book Tag; Autumn Activities Book Tag

I came across the Autumn Activities Book Tag over at Portobello Book Blog and I decided to play along as it looked like a fun tag.

Apple Picking
A book on your TBR that looks so delicious you can’t wait to take a bite out of it.
The Long Shadows of October by Kristopher Triana

Corn Maze
A book that’s so much fun to get lost in.
The Whispering Dead by Darcy Coates

Haunted Houses
A book that scared you silly.
I don't get scared easily, but The Exorcist's House by Nick Roberts is a bit creepy.

Pumpkin Patch
The latest book you picked up (purchased).
The House On The Pumpkin Farm by Sarah Shadi

Scenic Drives
A book that is lyrically beautiful.
The Voivod: A Ghost Story by Dominic Selwood

Pumpkin Carving
A book you didn’t like and wouldn’t mind carving up.
A Class of Conjuring by Evie Wilde

Hiking
A book that was a highly enjoyable romp.
Greyfriar's Reformatory by Frazer Lee

Drinking Apple Cider
A sweet book to curl up under the covers with.
The Historian by Elizabeth Kostova

Jumping In A Leaf Pile
A book that reminds you of your childhood.
The entire Goosebumps series by R. L. Stine

Scary Movie Night
Your favourite spooky read.
The Woman in Black by Susan Hill

Bonus! Costume Party
A book with an eclectic cast of characters.
Loch Ness Revenge by Hunter Shea

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