Finally Fall Book Tag!

TL;DR

Megan does the Finally Fall Book Tag, answering questions about books with vivid settings, heavy topics, and heartwarming reads.

Transcript

hey there my name is Megan and welcome back to my channel so today I'm going to be doing the finally fall book tag since it is officially fall I've seen this tag go around and I thought it'd be a lot of fun to do so it consists of 10 questions and let's just get on into them the first question is in the fall the air is crisp and clear name a book w... Read More

Key Insights

• ❓ "A Great and Terrible Beauty" by Libba Bray has a vivid and atmospheric setting in Victorian London.
• 💌 "Letters to the Lost" by Bridget Comer deals with heavy topics of loss and grief.
• 👪 The Blackthorn family from "Lady Midnight" has heartwarming and supportive dynamics.
• 🍂 There is a stack of fall-colored books, including "An Alchemy of Masques and Mirrors" and "Red Seas Under Red Skies."
• 🛰️ "The Wrath and the Dawn" by Renee Ahdieh features a character telling Arabian folklore stories.
• 🤨 "The Night Parade" by Ronald Mafi is a creepy post-apocalyptic book that raises questions about sanity.
• 🙇 "Thank You, Ma'am" by Langston Hughes is a heartwarming short story.
• ↩️ Megan wants to return to "The Fellowship of the Ring" by J.R.R. Tolkien.

Questions & Answers

Q: Name a book with a vivid setting.

Megan recommends "A Great and Terrible Beauty" by Libba Bray because it takes place in Victorian London, specifically a dark and atmospheric gothic boarding school.

Q: Name a book that deals with a heavy topic.

Megan suggests "Letters to the Lost" by Bridget Comer, a contemporary novel that follows characters dealing with loss and grief.

Q: Name a book that taught you something.

Megan couldn't think of a specific book, but believes that every book teaches something, whether it's about writing, vocabulary, or the human experience.

Q: Name a family or friend group you'd like to be a part of.

Megan chooses the Blackthorn family from the "Lady Midnight" or "The Dark Artifices" trilogy by Cassandra Clare, as their supportive and loving dynamics make them an ideal group to be a part of.

Q: Share a pile of books with fall colors.

Megan shares a stack of books with fall colors, including "An Alchemy of Masques and Mirrors," "The Waking Fire," "Deathcaster," "Too Like the Lightning," and "Red Seas Under Red Skies."

Q: Share a book where someone is telling a story.

Megan suggests "The Wrath and the Dawn" by Renee Ahdieh, where the main character, Sherzad, tells Arabian folklore stories to those around her.

Q: Share a dark and creepy book.

Since Megan doesn't read a lot of dark creepy books, the only one she could think of was "The Night Parade" by Ronald Mafi, a post-apocalyptic story with creepy scenes and questionable sanity.

Q: Name a short heartwarming read.

Megan recommends the short story "Thank You, Ma'am" by Langston Hughes, which showcases love, compassion, and empathy in a heartwarming way.

Summary & Key Takeaways

• Megan does the Finally Fall Book Tag, which consists of 10 questions about books related to fall.

• She mentions books with vivid settings like "A Great and Terrible Beauty" by Libba Bray and "Letters to the Lost" by Bridget Comer, which deals with heavy topics.

• Megan also talks about the family dynamics in "Lady Midnight" and shares a pile of books with fall colors.