Book Tag; Halloween Creatures Book Tag!


I came across this fun Halloween Creatures Book Tag created by Keep Reading Forward and I decided to play along.

Rules:
*Follow the Categories
*You Must Be Honest
*You Must Answer All Questions to the Best of Your Ability
*You Must Tag At Least 3 People
*Have Fun!
*Credit Would be Greatly Appreciated!

Witches
A Book or Character that is Magical.
The Night Circus by Erin Morgenstern

Mummies
A Book or Character You Can’t Wrap Your Mind Around.
A Class of Conjuring by Evie Wilde

Vampires
A Book, Series, or Author You Can’t Live Without.
Dracula by Bram Stoker

Werewolves
A Book Best Reading at the Middle of the Night.
The Woman in Black by Susan Hill

Zombies
A Book You Picked Up for the 2nd Time or Continued after DNFing it.
I honestly rarely re-read books, so I can't really answer this one.

Ghosts
A Character You Saw Right Through or a Book You Easily Predicted a Twist or the Ending.
The Little Bookshop of Love Stories by Jaimie Admans - of course they got each other in the end.

Frankenstein
A Book that Truly Shocked You.
The Jack in the Green by Frazer Lee

Skeletons
A Book or Character that Chilled You to the Bone or got your Funny Bone.
(Expressions meaning being scared, or finding something really funny.)
The Woman in Black by Susan Hill

Ghouls
A Book that Left You Hungry or a Recipe You Want to Try from a Book.
How can I not answer Chocolat by Joanne Harris on this one?

Goblins
A Greedy Character or a Character that Loves Gold and Jewelry.
Ebenezer Scrooge from A Christmas Carol by Charles Dickens

Devil
A Dark, Evil Character.
Voldemort from the HP series

Grim Reaper
A Character You Loved or Hated that Died
Dobby from the HP series

Scarecrows
A Book or Character that Scares You.
Well, the closest thing is probably Johnny from The Shining by Stephen King

The Monster Mash
Tag Your Friends to Join!
I'll do it simple, consider yourself tagged if you want to do this tag.

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