Book Tag; Awesome Autumn Book Tag

I came across the Awesome Autumn Book Tag over at Victoria Mann's YouTube channel and I decided to participate as I do love autumn and the tag looked like lots of fun.

🍁AWESOME AUTUMN BOOKTAG QUESTIONS🍁

1. Autumn is the perfect time to wear your favorite cozy sweater! Choose a book that comforts you.
The Trials of Morrigan Crow (Nevermoor #1) by Jessica Townsend

2. When the weather outside gets chilly, curling up by the fireplace is the perfect place to be! Choose a book that gets you heated. (ex: steamy in a sexy way or upset in a mad way)
Come, My Pet by Keira Michelle Telford

3. Hot coco is the ideal treat for any brisk evening! Choose a book that’s indulgently sweet.
Chocolat by Joanne Harris

4. The world around you is changing as the leaves make their way towards the ground. Choose a book that you read in the midst of change that helped you in some way.
Weetzie Bat by Francesca Lia Block

5. We’re all stuffed after eating our weight in homemade casseroles and pies with our loved ones! Choose a book that left you satisfied.
The Vine Witch by Luanne G. Smith

6. Whether you participate in Black Friday or Cyber Monday, we’re all looking for a good deal! Choose a book that you bought because it was on sale.
Ehm, I can't remember the books I've purchased on sale?

7. Halloween night is the perfect time to read something spooky! Choose a book that scared you.
I'm not that easily scared, but The Exorcist's House by Nick Roberts was a good read.

8. An evening stroll in the crisp night air is a wonderful way to clear your mind! Choose a book that was refreshing in some way.
Braised Pork by An Yu

9. Holiday drinks such as Starbucks’s Pumpkin Spice Latte might be overhyped but that doesn’t stop us from drinking them! Choose a popular/overhyped book you unashamedly love.
Cinderella is Dead by Kalynn Bayron

10. Autumn Break is a time to spend with your family whether it’s the one you were born with or the one you chose! Choose a book that feels like home.
A Discovery of Witches by Deborah Harkness

11. Tag friends who love fall!
If anyone wants to do this tag, consider yourself tagged.

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