Wacky Blog Tag (Original)

Wacky Blog Tag
This Tag is an acronym with questions, if that makes any sense.
Weird- The Weirdest thing you have read
I'm sure that I have read weirder things, but Out From Boneville By: Jeff Smith is the weirdest in my memory. 
Amazing- The most amazing book that you can't find any other way to describe
Matilda is an easy pick for this.
Crazy- A kind of insane character
Luna Lovegood from Harry Potter.
Kick-Butt- Your favorite strong side character
This goes to Hermione Granger from Harry Potter. I know she is a main character, but she isn't the protagonist. 
Ying-Yang- Two books that are different, but somehow connected
The School Story By: Andrew Clements and Matilda are different, but both have a genius as a protagonist. 

Books- The number of books you have read so far this year
89 books so far.
Love at first sight- Your OTP
I will forever more ship Hermione Granger and Harry Potter.
Original- The most original book blogger or BookTuber you read/watch
The most original BookTuber obviously goes to Christine. 
Giddy- A book that makes you extremely happy
Since You've Been Gone By: Morgan Matson
Tick-Tock- A book you read extremely quick
Anna and the French Kiss By: Stephanie Perkins was read in less than 24 hours. 
Abracadabra- Your favorite book that has magic
This goes to Harry Potter! (duh!)
Gecko- The most random blogger/ YouTuber you watch/read
This YouTuber is a combo of a beauty vlogger and a BookTuber, and she is Jessie

Who Do You Tag?
1. Michelle at The Writing Hufflepuff
3. Tasha at The Bookie Monsters
4. Ashely at Dear World...
5. Jillian at Jillian's Books

Comments

  1. Michelle @ The Writing HufflepuffAugust 19, 2015 at 9:01 AM

    Oh this is a fun tag! Thanks for tagging me :) I love Christine too! She's so fun to watch.

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