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Blogmas Day Ten: Christmas Cracker Book Tag

Welcome to Blogmas Day Ten Everyone :)




I spent some time over the last few days looking up some fun and festive book tags, and I stumbled across The Christmas Cracker Book Tag, created by Lucy from Queen of Contemporaries.


I originally found this tag on Liz's blog, Travel In Retrospect, and I thought it looked like such a fun one, that I knew I had to include it for today's Blogmas post.


Pick a book with a wintery cover:

I always think of Karen Swan's book covers for wintery covers.




There's just something about her covers that always look so magical and majestic, and they always seem to just embody holiday spirit. Whoever the design team is for these covers does an amazing job!


Pick a book you're likely to buy as a present:

I don't know if there's a specific book I'm likely to buy as a present, as it definitely depends on the person. I really love purchasing autographed copies of books as gifts though, as there's something so exciting about giving someone a book signed by their favorite author. For the last couple of Christmases I've purchased my hubby a couple of signed books; one by Sarah J Maas and one by Felicia Day and he was over the moon about both of them. 


Pick a festive themed book:

So many choices for this category, but I think I'm going to go with one of my all time favorite holiday reads, A Texas Legacy Christmas by Diann Mills:



There's just something about this sweet story that always pulls me in, and I've read it more times than I can remember. I'm not a huge fan of the rest of the books in the series, but I really really adore this one. 


Pick a book you can curl up with by the fireplace:

Definitely Twilight. It's still one of my favorite books, and for some reason it's one I really enjoy during blustery weather, when I can curl up with a cup of tea in my favorite reading spot.




Pick a book you want to read over the festive period:

Definitely A Cliche Christmas by Nicole Dees. I love that this focuses around a woman who writes screenplays for TV movies, and it just really sounds like something I'd enjoy





Pick a book that's so good it gives you chills:

Life After by Katie Ganshert! I'm still thinking about this amazing book even though its been about six weeks since I finished it.




Pick a book going on your Christmas wishlist:

It probably sounds terrible that I have so many books on my current wish list that's it hard to pick just one. I'd really love to receive Paper Hearts by Ali Novak, Waterfall by Lisa Tawn Bergen, and My Unscripted Life by Lauren Morrill.



Thanks so much for reading today guys! If any of you decide to do this tag please let me know as I'd love to read your answers!


I hope you all have a great day, and I'll see you all again tomorrow for Blogmas Day Eleven!


This is not a sponsored post. All thoughts and opinions are my own. The Christmas tree photo was taken by me, and belongs to me. All other photos do not belong to me, and all rights to the respective owners.



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