I was tagged a couple of weeks ago to do this tag by Maria @ Marwhal Reads. Thank you so much, this tag is a lot of fun! 😀
In this tag you’re supposed to take your five most recent or most used emojis and come up with books that fit the emotion. Fun! I wonder what my recently used emojis are… Let’s find out.
crying with laughter emoji
This is always my most recent emoji, so no surprises there. I don’t often laugh out loud while reading books, but Me and Earl and the Dying Girl got a few snorts out of me and one proper laugh at the line “Possible racist silence” or whatever it was. Overall the book was about a 3 star but it had its funny moments.
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stiff grin emoji
This one has a bit of a complicated context and usage, so for the purpose of this tag I’ll treat it as just a very happy grinning emoji. So a book that makes me happy is Aristotle and Dante Discover the Secrets of the Universe. It’s got a lot of angst but it’s so light and sweet, it was the perfect summer read.
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Heart eyes emoji
A book that recently left me looking like this emoji after I was done reading is easily Simon vs. the Homo Sapiens Agenda. Heart eyes all over the place.
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bawling emoji
God damnit, Patrick Ness, why do we always end up here. Both the first books of the Chaos Walking series deserve this emoji, but since I most recently read the second one I’ll pick that. So The Ask and the Answer. Can we not go through this again in the third book, please? Just kidding, I love angst.
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displeased Scowling emoji
I love this one, I use it a lot. The book that best fits this face, that I’ve read recently, is probably Miss Peregrine’s Home For Peculiar Children. If you’ve followed my blog for a while you know this book displeased me greatly. It was pretty boring and not at all as creepy as it promised it would be.
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That was fun! Thanks again for tagging me 🙂
I know a lot of people have done this already, so skip if you don’t want to do it.
I tag:
Cristina @ My Tiny Obsessions
Ashley @ Part Time Book Nerd
Bea @ When Curiosity Killed the Cat
Ayunda @ Tea and Paperbacks
Abookesia
Books With Chemistry
And YOU! Yes, you. Do it.
Thank you so much for tagging me! 😁 I would be posting this as soon as I can. 😁
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No problem! Can’t wait to read yours 😀
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Great answers! Aristotle has been on my TBR the longest, I really need to read it soon! 🙂
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It’s really sweet, I hope you’ll like it 😀
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I agree a hundred percent about Miss Peregrine, I was displeased and disappointed about the book as well.
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Good to hear a similar opinion!
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Ahh I really need to read Simon vs. the Homo Sapiens Agenda!!
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Yes you do, it was great! 😀
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I picked up The Knife of Never Letting Go last month so now I’m so excited to read it and the rest of the trilogy! I need those intense feels in my life!
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Intense feels you will get! Hope you like it 😀
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I’ve been hearing some pretty fantastic things about Aristotle and Dante Discover the Secrets of the Universe, so I really want to buy that sometime soon. And oh no about the Ransom Riggs book! I’m still kind of conflicted whether I should read it or not because of the reviews. Some people aren’t impressed and others adore it! Anyway, wonderful answers, Anette! 🙂
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It’s such a cute and feel-good book, you should definitely read it! And about Ransom Riggs, you should try it and see if you like it because a lot of people do. If you don’t like scary or creepy books you might like it more than I did, because I really hoped it would be at least a little scary The writing was pretty mediocre too.
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I get creeped out pretty easily, so I think I’ll give it a try. Thanks, Anette!
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