'tis The Season Book Tag | Bookmas

TL;DR

Leone discusses her favorite winter reads, fictional places, and characters in a festive book tag session.

Transcript

so the other day I was in a bookstore and in a distance I saw a book and it was only a title and the title was midnight sun so I a little mini tiny heart attack inside of me walked up to the book it wasn't by stephenie meyer misleading hello everyone it's me Leone and welcome to another video of I don't know what my hair is doing I'm doing book mis... Read More

Key Insights

• 🫠 Winter reads can evoke a cozy and festive atmosphere.
• ❄️ Dystopian books like "Angel Fall" can provide a different winter reading experience.
• ❄️ Imagining fictional places for winter holidays adds a touch of magic to the season.
• 🏃 Selecting a fictional character for a winter holiday companion can be a fun exercise.
• 📔 Wishlist books like "Uprooted" offer excitement and anticipation.
• 😅 Hot chocolate is a beloved holiday drink choice.
• 🥳 Traditional treats like stollen add a festive touch to celebrations.

Questions & Answers

Q: What are your favorite winter reads?

Leone enjoys fairy tales during the winter season, finding them fitting for Christmas and the cold weather ambiance.

Q: Which fictional place would you choose for a winter holiday?

Ravka and the Candy Kingdom are Leone's top picks for a magical winter holiday due to their beauty and unique features.

Q: Who is your ideal fictional character to spend a winter holiday with?

Leone would choose Captain Thorne from the Lunar Chronicles to accompany her on a winter holiday, as she believes he could teach her skiing tricks.

Q: What book is on your wishlist this year?

Leone eagerly awaits "Uprooted" by Naomi Novik, envisioning it as a perfect blend of Beauty and the Beast with fantasy elements.

Summary & Key Takeaways

• Leone shares her favorite winter reads, preferring fairy tales for the season.

• She mentions her love for the cover of "Angel Fall" by Susan E, a dystopian book series.

• Leone imagines spending a winter holiday in Ravka or the Candy Kingdom from "The Nutcracker."