Disney Princess ~Book Tag~

It’s tag time again!! I’m so excited for this one because I absolutely love Disney! Thanks so much to Sanjula and Reet from The Blue Moon Archives for tagging me in this! Sorry it took me so long. I actually completely forget about it until now… 😬

Rules:

1. Mention where you saw the tag/thank whoever tagged you!
2. Tag the creators – Book Princess Reviews and Zuky – so they can check out the wonderful Princess fun throughout the blog world.
3. Answer the questions.
4. Play a game of tag at the end!

Snow White: This book (like the movie) started it all – favourite debut book from an author.

Ella Minnow Pea by Mark Dunn! This is such a cute, interesting book. It was actually super hard for me to figure out which books were debut. That’s not really something I pay attention to apparently.

 

Cinderella: A diamond in the rough – just like Cinderella, you didn’t expect much out of this character in the beginning but they turned out to be a total gem.

I thought Aladdin was a diamond in the rough? Haha! I think I’ll go with Luna from Harry Potter. I didn’t think she was important at first, but she gave so much more to the story.

 

Aurora: Sleeping beauty – a book that makes you sleepy or just could not hold your attention.

Emma by Jane Austen. I believe it literally took me 6 months to get through this book. I wanted to like it so badly, but I just couldn’t. It’s so strange because I love Austen’s other works.

 

Ariel: Under the sea – a book with a water/ocean setting.

Ummmm… Maribel’s Rainy Day is the first book I thought of. (Check out my review here: Book Review)

 

Belle: Beauty and the beast – name a book with the best bookworm/book lover.

I have to agree with Reet on this one and say Hermione. She’s the bookworm we all wanted to be!

 

Jasmine: The thief and the princess – name a book with an unlikely love story (either in terms of romance or a book you didn’t expect to love this much).

I didn’t expect to love any of Colleen Coble’s books as much as I do. Even if the premise doesn’t sound interesting, I still end up loving it!

 

Pocahontas: The real life princess – name a book that is based on a real life person you want to read/have read.

I really want to read I Am Malala soon! It sounds so intriguing. I actually enjoy a lot of autobiographies.

 

Mulan: The princess that saved the country – name the fiercest heroine you know.

Madeline from The Crescent Stone (see my review here: Book Review). I don’t know if she’s the fiercest, but she gives up so much for the people around her and is very brave through her illness.

 

Tiana: The princess with the coolest or most diverse cast – name a diverse book, whether it is a diverse set of characters or just diverse in general.

Star Trek: The Next Generation Cats. 😂😂

 

Rapunzel: Let your long hair down – name the longest book you’ve ever read.

Harry Potter and the Order of the Phoenix – 870 pages. Hopefully, I will get through War and Peace soon!

 

Merida: I determine my own fate – a book where there is no love story/interest or isn’t needed.

The Maze Runner. It has a great story with or without romance.

 

Elsa: Frozen hearts – a book in a winter/cold setting.

Hunted by: Meagan Spooner. I really like this Beauty and the Beast retelling! It was one of the first retellings I ever read.

 

Moana: How far I’ll go – a character that goes on a journey.

Frodo and Sam from Lord of the Rings is the obvious answer!

 

 

Who is your favorite Disney Princess? I think mine would be Rapunzel. Thanks so much for reading!!