Q&A+Greatest Showman Book Tag

I'm finally getting around to doing that Q&A I promised. I did get a few questions, which I'm happy about, and to fill it in a bit more, I'm adding a tag I've seen going around (and decided to steal). Let's have some fun.

Q&A

Bethany: Who is the most despicable villain you've ever seen (in a movie)?

Answer: Most despicable, hmm. Thanos comes to mind first as my most recent choice. My mind is going blank about any other villains, but I always hate the ones that hurt those weaker than themselves, or make people think they're nothing.

Anonymous: Which of your characters is your favorite and why?

Answer: How am I supposed to pick? I'm probably going with my normal answer, though, of Hana. I like her because she's based strongly off myself and the person I imagine myself to be. Some notable mentions are Flynn (aka the Mad Hatter), Elle, Tuaslee, and the Queen of Hearts.

Anonymous: Which country would you like to go to?

Answer: I've been to France before, but I'd love to go back there again. I'd also love to visit Japan, Italy, and Germany.

The Greatest Showman Book Tag

How could I not want to do a tag comparing books to the Greatest Showman songs. I never get tired of that movie. Every time the soundtrack comes on, I have a strong urge for a circus costume and fabulous top hat.

The Greatest Show: A book as entertaining as the circus

Delilah Dirk and the Turkish Lieutenant by Tony Cliff. There's always so much going on and every page is interesting, like a circus.

A Million Dreams: A book set in a fantastical world

Warcross by Marie Lu. The worldbuilding is amazing and I want to go live there.

Come Alive: A book that makes you outrageously happy

Winnie the Pooh by A. A. Milne. My childhood and my happy place.

The Other Side: A book that changed your mind about something

I'm not sure I've ever had a book change my mind about something. I've had some eye-opening reads, but so far not any really mind changing ones.

Never Enough: A book that you've re-read more than once

The Lion, the Witch, and the Wardrobe by C. S. Lewis. A the rest of the series. I could have a super long list of ones I've re-read over and over.

This Is Me: A book with a character that reminds you of yourself

Page by Paige by Laura Lee Gulledge. As I mentioned in my recent review, I deeply connect to Paige.

Rewrite the Stars: A book with a forbidden romance

The Traitor Prince by C. J. Redwine.

Tightrope: A book with an adventurous main character

The Wizards of Once by Cressida Cowell. Technically, this book has two main characters, but they both are quite adventurous.

From Now On: A book with a wonderful family (related or otherwise)

The Mysterious Benedict Society by Trenton Lee Stewart. The kids in these books have great families, plus they are awesome together as a family group.

I tag-

Gray
Faith
Mem
And you!

On a scale of one to ten, how much do you love the Greatest Showman? Have you read any of these books? Has a book ever changed your mind? Tell me in the comments.

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