The Ultimate Recommendations Book Tag

kerrimcbooknerd

May 5

Hello, reader!

Today is a good day for a tag, no? I certainly think so! I was recently tagged by Danni @ _ForBooksSake in the Ultimate Recommendations Book Tag. This tag was created by Ellyn @ Allonsythornraxx and it looked like too much fun to pass up. Let's hope I do better with these recommendations than when people ask me in real life. Then, I usually freeze up and forget every book I've ever read

Before I get to my post, if you haven't checked out Danni's blog, you should definitely give it a peek! She has a lot of great content, especially if you're into thrillers and horror. And she's also an incredibly be talented artist. Go give her a follow cause she rocks!

Now, let's get to the tag!

Rules:

Thank the person who nominated you (Thanks, Danni!)
Answer all the questions down below
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Prompts:

1 – A book from one of your favorite genres

The Fifth Season by N.K. Jemisin

I'm probably not gonna shut up about this book for a good long while I loved it so much! It's a fantasy with flavorings of sci-fi that is absolutely captivating. It's raw and dark and so compelling I found it hard to put it down! Excellent world-building, fascinating characters, and incredible writing all combined to make a book I won't soon forget!

2 – A short book

A Psalm for the Wild-Built by Becky Chambers

Dex and Mosscap deserve all the rights forever and I will be hearing NO ARGUMENTS. I adored this short little book but my favorite part was definitely the characters. They brought such heart and joy to this story! Becky Chambers has a way of writing a book that just makes it so freakin' cozy. Everything about this, from Dex striking out into the world as a tea monk to them meeting Mosscap, combined into a story that feels like a warm hug

3 – A book-to-screen adaption

The Lord of the Rings by J.R.R. Tolkien

I'm gonna steal Danni's answer because, honestly, is there a better adaptation than the Lord of the Rings movies? The three LotR movies directed by Peter Jackson are damn near perfection! I think it's even more astonishing that all three of them are so freakin' good. One, sure. Two, that's pretty impressive. But all three?! Pure magic. To this day, I can still quote whole scenes from any of the movies off the cuff. I really want to re-watch them all now...