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My Life In Books Tag

Happy Wednesday Everyone :)


It's been quite awhile since I last posted a book tag, so I decided today would be a good day to post the My Life In Books Tag. I don't know who's original tag this was, but I saw it over on The Girl Who Read Too Much, and you can see her post here.


The Questions:


1) Find A Book For Each Of Your Initials:

K: 




A: 


B: 


2) Count Your Age Along Your Bookshelf--Which Book Is It?



I haven't read this one yet, but I'm really wanting too as I love Katherine Reay's writing style. 


3) Pick A Book Set In Your City/State/Country:


It's next to impossible to find many books that are set in my province, and even more so in my city, but Anne Of Green Gables is one of the most well known books set in Canada, and one of my all time favorites. 



4) Pick A Book That Represents A Destination You Would Love To Travel To:


I'm kind of weird when it comes to travelling, as I don't have most people's dreams of visiting far off places. I'm kind of a scaredy cat when it comes to travelling period, and I'm generally content to stick with Disney World, Disneyland and Disney Cruises. However, I've always dreamed of seeing more of the south, especially the Carolina's, Georgia, Tennessee  and Alabama, so I picked Rachel's Hauck's Once Upon A Prince for this question. I also really wanna see New York someday as well, especially at Christmas time.


5) Pick A Book That's Your Favorite Color: 



My favorite color's green, so this one seemed the perfect choice.


6) Which Book Do You Have The Fondest Memories Of?



I adored Ann M Martin's books growing up, and I still sometimes turn to them today for a reread as I've kept my whole collection. This particular one of the Baby Sitter's Little Sister series was one that I read over and over again to the point that I'm surprised there's anything left of the book today. 


7) Which Book Did You Have The Most Difficulty Reading?



I just couldn't get into this one at all, and I almost dnfed on it so many times. After finishing it, I'm still honestly unsure as to what it was even about, as it definitely did not hold my attention in the slightest. 


8) Which Book In Your TBR Pile Will Give You The Biggest Sense of Accomplishment When You Finish It?



The size of this book slightly intimidates me, so I haven't started it yet, but I know I'll end up loving it, as I've loved all the other Tamera Alexander books I've read so far. 


And that's my life in books guys! Thank you all for reading, and I tag any of you that want to do this tag!


I'll see you all again on Friday when I plan to share my January 2018 wrap up with you all!


This is not a sponsored post. All thoughts and opinions are my own. The photos do not belong to me, and all rights to the respective owners. 


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