Blogmas Day 8: All I Want For Christmas Book Tag

Happy Thursday Guys!

Welcome to Blogmas Day 8 :)

Can you believe we're already into the second week of Blogmas? That's so crazy, and I'm so thankful that I've already got all my Christmas shopping done as the stores just seem to be getting crazier and crazier by the minute.

I knew when I first decided to do Blogmas that I definitely would want to do at least one Christmas book tag, as there's some truly awesome ones out there, and I thought that would be perfectly fitting for today.

So today I'm going to be doing the "All I Want For Christmas Book Tag," which was created by A Thousand Lives Of Daisy on Booktube, and you can find her original video here

This one sound so fun to do, and so let's go ahead and get started.

1) What Fictional Character Do You Want Santa To Leave Under The Christmas Tree?

Definitely Etienne St.Clair from Anna and The French Kiss. I'm not too sure my hubby would be okay with this however, so also Jo March from Little Women as I think her and I would be besties.

2) What Character Do You Want To Kiss Under The Mistletoe?

Umm, I'd probably actually be repetitive here and say Etienne again, but because I feel I should at try and mix it up, I'm going to go with Maxon from The Selection.

3) You Write Your Christmas List For Santa, What Are The Top 5 Books On It?

Definitely Heartless by Marissa Meyer as I'm dying to read this one.

His Eyes by Renee Carter, as it's been on my wish list forever

Tiny Pretty Things by Dhonielle Clayton and Sonia Charaipotra

Sandy Toes by Robin Jones Gunn, and

Six of Crows by Leigh Bardugo.

4) It's Secret Santa at Hogwarts, What do you most want to receive?

I know they're a little hard to come by, but I'd love a time turner. Despite it's setbacks, I'm sure it could come in really handy.

5) You Get To Spend The Day With The Characters and Movie Adaptation Actors From One Fandom, What Do You Pick?

The Mortal Instruments by Cassandra Clare. I know the movie definitely had it's problems, but I thought Lilly and Jamie were the ideal Clary and Jace, and the casting is one reason I am not a fan of the Shadowhunters TV show at all.

6) What fictional animal would you want to replace Rudolph and meet on your roof?

Not quite sure this is what the question meant, but I'd love to have Aslan from The Chronicles Of Narnia.

7) You Invite Ten Fictional Character To Your New Year's Eve Party, Who Do You Pick?

Cinder, Anna Oliphant, Etienne St. Clair, Prince Kai, Daemon Black and Katy, Juliette and Warner from Shatter Me, and Caymen and Xander from The Distance Between Us.

8) What Character Would Make A Good Santa? (Doesn't have to be appearance, personality counts too).

Adrian from Bloodlines. Somehow I know this combination would just be hilarious.

Honestly guys this was one of the funnest tags I've ever done, and I tag any of you who wants to do it. And please let me know if you do.

Thanks for reading, and I'll see you tomorrow for Blogmas Day 9. :)

This is not a sponsored post. All opinions are my own. The photo was taken by me with my Iphone.

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