Bedtime Book Tag!

I stay up late into the night so often I'm practically nocturnal. It's to a point where I must be half vampire.  At least this isn't Sunnydale, am I right?

Thanks to Anna at Annaish for tagging me!

1.  A book that kept you up all night reading

The Hunger Games by Suzanne Collins

My sixth grade English teacher handed out copies of this to the entire class just for fun.  I remember staying up into the dead of night to finish it, and when I returned it the following day, my teacher made my entire class clap for me because she was so impressed at my quick reading.  It was awkward.

2.  A book that made you scared to sleep

Goosebumps:  Night of the Living Dummy by R.L. Stine

I haven't been thoroughly frightened by a book in ages now, but as a child I was a little fraidy cat...  Both the Goosebumps books and television show scared the living daylights out of me.

3.  A book that made you go to sleep

The Sound of Waves by Yukio Mishima

I was forced against my will to read this book for class last Spring and I swear I fell asleep each and every time I attempted to get through this because nothing happens.

4.  A book that left you tossing and turning all night in anticipation of its release

City of Heavenly Fire by Cassandra Clare

Along with the rest of the Shadowhunters fanbase, I would have killed a man to have gotten my hands on this book early (but not really, I may be half vampire but I do have a soul).

5.  A book that is your dream boyfriend/girlfriend ship of two separate books

I am an unimaginative thing, okay?  I like sticking to canon.  Yes, I do realize this non-answer is insufficient but you'll just have to deal with it, now won't you?

6.  A book that would be your worst nightmare to live in

1984 by George Orwell

This is a horror show of a society and I would give up all the candy in the world to never have to live there myself.

7.  A book that reminds you of night time

The Night Circus by Erin Morgenstern

A circus that only takes place under the shadow of night, where the magic tricks aren't such tricks after all...  One of my favorite books I have read so far in my lifetime.

8.  A book that had a nightmarish cliffhanger

Blue Lily, Lily Blue by Maggie Stiefvater

If I didn't love this book so much I would have thrown it across the room because of the trauma it caused my heart.  If The Raven King isn't released soon I will go absolutely insane.

9.  A book you actually dreamed about

A Court of Thorns and Roses by Sarah J. Maas

I don't typically remember my dreams, but I clearly recall dreaming about this one shortly after I finished it.  It was an entire coherent story, too.  Well, "coherent" may be stretching it a bit.

10.  A book monster you wouldn't want to find under your bed 

The Ocean at the End of the Lane by Neil Gaiman

I don't lie awake convinced there's a monster hiding under my bed any longer, but there is this...worm...demon...thing that would send my screaming down the street.  It reshaped reality and made it so no one believed a thing that fell from the innocent boy's lips.  If that monster was under my bed I would burn the house down.

Now, sleep is for the weak, but we all need it.  Imagine how much we could get done if sleep wasn't required for, you know, living and all.

I tag:

Rebekah @ Wings Made of Words

Jillian @ Jillian's Books

Emma @ Fairytale Reader