By: Mariah Brown
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It is really funny that I got this prompt as I just finished an ARC story with a celebration in it, along with an exciting twist at the end. So I will be starting with that book. It is called Quest of the Goddess by Laura Greenwood. This book was exciting and a bit of an adventure, and I can’t wait to read the second one!
The next book with a celebration in it is J. D. Robb’s Immortal in Death, which had a celebration of a wedding. It was the side focus of the book, and it was interesting to see the characters involved and how they all worked together.
Another celebration happened in The Missing Legacy by Cait Marie, once everything unfolded and things were back to normal. There was also one in the beginning of the book for an almost birthday as well, but you should really read this series from book 1 onwards.
The next one I have to mention is Alice’s Adventures in Wonderland by Lewis Carroll. This is the most famous celebration known as the Mad Hatter’s Tea Party. They were always in celebration mode, which I loved!
Now, I want to talk about another Cait Marie book, as it got me with the feels while I was listening to it. It’s called The First Holidays. They are all on Christmas break and then celebrate Christmas together, but some things don’t turn out how they are supposed to, which made the next book in the series even more important.
The last book I want to discuss is The Meow Guardians by Maria Vermisoglou. This book was such a cute Christmas story that celebrated helping people. I know it was a fiction story, but it makes you wonder sometimes. If you read it, you’ll understand why I wonder about things.
What are some books you have read that have celebrations in them? Even the smallest celebration counts. Leave your list in the comments!!
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