Top Ten Tuesday: Top ten books on my fall TBR list

Books on My Fall TBR List

Honestly this is going to be half books I want to read and half series I want to finish because that’s how I roll.

anyway

This Savage Song (and everything else by Victoria Schwab)

I’ve heard whispers of this author for a long time but I was a bit wary of trying it because I’d heard that she primarily wrote adult books. 

I am not an adult book kind of person guys. Frankly YA disturbs me quite enough thank you very much. But I have miraculously fund a selection of her books at the library. Now I just have to psych myself up for them.

The rest of the Raven Boys by Maggie Steifvater

I’m not too worried about reading the next book or books because I adored the first and second. In fact my reviews are primarily me trying to actually find something wrong with them (except for Ronan’s mouth but what are you gonna do . . .?). Still I foresee much resistance to the last book because in my experience the last book is when everyone dies.

Everything else by Maggie Seifvater

I have absolutely no idea what her other books are about but I am so completely in.

Winter by Marissa Meyer

I will read this one this fall. I will, I will. 

Again I’m wary of this one because it’s the last one in the series and my sister read it declared sort of okay which makes me worried. Also have you seen how ridiculously big this book is its insane!?

The Cursed Child by J. K. Rowling, Jack Thorne, and John Tiffany

Now here me out before you all freak out. I have read the cursed child. In fact I read it in about two hours the day of. But that was before I really had the blog so the plan is to reread (with hopefully a more analytical approach than ‘Harry potter!!!! Oh my gosh! Harry potter!!!!’ 

At least that’s the plan.

Ruined by Amy Tintera

Apparently I’m going to be late to this party because there is already a second book in the works. Still I have heard good things about this book from my friends on Goodreads. 

Now I just have to find it.

Daughter of Smoke and Bone trilogy by Laini Taylor

Because it was lovely and about an artist and the romance is mildly palpable. I don’t think I’ll review the second one, because I’ve already read it and though I liked it there wasn’t that much to say about it, I am determined to read and review the third one. Even if it is just me mindlessly raving about how much I like Zuzana and artists and Prague. Which I really hope we return to in the third book

Please, please, please.  

Code Name Verity by Elizabeth Wein

I picked this up and shamefully quite after thirty pages.

 It just wasn’t what I’d expected from the blurb. Then later I see that the thousands of people who actually made it to the end are raving about how good it is and now I feel guilty so here we go again.

A study in Charlotte by Brittany Cavallaro

Why because female Sherlock Holmes that’s why. 

Oh why haven’t I read it yet? Let me tell you a story. There once was a library that only the got the most ridiculously unwanted new books instead of the ones that actually looked good. The end. Okay, okay my library is perfectly fine they just don’t always listen when I request books.

Crooked Kingdom by Leigh Bardugo

because guess what’s coming out today!!!! 

I am definitely not waiting for my library to get this book I don’t care if I have to get on my sisters kindle this book is happening. And then I’ll have to buy it later when it’s cheap because, well I like to own books on something other than a kindle. 

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