Bookish Survey: Cast a Harry Potter Spell: Part Two.

Cast a Harry Potter Spell was created by Jasmine at Flip That Page. I love taking parts in bookish surveys and when I first read this post over at Mel at The Daily Prophecy I knew that I had to take part too.

So what is this survey about? Basically, it’s a survey of sorts, where I give you a certain spell from the Harry Potter series, and you answer with the title of a book you’d like to cast the spell on. 

Today I have part two of Cast a Harry Potter Spell. You can read Part One here. Today I will be sharing:

Stupefy

puts victim in unconscious state

A book with a chapter you couldn't seem to get over: Chapter 62 in Unravel Me by Tahereh Mafi. Oh my gosh, I thought I had loved a certain character, but after this I was utterly convinced. I have lost count of the number of times I have re-read this chapter.

Confundo

causes befuddlement or forgetfulness

A book that generally confused you: Lucid by Adrienne Stoltz and Ron Bass. I actually read this book with Keertana from Ivy Book Bindings. It did take me sometime to get my head around what was going on, but I think I would have been more confused had I read the book on my own!

Crucio

inflicts unbearable pain

A book that was a pain to read: Deadlocked by Charlaine Harris. I really loved this series at the beginning, but the books have become harder and harder to read since. And this book was utterly pointless. 

Episkey

heals relatively minor injuries

A feel good book that you enjoyed: The Summer series by Jenny Han. 

Expelliarmus

temporarily disarms an opponent

A book with a swoon-worthy character: Alex from Hunting Lila by Sarah Alderson. *sigh*

Impedimenta

impedes target’s progress

A book that kept you up all night reading: Gone Girl by Gillian Flynn. This book was totally insane, I had made my own assumptions up part way through, but was totally taken by surprise by some of the revelations.

Silencio

immediate silencing

A book that left you speechless after you read it: Fire with Fire by Jenny Han & Siobhan Vivian. This was one of the best follow up books that I have read this year. It totally changed my feelings about certain characters and that ending!!!

Legilimens

allows you to delve into someone’s mind

A book with well-developed characters: Daughter of Smoke and Bone by Laini Taylor. The characters that Laini has created are simply amazing, I thought they were well fleshed out in this book, but they bring even more in Days of Blood and Starlight.

Levicorpus
a spell that turns you upside down

A book that changed your mind about a character from its prequel: Queen of Babble in the Big City and Queen of Babble Gets Hitched by Meg Cabot. I had started off with a favourite in the first Queen of Babble book, but as the series progressed this character dramatically changed, which I was left a little heartbroken over. But then another character came through for me, but whenever I go back to read this series, I'm still always a little upset over these change of events.

Obliviate

used to hide memories

A book with a story that you can't remember: Stay with Me by Paul Griffin

Peskipiksi Pesternomi

useless spell

A boring book that had absolutely no effect on you: Blue Bloods by Melissa de la Cruz

Reducto
breaks through solid objects

A book that convinced you to reconsider a certain genre: Throne of Glass by Sarah J. Maas. I don't think I would have picked up fantasy books if it hadn't been for this book. So I'm so glad that I gave it a try. 

Rictusempra
tickling spell

A book that made you laugh: The Heather Wells Series by Meg Cabot.

Tarantallegra
makes you dance uncontrollably

A series finale that made you feel giddy: Princess Diaries 10 by Meg Cabot. I absolutely adored this series, but one of the reasons it remained one of my favourites is because the books got better and better as the series progressed. And this book just had the best ending ever.

Bombarda Maxima

causes an explosion that breaks through obstacles

A book that made you explode with the feels: The Eternity Cure by Julie Kagawa. This book, I think I'm still on a bit of a high after everything I was put through, but also my heart still hasn't fully recovered. 

Finite Incantatem

nullifies other spells

A book you thought you'd dislike, but ended up loving: Graceling by Kristin Cashore. I don't know why I always thought that this book wouldn't be for me, but I ended up finishing this gem in just a few days. 

I hope you guys had fun reading this survey, I'd be interested to know which books you would feature under these spells.