Book Tag | The Summer Bucket List Book Tag

Another Sunday, another book tag!

This week I’m doing a tag I saw the ever-amazing Destiny do last year and I figured now is the perfect time to fantasize about all the summer adventures I wish I was having.

R U L E S:

1. Link back to the original creator in your post.
2. Feel free to use any of Tiffany’s graphics in your post, or create your own!
3. Tag 5 other people at the end of your post, and let them know you’ve tagged them! ♡
   

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A Song Below Water by Bethany C. Morrow | What’s the perfect summer fantasy story: sirens. And A Song Below Water weaves it’s Siren mythology expertly with modern problems of misogynoir. 

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Dani and Zafir from Take a Hint, Dani Brown | Not only do Dani and Zafir have chemistry that leaps off the page, but the open communication and emotional honesty was so refreshing to see!

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Fable by Adrienne Young | Another seafearing book, in case one just isn’t enough for you this summer, but Fable’s journey from a thieve-ridden island aboard a rat-tag ship to reunite with her father is non-stop action you can’t put down.

I’ll Be the One by Lyla Lee | Yes, I have been gushing about this book since I read it in the beginning of June. No, I will not stop.

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Clap When You Land by Elizabeth Acevedo | I have a habit of listening to Elizabeth Avecedo’s books in once sitting – especially her verse novels – because the story is so compelling I just can’t stop. Clap When You Land was the same experience for me.

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Would Like to Meet by Rachel Winters | A Rom-Com all about reenacting meet-cutes to help a screen writter get his mojo back! A very cute – and quick – read.

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Foul is Fair by Hannah Capin | This was my first Macbeth-related experience and it was awesome. It’s violent and poetic, vengeful and just, secretive and redemptive – and a completely satisfying revenge story.

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Felix Love from Felix Ever After by Kacen Callender | Felix is my hero and his story is one of my favorites I’ve read this year. I honestly tried to plug this book a bunch of times in this tag, but I chose to try and limit myself and spread the love.

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Hungry Hearts: 13 Tales of Food & Love edited by Elsie Chapman | While this wasn’t one of my favorite anthologies, the food descriptions alone are worth the read. You’re guaranteed to get some cravings . My favorite stories were: The Grand Ishq Adventure by Sandhya Menon; Kings & Queens by Elsie Chapman; The Slender One by Caroline Tung Richmond; & Panadería ~ Pastelería by Anna-MArie McLemore(4 stars)

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Becoming by Michelle Obama | I didn’t realize how much I loved Michelle Obama until I listened to her book. Honestly, she is such an incredible figure and hearing her story made me feel like anything is possible.

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What creative ways are you enjoying your summer this year? And while summer is fun, I honestly can’t wait to the weather to start cooling off!

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