Taylor Swift Book Tags: Lover

I saw this at Musings of (Book) Girl and I adore Taylor Swift, so of course I gave it a try. 

I'm choosing books that I've read and enjoyed this year. 

This book was SO sad. There's a terrible moment with a dog that made me cry like a baby. But it was a good book. I simply don't like books with sad parts about animals

Both the main characters have been through A LOT of family and personal drama. It's what initially connects them. A wonderful book about flawed (human) characters who don't always make the best choices.

Could it be anyone other than Hattie? I'm so impressed by the Year of Hattie and all her plans. Of course Whit is amazing too. 

Daisy Swan doesn't need a man - with her brains she can create a cosmetic line. 

Although Theo is quite useful in his own way...

Riley doesn't think she has an eating disorder, but her parents sent her to treatment center anyways. (I know that eating disorders are an illness and are not strictly mental health, but they do require a new way of looking at the world, your body, and food. Plus this book was amazingly good and the author struggles with her own eating disorder.)

The boy next door gets a second chance at love while Brooke tries to pull herself together. 

Stalking - public libraries - and a possible challenge for the mayor. I can't wait to see how this all shakes out in the next book.

I loved the romance in this book - the banter, the looks, and the forbidden nature of it. I loved the nerdiness and of course the fact that she's a librarian.

I don't think any explanation here is necessary. A powerful yet hard to read book. 

Because it made me think about a LOT of things in my WIP - and how much it needs to change before it's ready. If you're a writer, there's lots of great writing advice in this book! 

This book made me want to wander the streets of Paris!

What would you do if your life shattered into a million pieces?  And in an instant everything changed?

I don't read much about science fiction and space, but this was really good!

I'm a sucker for books about royalty and boarding school, so this was always going to be one that I loved. Also I love the enemies to lover trope. This book is so good, but doesn't get talked about enough. It's more of a quiet YA.

Again with this book, but the characters make Terrible choices. And you feel bad for them anyways.

I'm cheating here with two. Of course the royal book with the banter. It made me laugh. I didn't want this book to end. 

And then of course the ending of the Sarah J Maas series. I cried, I smiled, and I worried over my favorite characters something fierce. 

I love this group of friends. They are supportive and make time for each other.

Cheating here again: 

Obviously with going to a new school and finding friends and figuring out your place, the New Kid is an excellent graphic novel.

And Sarah Dessen - I will always read her books. I loved how she didn't know half of her family until this summer. And how the summer changed her.