The Epic Reads Book Tag

Hello everyone. It's that time again. Friday book tag. I really enjoy book tags and I am glad I get to share these with you. This book tag was found on mylittlebookblog from wordpress. I am almost done with my current read of Percy Jackson and the Olympians: The Lightning Thief, so I hope to have that review up and running soon for all of you, but without any farther interruptions, let's get started.

Questions 1

If you could invite one author and one of their fictional characters to lunch, who would you invite and what would you serve them?

-I would invite author Jennifer Lynn Barns and her character Agent Briggs from the Naturals series. It would be a little weird considering he's in the FBI and deals with teenagers often, but I think it would very interesting to pick both of their brains. I would probably serve cheeseburgers and fries. That sounds so good. Homemade of course.

Question 2

What book do you wish the author would write a prequel for?

-A small prequel to False Memory by Dan Krokos, which is amazing by the way. 

Question 3

Which two characters (not from the same book) would make a good couple?

-This is such a hard question... Oliver from The Statistical Probability of Falling in Love at First Sight and Cath from Fangirl

Question 4

If you ran into your favorite author on the subway and only could say one sentence to them, who is it and what would it be?

-It would most defiantly be Dean Knootz and I would say, "I understand your fear of the dark and I'm afraid of it too."

Question 5

What book made you a reader and why?

-I didn't actually get into read until my freshman year in highschool, so I'm a little behind compared to most book enthusiasts. However, the book that really got me into the love of reading was Thirteen Reasons Why by Jay Asher. This book was recommend to me by one of my closest friends and every since then I've always had a book in my hands.

Question 6

Your bookshelf just caught fire. Show the book you'd save.

-If I could only save one of my books... That's a hard question, but I would probably save Percy Jackson and the Olympians; The Lightning Thief.

Question 7

Which dystopian world would you want to live in if you had to choose one? Why?

-The Matched world. When you think about it. The world of Matched isn't that bad. At least your not put in games of death or in a maze of death or being divergent and sentenced to, you know, death.

Question 8

What is your most epic read of all time?

Well, that's all the questions. I'm not going to tag anyone this week, but I would love to hear your thoughts in the comments below. I hope to have another post up for you soon. Happy readings. 

The Musical Book Tag

Happy Friday everybody. I hope you're week is going spectacular so far. It is Book Tag Friday and I found one that I think is pretty awesome. This book tag is called The Musical Theater Book Tag and it was created by somethinglikelydia of BookTube. I hope you guys like this, I liked creating it and I would love to hear your opinions on these questions in the comments below, let's get started.

WICKED: FAVORITE FICTIONAL FRIENDSHIP

Harry Potter Series

by J.K. Rowling

Ron and Harry have the best friendship and it's just great to read about. Makes you all happy inside. I also love their friendship with Hermione, but I was going to stick to a duo in this.

SWEENEY TODD: FAVORITE VILLAIN

Sherlock Holmes
by Sir Arthur Conan Doyle

Can we just take a minute to appreciate Moriarty. This man, is absolutely incredible. Even though he is the villian, you kind of hate to love him. He is so incredibly smart and he's such a great match for Sherlock over all. I love him. He's the best villian I've read about.... so far. 

PHANTOM OF THE OPERA: FAVORITE LOVE TRIANGLE

The Naturals
by Jennifer Lynn Barnes

The Naturals is probably one of my favorite book series ever, but there is this love triangle between three of the main characters and it's amazing. I'm not a huge fan of love triangles, but it's just put together so well. *sigh* It's great.

THE LION KING: FAVORITE SIDEKICK

My Life With The Walter Boys 
by Ali Novak

Nathan Walter is just the best sidekick that you could ever ask for. I don't know if you would actually consider him a sidekick, but I do. He was amazing, I absolutely adored this character and the friendship that the main character builds with him. It was just so cute.

GREASE: LEAST FAVORITE ENDING

This Is What Happy Looks Like
by Jennifer E. Smith
This books ending just made me want to cry, but not from sadness. I was just so frustrated. Nothing really got solved and their where so many questions not answered. I just wanted to chuck the book across the room afterwards. I just... It was just not what I wanted. Their where a lot of holes just left.

MATILDA: THE MUSICAL: FAVORITE ADAPTATION OF A BOOK

The Maze Runner
by James Dashner

This book... I tried to read this book at least three times and I just could not get into it, but the movie. I loved the movies. The first and the second. I thought they were really good and interesting. It made me like the characters that in the novel I didn't really care for. They were great movies.

LES MISERABLES: FAVORITE DEATH IN A BOOK

The Hunger Games
by Suzanne Collins
This was a really hard decision for me because a lot of the books I read don't really have death in them or a death that I loved. So, I'm choosing Cato from The Hunger Games, mainly because I just didn't like him in the first place. When he was killed off I was quite happy actually. It's sounds kind of bad, but oh well. 

    I hope I do this again. Maybe like an every Friday kind of thing, or every other Friday, it was really fun. It had a good time trying to choose some of these because I didn't really think of it before. I'd love to know you're opinions down in the comments below. Also, I am tagging, jessereads from BookTube as well as taylorisreading who has her own blog and twitter! Happy reading you guys. See you all real soon.