Christmas Cracker Book Tag.

Hi readers! How are you?

It's been a while since Ihave bublished an article in english, unfortunately school has been killing me lately, I will transleat the article wher I talked about what is happening to me lately to keep you updated.

Other than school I have been writing my second book, wich is going very well by now, and I am also starting a buisness with a friend so my time is full and I don't have that much left.

I decided, today, to respond to some questions from a tag and since Christmas is on his way I thaught about the Christmas Cracker Book Tag, I do not know who is the author, if you know comment down below.

1. Find a book with a wintery cover.

This is the book that I think about if we talk about wintery covers, It's red and it says Christmas in the title.

2. Pick a book you’re likely to buy as a present.
I need a lot of books in my life, one that I will buy for sure is It by Stephen King, I have never had the possibility to get it.

3. Pick a festive themed book.
I think I would say a Cristmas Carol again.

4. Pick a book you can curl up with by the fireplace.
Me Before you.

5. Pick a book you want to read over the festive period.
16 ways to break your heart by Lauren Starsnick, Midnight sun by Trish Cook and The Psychyatrist by Wulf Dorn.

6. Pick a book that’s so good it gives you chills.

All Quiet on the Western Front by Remarque, this made me cry!

7. Pick a book going on your Christmas wishlist.

I don't have a book for christmas, I want books all the time.

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