Animal Crossing Book Tag

I know that I’m slightly clueless when it comes to Animal Crossing since I never played. Still, since I decided to participate in the Animal Crossing, as I posted yesterday, I thought this tag would help me familiarise myself with the game. Anyway, the readathon is taking place from April 1^st to April 15^th,and for more details, you can take a look at yesterday’s post. Two Book Thieves created this tag.

Questions:

Past Villager – Who is a character you found when you were younger that still has a place in your heart?

Heidi is the first-ever cartoon I ever watched, so yes, I still hold her character in my heart. Do you know what the crazy thing is? I remember my mum buying me the book, and I was unable to it. In fact, I think I never read it.

Blather’s Blatherings – Recommend a historical fiction book that you think everybody should read

I won’t lie; I had many answers to this question, but I think I’m going with The Help by Kathryn Stockett this time around.

Celeste’s Wish – What is a future book release you wish you could read now?

A book I want right now is with the characters and in the world of Love & Other Disasters by Anita Kelly.

Timmy & Tommy – What is your favourite sibling relationship in a book?

The relationship between Ben and their sister is special to me.

The Easter Bunny – A popular book character that you’re not a big fan of

Leah from Leah on the Offbeat by Becky Albertalli is why I gave this book such a low rating.

Nook’s Loans – An author you’d give all your money to

Oh damn, such a tricky question and I have so many answers for it, but one of the authors I get on pins and needles when she comes out with a book is Elizabeth Acevedo.

The Sisters Able – What is your favourite fictional family (found or otherwise)?

Betita’s family dealt with so many hardships, yet they dealt with them with love.

It’s a C+  – What is a book trope you don’t like that keeps popping up? 

Right about now, I don’t have an answer for this one.

The Wandering Camel – What is your favourite book set in a land far away from yours?

I think all the books I ever read can count for this one since it is super rare to meet my country in novels. A book I currently read and like was Girl Lost by Kate Gable, which reminds me I need to look for book 3.

What Would Dodos Do?  – A fictional land you wish you could fly away to at any moment?

Travelling through pages and stories is a dream come true for a bookworm.

Tagging:
I honestly don’t know who to tag, so, leaving it open to everyone.

Alex