Totally Should Have book tag

I haven't been doing book tags.
(maybe because I am still nobody in this book society so nobody has tagged me...)
But I've seen some Booktubers do this, so I've decided to jump in on the bandwagon too!
(even though nobody invited me...)

1. Totally should have gotten a sequel
Honestly, none of the solo books I've read should get a sequel. They're always perfect as a standalone!

2. Totally should have a spin off series
Because I always read contemporary.... I don't have many favourite series. I PROMISE I WILL READ LESS CONTEMPORARY THIS YEAR AND READ MORE OF OTHER GENRES!

3. An author who totally should write more books
Marissa Meyer! She's become an auto-buy author for me, and also: I need to read more fairytale retellings. I have a feeling she'd be the person who would write those ;)

4. A character who totally should have ended up with someone else
Lara Jean Song in PS I Still Love You, by Jenny Han. No spoilers! But boy was I pissed when I got to the end.

5. Totally should have ended differently
Dangerous Girls by Abigail Haas should have ended with what exactly happened. /:

6. Totally should have a movie franchise
The Strange & Beautiful Sorrows Of Ava Lavender by Leslye Walton.
The Night Circus by Erin Morgenstern.
Any magical realism books, basically.
And also the Lunar Chronicles by Marissa Meyer.

7. Totally should have a TV show
Not TV show, but the Legend trilogy by Marie Lu would actually make a really great anime, in my opinion.

8. Totally should have had only one point of view
Maybe the last Mara Dyer book, but then again I didn't really like the series anyway so I don't think it'd have made a difference.

9. Totally should have a cover change
Just One Year by Gayle Forman. Yeah, that cover. Ugh. Need the silhouette cover like Just One Day please!

10. Totally should have kept the original covers
I don't think this counts, but the Ruby Red trilogy in paperback should have been in the same covers as the hardbacks /: I love the hardcovers!

11. Totally should have stopped at book one
Slammed by Colleen Hoover. I didn't see a need in it being stretched into a trilogy... In fact I don't see a need in contemporary novels being more than a standalone, in my opinion.

Til next time!