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TOP TEN BOOKS I ASPIRE TO READ BUT DON'T OWN YET
Love the topic this week. It's a nice, gentle way of asking "Should I read this at all? Do you recommend it?" So please, let me know.
Found her Perfect Chemistry series addictive. Looking forward to get into this one.
Eleanor & Park by Rainbow Rowell
I don't think there is a YA book blogger out there that hasn't heard of Rowell. Fangirl was a hit.
Not my proudest words but "the cover got to me!!"
City of Heavenly Fire by Cassandra Clare
Read all The Mortal Instruments (even saw the movie) except this one.
I'm excited about this one. Amazon Canada has none to sell at the moment O_O Did they run out?
Comes highly recommended by grown men.
Order of Darkness by Philippa Gregory
I'm due for this sequel.
The Program by Suzanne Young
Keep reading great reviews about this one, plus I love the way they are holding hands. I want to read about characters that stick together through hard times.
UnSouled by Neal Shusterman
The finale of the Unwind series. I need to know if they can beat the system that wants to keep making organ donation mandatory.
I'm due for this sequel.
Keep reading great reviews about this one, plus I love the way they are holding hands. I want to read about characters that stick together through hard times.
The finale of the Unwind series. I need to know if they can beat the system that wants to keep making organ donation mandatory.
I loved Origin, partly because it was a stand alone book. No need to wait for the ending. Khoury has a way of dealing suspense that calls to me. Can't wait to read this one.
Which book topped your list?
I loved Origin too! I still haven't got around to reading Vitro =/ somehow I keep forgetting about it. The Program is another I would love to read. I wasn't happy with the first book in Philippa Gregory's Order of Darkness series so I didn't continue on with it.
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I know, I'm going to have to write Vitro down before going into the bookstore :/
DeleteOOh nice picks! Haven't read any of these myself, but have seen 2, 4, 5 & 8 around a bit!
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DeleteNOS4A2 is really good. I want to purchase Isla someday as well, once I make a trip to my favorite indie.
ReplyDeleteWant to read it even more now!!
DeleteYay, great choices! Read City of Heavenly Fire and loved it, and Eleanor & Park is one of my all time favorites. Can't wait to read Isla, it's on my TTT today too!
ReplyDeleteGlad you feel that way about Eleanor and Park :D Love encouragement
DeleteIsla was really good. I still need to read E&P and the Wild Cards series. Happy reading!
ReplyDeleteYou devoured Isla already!! Lucky you!
DeleteI already have the City of Heavenly Fire. It's a tome. Just looking at it makes me pant. What? OMG! I need to get my hands on Better Than Perfect. I love Simone's Wild Cards and the first two books of Perfect Chemistry. XD
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Loool, yes I've heard about the length. I'm sure Cassandra Clare would have doubled it, if she'd had more time.
DeleteI want to read them all. My eyes are glittering with book envy.
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Rebecca @ Vicariously!
P.s. I am dying to read the Simone Elkeles series, Wild Cards.
The Program has been on my list for a while now too.
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Emily @ Follow the Yellow Book Road