Book Tag; Back to School Book Tag

I came across the Back to School Book Tag created by That Book Gal and I decided I wanted to have a go at this as it's soon back to school for some people.

English – Name your favorite author’s (or books) writing style.
I really enjoyed the writing style in The Historian by Elizabeth Kostova

Math – A book that made you frustrated!
Bluebeard's Castle by Anna Biller got me really frustrated as it was so poorly written and a slap in the face for those who are survivors of abusive relationships.

Science – A book that really made you think or question things.
If Tender is the Flesh by Agustina Bazterrica doesn't make people question the whole meat industry, I have no idea what will.

History – Your favorite book from a different time period.
The Woman in Black by Susan Hill works perfectly for this category.

Art – Your favorite book with pictures.
Starblood: The Graphic Novel by Carmilla Voiez

Drama – A book you would love to see turned into a movie.
I would love to see The Gravekeeper series by Darcy Coates be turned into a movie series.

Music/Band – A character with a similar music taste to you.
I have honestly no idea on that one.

Lunch – A food from a book you would love to try.
Just one food? I want to try whatever it is that Alfred and Lucy's grandmother is making in The Vampire Knitting Club series by Nancy Warren.

Bus Ride Home – A book or author that is relaxing.
A Discovery of Witches by Deborah Harkness.

Extra Credit – A book someone recommended that you enjoyed.
The Plague Stones by Jrames Brogden

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