Book Tag. Disney Book Tag

As I mentioned in my last Sunday Post, I'm going through a blogging slump. After listening to some advices and wise words from other lovely bloggers, I began my search for book tags. I saw the Disney Book Tag for the first time on Bec&Bones and I saved it on my drafts to jong it later. I guess "later" is finally now. I won't lie, I worked on this tag for over a week (damn you, blogging slump), but I did it. Ps. I published this post last night by accident (it was not even complete), so to all the subscribers who received an e-mail, I'm so sorry. 

 
THE LITTLE MERMAID: A CHARACTER THAT IS OUT OF THEIR ELEMENT

Let's face it: most characters just keep fumbling their way through the story without no clue of what is going on or what do to. I'm picking Konstantin from The Bear and the Nightingale because the Russian wilderness and its folk creatures were too much for him. He was out of his element.

ALADDIN: A CHARACTER THAT HAS HAD THEIR WISH GRANTED FOR BETTER OR WORSE

Marinka from The House With Chicken Legs. She wished to have friends and when she did things didn't work out very well for her.

MULAN: A CHARACTER WHO PRETENDS THEY ARE SOMEONE THEY ARE NOT

Mackenzie from The Archived. She lives a double life as a Keeper and must lie to everyone about her whereabouts to keep the Narrows and the Archive a secret. She lives a double life.

SNOW WHITE: A BOOK WITH AN ECLECTIC CAST OF CHARACTERS

This one is difficult. Maybe The Girl Who Drank the Moon by Kelly Barnhill? The book features so many different characters (human beings, monsters, dragons and witches).

SLEEPING BEAUTY: A BOOK THAT PUT YOU TO SLEEP

The Forest Queen by Betsy Cornwell. I was so excited to read this gender-swap Robin Hood retelling. But the book was too short and the characters were all one-dimensional.

THE LION KING: A CHARACTER THAT HAD SOMETHING TRAUMATIC HAPPEN IN THEIR PAST

Dineas from Rosemarked. After being captured by the Empire, he was tortured and then threw into a mass grave after being infected by the rose plague.

BEAUTY AND THE BEAST: A BOOK THAT WAS A BEAST (AKA BIG AND INTIMIDATING)

According to Goodreads the longest book I’ve read was Inheritance by Christopher Paolini. I remember it took me a really long time to finish it (more than a month, I believe). I need to get back to this world and read The Fork, the Witch, and the Worm. Ps. I've read all the A Song of Ice and Fire novels published so far, but in Portuguese one book is divided in two.

 
CINDERELLA: A CHARACTER THAT GOES THROUGH MAJOR DEVELOPMENT

Lira from To Kill a Kingdom. Without being too spoiler-ish, this girl no longer steals hearts from human princes. That's a major development.

TOY STORY: A BOOK WITH CHARACTERS YOU WANT TO COME TO LIFE

I love my favourite book characters in their books, so I don't think I'd want any of them to come to life (why would I want them to be part of my reality?). Unless it was my all time book crush, Mr. Darcy from Pride and Prejudice.

DESCENDANTS: YOUR FAVOURITE VILLAIN

The Commandant from An Ember in the Ashes. She's ruthless and destroys anyone who crosses her path. Even her own son has fallen victim to her evildoing. I just love to hate her.

I'm tagging everyone who loves Disney, which means everyone who reads this post? Is there actually someone out there who doesn't love Disney? At least, you've to love Mushu.

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