Book Tag; The Disney Book Tag

I came across The Disney Book Tag over at The Book Dutchesses and it's originally made by Katytastic. I decided to play along as it looked like a fun tag.

The Little Mermaid – a character who is out of their element (a fish out of water)
Father Raul Figeuroa from Faithless by Hunter Shea

Cinderella – a character who goes through a major transformation
Jude from The Cruel Prince by Holly Black

Snow White – a book with an eclectic cast of characters
Felix Ever After by Kacen Callender

Sleeping Beauty – a book that put you to sleep
The Mill on the Floss by George Eliot

The Lion King – a character who had something traumatic happen to them in childhood
Marli from The Reformation of Marli Meade by Tracy Hewitt Meyer

Beauty and the Beast – a beast of a book (a big book) that you were intimidated by, but found the story to be beautiful
Stoner by John Williams

Aladdin – a character who gets their wish granted, for better or worse
I have no idea, honestly.

Mulan – a character who pretends to be someone they’re not
Seraphina from Seraphina by Rachel Hartman

Toy Story – a book with characters you wish would come to life
The Dead Don't Drink at Lafitte's by Seana Kelly

Disney Descendants – your favorite villain or morally ambiguous character
Prof. Snape from the Harry Potter series by J. K. Rowling

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