MAC Lipstick Book Tag

One day when I was doing my makeup, I was inspired by my MAC Lipstick to create a book tag!

The Rules:

• Choose a book that matches the prompt.
• A full list of the prompts is included at the bottom of this post.
• Link back to the creator, Beauty and the Bean Boots, in your post. 
• Tag as many people as you wish!

Here are some of MAC’s most popular lipsticks and books that work perfectly with them:

Myth: Your favorite retelling

This isn’t exactly a retelling, but it uses many elements of The Little Mermaid. The Summer of Chasing Mermaids is a beautifully written book with an equally beautiful cover.

Creme Cup: A book with a sweet romance

Both Emily and Frank are slightly awkward, which makes for a cute and realistic romance!

Angel: A goody two shoes character

Macy is the epitome of a good girl: she practices for the SATs (over the summer!), has a nerdy boyfriend, and covers his job at the library while he’s away at Brain Camp. Also, Wes makes angels, which makes this book perfect representation of this lipstick!

Snob: A book that you initially didn’t want to read, but ended up loving 

Even though I heard a lot of positive things about this series, it didn’t seem like my type of book and when a friend told me that they didn’t really care for the first book, I never got around to reading this series. Recently, I decided to read something out of my comfort zone and I’m glad I did! I just finished the third book in the series and can’t seem to put this series down.

Velvet Teddy: A book that makes you feel warm and fuzzy

Lola and the Boy Next Door always makes me smile when I read it! I’ve read it countless times and seem to love it even more each time I read it again.

Lady Danger: A book that features a female villain

Queen Levana is one of the worst villains that I’ve read about in a YA series. She will literally do anything to remain Queen.

Girl About Town: Your favorite place to read (besides your house)

I don’t read much outside of my house, but this summer I’ve read a lot in parks before parades or fireworks!

Ruby Woo: Your favorite classic

I read Frankenstein in high school and college and loved it both times! I loved seeing how my perspective changed when I compare my high school paper to my college paper.

Rebel: Your favorite character from a dystopian book

Katniss Everdeen is definitely a favorite of mine because The Hunger Games was one of the first YA dystopians that I read.

Cyber: A book that a blog, Booktube, etc. made you buy

I planned on eventually reading this book, but seeing so many reviews on it made me run out to the store to purchase it!

List of prompts:

Myth: Your favorite retelling

Creme Cup: A book with sweet romance

Angel: A goody two shoes character

Snob: A book that you initially didn’t want to read, but ended up loving

Velvet Teddy: A book that makes you feel warm and fuzzy

Lady Danger: A book that features a female villain

Girl About Town: Your favorite place to read (besides your house)

Ruby Woo: Your favorite classic

Rebel: Your favorite character from a dystopian book

Cyber: A book that a blog, Booktube, etc. made you buy

I tag…

Reg @ She Latitude

Klinta @ Book Owly

Nagina @ Oh Bookish

Hilary @ Songs Wrote My Story

Clemi @ Clemi’s Bookish World

Danielle @ Bookish in Texas

Beth @ Hello Beautiful 

Carianne @ Carianne’s Cuppa and Critiques

Jacquie and Gina @ Rattle The Stars

Jam @ Heartscent Reads

 

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