This or That Tag!

A tag today! After this I think I’m officially caught up with the tags and things. Though I have made a page called ‘To do’ to keep track of future ones so I don’t become overwhelmed again.

Anyways, I was tagged by Orang-utan Librarian, so thank you!

The Rules:

• Mention the creator of the tag (Ayunda @ Tea and Paperbacks).
• Thank the blogger who tagged you!
• Choose one of the options, you don’t have to tell the reasons why you chose that but you can also do them if you want to.
• Tag 10 other people to do this tag to spread the love!

One: Reading on the couch or on the bed?

Can I pick the love seat? Do people call it ‘love seat’ everywhere? I’m talking the two-cushion couchy thing. Perfect for me to stretch out and put my feet up. That’s where I usually am.

Two: Male main character or female main character?

Doesn’t matter to me. As long as they’re well developed.

Three: Sweet snacks or salty snacks when reading?

Salty. Then I can have iced tea with it too. :”D Tea doesn’t go as well with sweets, at least not how I take it.

Four: Trilogies or quartets?

Quartets. Emotional investment need not end with three books.

Five: First person point of view or third person point of view?

Third. First person screams ‘relate to me’ and a lot of times I don’t. Not saying I don’t like the book, but it’s easier to relate to a character if I’m not… forced to? Does that make sense? xD

Six: Reading at night or in the morning?

Night! I’m not awake enough to read in the morning.

Seven: Libraries or bookstores?

Libraries. I tend to actually leave with books. I’m usually too broke to pay full price for a book in a store. Amazon and I are good friends.

Eight: Books that make you laugh or make you cry?

Books that make me cry. Nothing says ’emotionally invested’ like tears streaming down my face.

Nine: Black book covers or white book covers?

Again, I don’t have a preference. Though a black cover would be easier to hide any dirt I get on the book while reading it. (Don’t ask)

Ten: Character driven or plot driven stories?

Ohh, this is the hardest one and probably my favorite question. I can’t just say ‘both’, can I. Huh.

I’m going to say character driven. Because I thought about it, and the idea of reading a story with an amazing story but super flat characters is not appealing to me at all. I feel like the storyline would not compensate enough for icky characters. So character-driven, yes. I can deal with a meandering plot if the characterization is good.

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And that’s it! Since I just posted a thing yesterday where I tagged a bunch of people, I’m only going to tag a couple to avoid tag overload. 😛

Ace @allboutthembooksandstuff (I know you can take the tag-load like a champ. I have faith in you)
Amanda @ladycorvinous (Same with you. YOU CAN DO EET.)
Cristina @mytinyobsessions (Do it, peer pressure. o:<)
Sarah & Faith @sublimereads (You both do it? Yes? :”D)

If anyone tagged has already done this, excuse my dunderheadedness. :”D Happy reading!