Books That Might Remind People of Me (Six For Sunday)

Six for Sunday is weekly prompt hosted by Steph at A Little But A Lot where we are encouraged to give our opinions on a certain topic or a book-related theme.

This week’s topic is ‘books that people associate with you’ and I’m so excited to do this one! There are a few books that people in the past have said reminded them of me and to be honest I felt quite honoured.

What books do people associate with you?

1 . Harry Potter Series by J.K. Rowling

I am a HUGE Harry Potter fan and everyone I’m close to knows it. Whenever something Harry Potter crops up in day to day life I am always asked or told about it. This is especially noticeable when my family are watching quiz shows or we’re playing games and a Harry Potter question comes up.

2 . Matilda by Roald Dahl

Matilda is the ultimate bookworm and I like to think I follow in her footsteps. My close family and friends seem to agree and every single birthday or Christmas I seem to receive something Matilda related. Most recently I got a Matilda travel coffee cup from a work colleague!

3. Sycthe by Neal Shusterman

Scythe has become one of my favourite books of all time and everyone knows it! No matter what the conversation is I’m having I will always get Scythe in there somewhere and everyone I’m close to knows to expect it.

4. The Fault in our Stars by John Green

I adore this book and everyone knows it! My mum made me a Fault in our Stars birthday cake for my 21st birthday and I’ve known people to read it as they knew I loved it. Not bad going really.

5. Twilight by Stephenie Meyer

Okay, so, I was a teenager smack bang in the middle of the Twilight epidemic and I latched on..hard! I was obsessed with the series and even now when someone happens to see something Twilight related I’m always told about it. I have definitely evolved since my Twilight loving days but still…

6. The Grisha Trilogy by Leigh Bardugo

I am obsessed with Leigh Bardugo and The Grisha Trilogy was the first series by her that I read and oh boy I was sucked in! Recommending it to anyone who hasn’t read it is what I do best and I know people that have caved in and read it.