Chocolate Book Tag

I was tagged by Aspen at Texas Rebel Girl for the Chocolate Book Tag.  Thanks, dear!

Let's get started=D

Dark Chocolate (a book that covers a dark topic):

I'd have to say the Children of Hurin...seeing how there's 'dark' magic, 'dark' elves, and 'dark' sources.

But I would recommend this book if you like Tolkien's writings.

White Chocolate (a light and humorous read):

The 500 Hats of Bartholomew Cubbins.  This book has always been one of my childhood favorites:)

Milk Chocolate (a book with a lot of hype that you're dying to read):

Rise of the Fallen

the second book to Chuck Black's new series

Caramel-filled Chocolate (a book that makes you feel gooey inside):

I'd have to say LOTR.  Not really gooey I guess, but more exciting.  I just love watching the movies and than reading the books and being able to point out the parts that were in the movies.

Wafer-less Kit-Kat (a book that surprised you):

The Hobbit

I guess the ending kind of surprised me when I first read it.  There were certain characters who just kind of *BOOM* died.

Snickers (a book you're going nuts about):

The Ransom!  This book is soon going to be published by Megan J. Mckeel and I can't wait to have my own copy=D

Hot Chocolate with Mimi Marshmallows (a book you turn to for comfort):

Well, besides the Bible, I normally turn to The Ransom, the same book mentioned above, the Interlock, and the Extremity.  The last two books I mentioned are the last two books in Megan's trilogy.  I guess I like turning to her books for comfort knowing that she is sharing the gospel in her writing:)

A Box of Chocolate (a series you feel has something for everyone):

Anything by Chuck Black for example, The Kingdom Series, The Knights of Arrethtrae, and Cloak of the Light

I nominate:

Megan Jane

Darrion and Willow

Lily(my big sister;)

Beth

Have fun answerin'=D

If you weren't nominated and you'd like to give your opinions of books you can put your answers in a comment on my blog:)