I don’t recall where I saw this tag first, but I had a random note posted to myself with the questions and answers. To see the details, and credit the creator (Alexandra @ Reading by Starlight), I found her blog and I was pleasantly surprised that I was not the only one to match some novels for some of the prompts as some of our answers match.
The Mississippi River is at the center of a mystery is this fantasy novel that relates to the Fifth Mage War series. [My Review]
This was a great retelling of the Little Mermaid where the characters go on an adventure on the high seas. [My Review]
The setting plays a huge role in this story. When you add in the mysterious deaths and possible magical involvement, it has a great eerie vibe. [My Review]
This novel is a retelling of Peter Pan that transports the story from Neverland to the Chicago underground with interesting twists and turns. [My Review]
This story takes place in Alabama.
The Castle of Thorns is a great and unique Beauty and the Beast retelling that is set in a mysterious castle. [My Review]
The mysterious night circus, the magical illusions, and the mysterious competition all help to make up an excellent whimsical story. [My Review]
While part of the story takes place in the main town of Moose Springs in Alaska, the main premise is the characters trekking Mount Veil. [My Review]
In Spinning Silver, there is a lot of integration of Jewish culture into the story and characters. [My Review]
Illuminae is a space opera from what I can tell and how it has been recommended to me. It is still, unfortunately, on my TBR, but I hope to actually read it soon.
I loved this tag, although it now makes me want to visit a Disney park (I’ll settle for any of them around the world)! It was fun matching each ride to a novel. A lot of them had multiple novels that came to mind, but I decided on the ones that popped into my head first. I highly encourage anyone to give this tag a try and please remember to credit the creator!
chonkybooksreview.com 
Aw what a fun tag! I haven’t been to any Disney park in ages…about 20+ years! But I definitely want to bring my kids.
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