The Birthday Book Tag!

It’s my birthday! I’m now 24. I still feel like I’m in the middle of trying to figure everything in life out. I think the journey to 25, will be great!
Anyways, I decided to go this quick 5 question tag to celebrate!

I found this tag through The Sassy Book Geek – link – so go read and check out that post!
If you’ve already done this tag, be sure to let me know so I can read and check it out!

1.) Count Your Birthday Along Your Bookshelf and Then Subtract Your Birth Month

28-4=24 – Easy enough.
I got In the Afterlight, the last book in The Darkest Minds trilogy by Alex Bracken.
I liked this book. I remember the ending missing something. I wanted more from it. I haven’t read the novella that takes place after the last book. So maybe that will be what I need from this series.

2.) If You Could Spend Your Birthday With Any Fictional Character Who Would It Be and Why?

I think I would honestly spend it with Cath. We could order a pizza and watch all of the Harry Potter/Simon & Baz movies and fangirl over them all night. I love that. ❤
And we could jam out and have a dance party, invite over other introverts. It would be great.

3.) Find A Book That Takes Place In The Season You Were Born In

Springtime is the best time for birthdays in my opinion.
But I can’t think of many books that only take place in the spring.
I just read The Fill-In Boyfriend by Kasie West. It starts off when they are at prom and continues during the weeks after.
Prom is usually in spring, right?

4.) Find A Book That Is The Color of Your Birthstone

April’s birthstone is a diamond. Yes, I am very thankful for this. lol.
I think a good diamond book would be I’ll Give You the Sun by Jandy Nelson
I mean it’s white, and it has the rainbow rays, like how sun reflects off of a diamond.
It’s good enough, lol.

5.) Pick A Book Set In A Time Period, World, or Country You Would Like To Have Been Born In

I would love to be in Boston. It would offer a great city feel. But also wouldn’t be as over-crowed as New York. Maybe?
I think the time period I’m in right now works for me.
This isn’t a very adventurous answer, is it. Oops.