Book Tag; Fall Is in the Air Tag

I came across the Fall Is in the Air Tag created by The Book Angel and I decided to play along as it looked like a fun tag.

Autumn: A Book With Fall Colors (Orange, Yellow, Red)
Late Checkout by Carol J. Perry

Pumpkin Picking: Favorite Fictional Food
I wouldn't mind eating Cauldron Cakes from Harry Potter.

Lost In a Corn Maze: A Book You Got Lost In (A Really Good Book)
As it's October, I'll answer Misfits by Hunter Shea

Birds Fly South: What Bad Book (trope) Made You Want to Fly South
Can I just say I'm really sick and tired of the love triangle trope?

Sweaters: A Book That Makes You Happy
The Little Bookshop of Love Stories by Jaimie Admans

Ghost Story: A Scary/Spooky Book
The Woman in Black by Susan Hill

Black Cat: Favorite Fictional Pet
Hedwig from the Harry Potter series.

Demons: Favorite Evil/Villainous Character
Can I answer Professor Snape?

Grim Reaper: A Character You Want Dead
Umbridge from the Harry Potter series.

Halloween Party: What Book Character Would You Dress Up As?
Hermione Granger from the Harry Potter series.

Comments

  1. Aj @ Read All The Things!22 October 2020 at 15:51

    Fun tag. I’d eat pretty much any of the foods from Harry Potter. They all sound so good! Especially the cakes.

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    1. GothicVamperstein22 October 2020 at 19:33

      I totally agree. A lot of the food in HP sounds good. 😊

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