This week’s Top Ten Tuesday, hosted by The Broke and the Bookish, is: Top Ten Books On My Winter TBR. I’ve been an extremely moody reader lately, so I may not stick to these, but they’re all ones I’m hoping to read.
1. Roomies by Christina Lauren – publishing 12/5/17. I loved the last book I read by this author duo, Dating You/Hating You, and I have high hopes for this one.
2. Foolish Hearts by Emma Mills – publishing 12/5/17. I absolutely adore her other books and I can’t wait for this one!
3. Love, Life, and the List by Kasie West – publishing 12/26/17. I love Kasie West books.
4. Iron Gold by Pierce Brown – publishing 1/16/18. I am so excited for this!!! I probably should add the first three books to this list because I feel like I need a re-read before going into this so I can fully appreciate it.
5. Runaway Groom (I Do, I Don’t #2) by Lauren Layne – publishing 1/30/18. I really enjoyed the first book in this series. Lauren Layne has become one of my favorite Contemporary Romance authors.
6. The Smallest Part by Amy Harmon – publishing 2/13/18. No cover yet, but that doesn’t matter. If it’s by Amy Harmon, I want to read it!
7. The Comfort Zone by Sally Thorne – publishing 2/20/18. No cover yet for this either. I adored The Hating Game and have been eagerly anticipating Thorne’s next book ever since.
8. Restore Me (Shatter Me #4) by Tahereh Mafi – publishing 3/6/18. Though re-reads have made me lower my original very high opinion of these books, I am still very excited for this series to continue. I will never be sad about getting more Warner!
9. Without Merit by Colleen Hoover -published 10/3/17. Brandie from Running on Words and Wine gifted me a copy of this for my birthday! I am not a huge CoHo fan, but Brandie said this one was a little different than her normal books and thought I would like it. Thanks again Brandie!
10. Match Made in Manhattan by Amanda Stauffer – publishing 1/23/18. I got a physical ARC of this from the author so I really want to get this read soon. I’ve been such a moody reader lately that I’ve mostly avoided all my ARCs because I’m afraid my bad mood will negatively impact any book I read and I want to be as fair as possible with ARCs.
I loved Without Merit and can’t wait to read the Kasie West!
Happy Tuesday!!
Thanks! Happy Tuesday to you! I’m glad to hear you liked Without Merit. I’ve read mostly really positive reviews on it.
I hope you like Without Merit! I can’t wait for the new Amy Harmon, and I didn’t realize The Comfort Zone was coming out so soon – I should’ve had that one on my list too!!
I hope so, too. Thanks again for giving it to me! I feel like The Comfort Zone was supposed to originally come out like last summer, but I’m so happy it has an actual release date now.
Iron gold and Restore me are on my TBR list.
-Fizah
They both have a lot to live up to. I hope they do!
I hope so
I really want to read Colleen’s new book. I love her writing. I hope you enjoy these books when you get around to them!
Thank you! I’m not a huge CoHo fan, but I’m optimistic about this one since it sounds different than her other ones. I did really like November 9, though.
There are so many books I want to read on this list, too! I could just copy and paste it to my post.
Great minds! 🙂 I hope we both enjoy them all!
Great list! I loved Sally Thorne’s Hating Game and I can’t wait to read new upcoming book. I’m so excited for Restore me! I’m planning to re-read the previous installments before getting into this book. I haven’t read Red rising trilogy yet but I have it in my tbr.
Re-reading the Shatter Me series first sounds like a good idea. I might do that too! And I definitely recommend the Red Rising series!!! I hope we both enjoy Sally Thorne’s new book as much as her first one.
I hope you get a chance to read all these!
Thank you! I hope so too haha!
How could I have missed The Comfort Zone???? I rely entirely on Goodreads to give me all my upcoming books, it totally missed Sally Thorne’s.;-(
Fantastic list!!! There are quite a few new authors for me on that list – I’ll have to check them out.
I’ve been super intrigued by Pierce Brown’s series lately and am wondering if it’s something I should give a shot. How badly would you recommend it for someone who’s super picky with the YA stories he reads? 😀
I recommend it to everyone! I actually consider it more Adult than YA. The first book does start with the main character as a teenager, but the series covers several years and he’s mid-late 20s by the end of the third book. I’ve seen it classified as both YA and Adult, though. The first book took me a little while to get into (100 pages or so), but then I loved it. The second book especially is one of my favorite books of all time. I think once you get past the first book you get past all the Hunger Games comparisons and it definitely seems less YA. I hope you give it a try!
All right. That’s definitely promising. As long as the first book and all its YA aspects are done properly, I think I could survive it without constantly being annoyed that I’m reading a “typical YA story”! Thanks for your input, Stephanie! 😀
Runaway Groom! 😀 I totally forgot to include Without Merit! Great list! 🙂
Thank you!
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Ah yes, being a moody reader – I know what you mean. I’ve never thought about how it would impact my review, but of course it would – I always hope a book will lift me out of one!
I always hope to find one that will bring me out of the mood, too! But sometimes I think the mood can ruin an otherwise good book.
Iron Gold! I have it on pre-order and am actually counting down the days. I can’t wait to get into that book!
That’s a good idea! I should probably go pre-order it, too.
I fully endorse that idea. 😶