The Piano Playlist Tag

Hi all!

I was supposed to do a post earlier today, but I took a nap instead šŸ˜‚. Sorry for the late post today! Let’s all just pretend that I’m back in Hawaii and that this is a reasonable time for me to post something.

I was tagged by Ashlee back in February and I’m finally getting to this. Thank you for the tag, Ashlee!.This tag was originally created by Moi atĀ Bookish Blunders!

Rules:

  • Post the rules in your post.
  • Answer all the questions and if youā€™ve never heard any of the songs, listen to them before you answer the questions.
  • Link the creator and the person who nominated you (Moi @Bookish Blunders).
  • NominateĀ 8Ā people. Only 8. (Why? Thereā€™s no Symphony no. 9, so)
  • Use the featured image Iā€™ve posted on this tag. (Itā€™s drawn by Moi, and sheā€™d like some recognition)
Piano Playlist

Beethoven ā€“ Moonlight Sonata: A book you read that had an unexpected plot twist near the end

Anxious People by Fredrik Backman was a book that was constantly throwing unexpected twists my way. I couldn’t take anything for granted and even when I thought I was catching on to some of the tricks, I managed to be surprised by almost every single one.

Lizst ā€“ La Campanella: A book that you couldnā€™t even finish

I DNFed Pride and Prejudice by Jane Austen (I’M SO SORRY). I found the book to be extremely boring and every time I thought about reading it, I dreaded it. Rob eventually convinced me that it would probably be better for my mental health to just DNF it.

Rimsky-Korsakov ā€“ Flight of the Bumblebee: A book that was crazy and chaotic that you couldnā€™t even figure out what was happening

House of Leaves is a book that is absolutely bonkers from start to finish. It kind of has a story within a story within a story. The book is full of footnotes and pages that will require you to flip the book around to read them. My experience reading it was both fun and horrible. In the end I rated it 5 stars, but I’d never read it again.

Mozart ā€“ Rondo Alla Turca: A book that is so over-recommended that everyone and their grandma has read it (itā€™s still good, though)

Red, White & Royal Blue by Casey McQuiston feels like a book everyone has read (for good reason!). It’s one of my favorite books of all time so I’m one of the people who is probably over-recommending it tbh.

Beethoven ā€“ FĆ¼r Elise: A book that has been one of your favourites for ages

The Name of the Star by Maureen Johnson is a book that I have adored since I first read it in college in 2013. I keep wanting everyone to read it, but just be warned that it’s a series that was never completed. No one knows what the heck is going on with the next book.

Chopin ā€“ Fantaisie-Impromptu: A book that is high up on your to be read list

Rob has wanted me to read Robopocalypse by Daniel H. Wilson for a while and I keep putting it off, so I should really read that soon. It was on my May TBR post, but I still haven’t opened it lol.

Beethoven ā€“ Sonata No. 17 ā€œTempestā€ 3rd Movement: A book that you love but isnā€™t that well-known

The Things She’s Seen by Ambelin and Ezekiel Kwaymullina is an amazing book that not many people know about. Rob and I randomly decided to buy it from B&N, and we both rated it 5 stars. The story and the writing is beautiful and haunting. I can’t recommend this book enough.

Mozart ā€“ Eine Kleine Nachtmusik: A book that is extremely long, but you still like it

The Priory of the Orange Tree by Samantha Shannon might be the longest book I’ve read of my own accord (rather than being assigned it in school). It’s a very good book, but it’s over 800 pages so I was terrified when I first picked it up. I read it in chunks of 50-150 pages at a time.

Debussy ā€“ Clair De Lune: A book that was wonderful from start to finish

I was a huge fan of The Inheritance Games by Jennifer Lynn Barnes. I read it for a blog tour so you can read my full review here, but the book was so fantastically written that I was thoroughly impressed with the author. I’m curious to try some of her other books, so if you’ve read any of them, recommend me some below!

I tag

I basically always fail at tagging specific amounts of people because I can’t deal with that sort of pressure, but I’ll tag the following:

4 thoughts on “The Piano Playlist Tag

  1. itsKoo May 27, 2021 / 8:37 pm

    Great answers! There are so many books on here I have not heard of! I just checked out the description for The Things She’s Seen and it sounds gooood. I’m putting it on my list. Thanks for the tag and the new books I need to read!

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  2. Definitely Moi May 27, 2021 / 11:52 pm

    I loved your answers for this post, Jenny! I briefly DNFed Pride and Prejudice too…It’s a good book, but not my cup of tea. Thanks for trying out the tag!

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