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Ice Cream Book Tag.

Yay! It's March 21st and that means spring is here! If spring is almost here then that means that the Ice Cream days are almost here! You probably know what that means..... The Ice Cream Book Tag!

1. Peanut Butter
A very long series you want to read but are afraid it might be too long.

Emma: The Series of Unfortunate Events by Lemony Snicket. There are so many books in the series. I am afraid if I start I will never finish.
Ashvini: The Lord of the Rings series by J R Tolkien. Each book has like what, 500 pages?!

2. Chocolate
A book you can read over and over again.

Emma: The Land of Stories by Chris Colfer. It was just so creative and all the fairy tales that you thought you knew tied in. Long story short READ IT it will change your life. By the way the first book is called: The Wishing Spell.
Ashvini: Any of the books from Infinity Ring, and the first part of the 39 Clues series. The old Amy and Dan were so funny and high-spirited! 

3. Pistachio
A book with a green cover.

Emma: One false note. It is the second book of the 39 clues series. It's really great and historical. It actually was one of the reasons I learned to love books so much!
Ashvini: The Runaway King! If you haven't already read this book you absolutely have to! (After reading the first book from the trilogy of course!)

4. Strawberry
A book with the cutest pair.

Emma: Rick Riordan's Percy Jackson series. Pair: Percy and Annabeth. They even have a cute couple name: Percabeth. I have tried to keep our answers different but I could not help myself for this one!
Ashvini: Percabeth.

5. Lemon
A book with a sour ending.

Emma: Hypnotists by Gordan Korman. I liked the book up until I got to the ending then it sort of turned sour. Same thing goes with the second book. I really liked it all exept for the ending.
Ashvini: No hate, but personally I have to say the first book of The Hunger Games trilogy. Those last two pages left a sour/sad feeling in you. That doesn't stop me from loving the trilogy though!

6. Mint Chocolate Chip
A children's book that you like.

Emma: To be truthful the fairy magic series by Daisy Meadows. I feel like it never ends!
Ashvini: Honestly, you can never stop loving the Thea Stilton mysteries. 

7. Vanilla
Your favourite classic.

Emma: Matilda. This book was my #1 obsession. I had a lot of obsessions and still do, but it's still #1.
Ashvini: The Witches by Roald Dahl, 32 years since it's first publication and it's still loved all over the world by all ages! Honestly, I love this book so much that if anyone asked me to define classic, I would say "The Witches."

8. Whipped Cream
A long book you read fast.

Emma: Harry Potter, all of the books in the series. (I was obsessed with the series.)
Ashvini: The Goblet of Fire from the Harry Potter series. Neil Flambé and the Tokyo Treasure is also another one that I'm really proud of because I had to read this one for school by a deadline a long time ago. I had kind of procrastinated on reading and when I finally got around to starting this I realized that I only had about four days left to finish it! There were about 32 chapters in this book, so I read 8 chapters a day and was able to finish it by the deadline. 


Okay, so that was our book tag! Comment if you'd like to see more of these tag posts and feel free to tell us your opinions and choices as well in the comments. I couldn't find the original tag so click here for the link to Bookables' tag video.

More reviews/tags (in this case) coming to a computer near you soon!

Yours Truly,
Emma and Ashvini


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