Totally Should've Book Tag

Here is the Totally Should've Book Tag. Enjoy!

 1. Totally should've gotten a sequel
Ugly Love by Colleen Hoover. I love Colleen's writing and Ugly Love is my favourite book written by her, so I would love to read more about what happens after. Even though everything was basically answered in the book, but I always want more Colleen Hoover!!

2. Totally should've had a spin off series
Okay, I have to say Harry Potter because in all honesty who doesn't want more Harry Potter? I know I do!!

3. An author who totally should write more books
Stephanie Perkins because she writes perfect, fluffy, cute and adorable love stroies and I need more!

4. A character who totally should've ended up with someone else
I don't have an answer for this because I always ship the love interests.

5. Totally should've ended differently
Allegiant. That is all I'm saying...

6. Totally should've had a movie franchise
The Selection Series. Everyone thinks that it would be a great TV show, but I think making them into movies would be much more effective.

7. Totally should've had a TV show
The Shatter Me trilogy. I need this to exist because WARNER!!

8. Totally should've had only one point of view
Allegiant, I kept getting confused which perspective I was in, but I actually perfered Four's to Tris' in the end.

9. Totally should have a cover change
All Jennifer L. Armentrout's books, so the covers can match her amazing writing!

10. Totally should've kept the original covers
I don't have an answer for this one because most cover changes in my experience have been better than the originals especially the new Cassandra Clare books!

11. Totally should've stopped at book one
Girl Online because I think we got it all in the first one.

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