The Beauty and the Beast tag was created by Krista at Books and Jams and Lisa at Brand New Book Smell.
I am so excited for the release of the new live action Beauty and the Beast movie coming out on March 17, 2017! I’m not often a movie goer, I tend to wait for movies to be released on DVD or on streaming services to watch them. I’m such a fan of Beauty and the Beast that I will be going to the movie theater to see this movie. I can’t wait! 🙂 So, I thought it was the perfect time for a Beauty and the Beast book tag.
1.Belle: She just wants more then this provencial life. Tell about a book that takes you to another place.
When I think about a book that takes me to another place, the book the immediately comes to mind is The Night Circus by Erin Morgenstern. The circus that just appears and nobody knows when or where it will appear, is filled with so much beauty. Erin Morgenstern writes with such beautiful imagary that I was swept away into the magic of the circus every time I sat down to read it. It’s a book that definitely took me to another place, the beauty that is that of The Night Circus.
2. Beast: He can be a bit scary, but inside he’s a softy. Choose a book who’s cover doesn’t match the story.
I’m going to go with a book I read a few years ago that I remember to be quite a gripping, page turning read. However, by just looking at the cover, it hardly looks like a book that will tug at your heart stings and keep the reader wanting to know what happens next, rooting for this young boy and his mom…
3. Maurice: Belle’s eccentric but loveable father. Choose a book that is out of your comfort zone or your normal reads, but you ended up loving it.
I recently read Cinder by Marissa Meyer and I loved it! I put it off based on the cyborg and science fiction elements in it’s Cinderella retelling. I don’t read a lot of science fiction novels.
Here is my recent review of Cinder if you are interested in more of my thoughts on this book.
4. Mrs. Potts: Nurturing and motherly character. Choose a character who takes care of others like a mother might.
I’m going to go with the cliche answer of Mrs.Weasley from The Harry Potter series for this one. I can’t think of a better mother/mother-like character.
5. Chip: Adorable and makes us smile. Choose your favorite children’s book.
My favorite children’s books that always make me smile are the Anne of Green Gables series. I am in the process of re-reading this series as an adult and it is just pure joy to read them again.
*Goodreads link is for a different edition of the Anne series. The edition shown above is not currently on Goodreads.
6. Gaston: Smarmy and arrogant. Choose a character who’s over the top with his (or her) arrogance.
I’m going to choose a character from one of my most recent reads, Queen Levana from Cinder.
7. Lumiere: Smooth-talking, swoon worthy cassanova. Choose a character with these characteristics.
I don’t swoon over characters in books, so this is a tough question for me. The only answer I can think of are the men in the Colleen Hoover books that I have read, Slammed, November 9 and It Ends With Us. Colleen Hoover creates male characters who are extremely flawed, but also have a loveable side especially to the main female character in her books. Somehow, as the background to these flawed male characters is revealed, you find a part of you loving them and rooting for the relationships. Since, they are characters that could be unlikeable, but become likeable in some ways, I would say that they are smooth-talking cassanovas.
8. Cogsworth: He was a bossy, no-nonsense leader of the household. Choose a character who takes charge and is the voice of reason for those around them.
Elfrida and Aunt Carrie from Winter Solstice by Rosamunde Pilcher were both take charge, voice of reason characters. They pull this unlikely cast of characters together who all end up at an old Victorian home in Scotland and they find love and family in a most unplanned, unlikely way.
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In March I plan to participate in the 
The purpose of the Love-a-thon is to bring the online book community together, meet new booklovers across all social media platforms and to spread love to those online booklovers we have already met along the way. This years hosts of the Love-a-thon are Alexa of 
I have decided that on this road trip, I would take real readers, bloggers and BookTubers. That being said, I’ve met so many wonderful readers through all kinds of social platforms that choosing only 4 people is tough. I would love to take each and everyone I’ve met and had great bookish (and otherwise) conversation with on this trip! That’s saying a lot from someone who is as shy as I am! This community has been so kind and welcoming that I wish I could take all of you on my virtual road trip. 🙂
We would also make time to visit 
our virtual trip.
Top 5 Wednesday is hosted by Sam from 
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