Though this book is a lot more fantastical than “The Great British Baking Show.” It features a character whose one goal in life is to open a bakery in Wonderland. Either way, a life of luxury does not come so easily, as the palace is riddled with attacks, making this series essentially a dystopian version of “The Bachelor.” “The Great British Baking Show”Ī post shared by Marissa Meyer 📚: 🦾🦹🏻‍♀️🃏⚖️🪡 you’re into competitions more friendly in nature and are a fan of “The Great British Baking Show,” you might just find your mouth watering at the descriptions of Cath’s culinary creations in “Heartless” by Marissa Meyer. Every girl has dreamt of being a princess, right? America Singer, one of the 35 contestants, finds herself warring between a future with her forbidden love of a lower caste or a future with the prince.

“The Selection” features a face-off between a bunch of ruthless girls, not only seeking their way to a man’s heart, but vying for the crown. It’s very reminiscent of “The Hunger Games” though there is less physical gore, there is certainly plenty of emotional warfare at play. The show isn’t really up my alley, but even I can admit there is something entertaining about a group of women battling over one guy.

If you love all the drama that comes with “The Bachelor,” there’s no doubt you’ll love “The Selection” series by Kiera Cass. So here are some of my recommendations to you. By looking at your taste in television shows, you can get a better picture of what kind of book you’d like to read. That all being said, sometimes it can be difficult to choose a book that will capture your attention. Sure, you’re given a basic description of what they look like, but it allows far more interpretation than being fed an actor or actress some casting director deemed fit for the role. Plus, reading provides you with the opportunity to visualize characters yourself. They carry the same appeal but hold so much more content than the screen could ever portray. It’s a lot easier to be drawn to the remote, but books are an equal, if not better, source of entertainment. A post shared by Kiera Cass the past few years, the number of books I’ve read has dwindled, while the amount of shows I’ve binge-watched has skyrocketed.

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