Top Ten Tuesday: Top Ten Books On My Fall To-Be-Read List

Top Ten Books On My Fall To-Be-Read List

Top Ten Tuesday is an original feature/weekly meme created at The Broke and the Bookish. Each week they post a new Top Ten list  that bloggers are welcome to join in and answer. 

So many exciting books are coming out this fall but I think this time I'm focusing on my current book pile. Okay, maybe with a couple of fall book releases. Here's my list:

OPPOSITION by Jennifer L. Armentrout
I don't know why but I've been holding off from reading this one. Maybe knowing this is the final book makes it just so... final. No more Daemon! *sobs*

THE INFINITE SEA by Rick Yancey
The Fifth Wave became an instant fave for me after reading it. It was absolutely awesome! I'm really excited to dive into book two.

THE QUEEN OF ZOMBIE HEARTS by Gena Showalter
Another conclusion to a series. *sobs* I think I'm developing issues with endings!

ANTIGODDESS by Kendare Blake
This has been on my shelf for quite some time now. I've been picking it up from time to time but never quite sat through the whole book yet, so maybe it's time I should.

MORTAL HEART by Robin LaFevers
Series ender again! I don't think I'll be as heartbroken as I would be with anything else but with His Fair Assassins. I'm excited over this one, but I don't want it to end!!!

Top Ten Tuesday: Top Ten Books I've Read So Far This Year

Top Ten Books I've Read So Far This Year

Top Ten Tuesday is an original feature/weekly meme created at The Broke and the Bookish. Each week they post a new Top Ten list  that bloggers are welcome to join in and answer. 

This is going to be quite a short list. And you have no idea how much that bothers me. My OC-self is nagging me to finish it but I just couldn't see any other books to fit in. So instead, I'll give honorable mentions at the end. That'll ease her up (I think).

Here are the Top Ten...err, Top Six Books I've Read So Far This Year:

CRESS by Marissa Meyer

I truly have nothing but praises for this book. Possibly the best book sequel I’ve read this year! A bit presumptuous when I said that around February of this year, but we are in June now and I don’t think there’s any sequel I’ve read that tops Cress. This book was a blast to read!

STOLEN SONGBIRD by Danielle L. Jensen

Normally I don’t buy the whole love-hate relationship, but this works. Such a gorgeously done romance. I just adore Cecile and Tristan!

SWEET RECKONING by Wendy Higgins

Ah… such a sweet, sweet conclusion (or so I thought) for our protagonists. Just when you think you can’t love Kaidan Rowe any more, there he goes, making him way yummier than he already was.

Top Ten Tuesday: Top Ten Books That Made Me Swoon

Top Ten Books That Made Me Swoon

Top Ten Tuesday is an original feature/weekly meme created at The Broke and the Bookish. Each week they post a new Top Ten list  that bloggers are welcome to join in and answer. 

I absolutely love this topic!

I had my fair share of swoon moments over books in a variety of genres. I gushed, I squealed, I giggled and had my heart race over the sweet nothing exchanges of book couples I have learned to love over the course of their journeys and stories. So expect to see me cheat (a lot!) on this top ten.

I'm probably not going to make much sense if I divulge details so I'll add up some of my favorite quotes from the books instead.

Top Ten Tuesday: Top Ten Book That Made Me Cry

Top Ten Books That Made Me Cry

Top Ten Tuesday is an original feature/weekly meme created at The Broke and the Bookish. Each week they post a new Top Ten list  that bloggers are welcome to join in and answer. 

So maybe this list is going to be biased since I cry over mostly anything heart-melting… *tries not to be bothered over being called a crybaby* whatever. LOL.

Anyway, in no particular order, here are the top ten books that really made me bawl out.

Top Ten Tuesday: Top Ten 2014 Release I'm Dying To Read

Top Ten 2014 Release I'm Dying To Read

Top Ten Tuesday is an original feature/weekly meme created at The Broke and the Bookish. Each week they post a new Top Ten list  that bloggers are welcome to join in and answer. 

Happy Tuesday, everyone! My, how time flies by so fast! It's only several more days until the new year!

Although I still have a "small" pile of books I haven't read yet...

- well, maybe not small, it's a bit tall...


...okay, so it's not a "bit" tall, more like...


Fine! It's a huge pile, now give it a rest, okay? *glares* It's not like you fair any better. *sticks tongue out*

LOL. I jest. As I saying although I still have a pile of books sitting unread on my shelf, I am eagerly looking forward to a lot of books to be released in 2014. So here's my top ten:

INTO THE STILL BLUE by Veronica Rossi

(Under the Never Sky #3)

- Perry!!! I am missing my sexy, roguish hero so badly! And Aria! And Roar! And I can't wait for them to kick Kirra's ass - along with Hess and Sable's!

Top Ten Tuesday: Top Ten Best Sequels Ever

Top Ten Best Sequels Ever

Top Ten Tuesday is an original feature/weekly meme created at The Broke and the Bookish. Each week they post a new Top Ten list  that bloggers are welcome to join in and answer. 

I'll be quoting my own reviews here. They pretty much sum up how I feel about these sequels. :)
So without further ado, I give you my list [in no particular order].

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EONA by Alison Goodman
Definitely better than the first book, albeit heftier.

"Alison Goodman’s world building skills were truly commendable. The action scenes were awesome as well and her writing, although long and descriptive in a way, was beautiful all the same. I have to say this was a very fitting ending to this duology. It was a little sad at some point but just like how Eona and Kygo had felt, I agree that their decision was the right thing to do even with all the sacrifices that had to be made." - from my review of Eona

SCARLET by Marissa Meyer
I LLLLOOOOOVVVVEEEE me some Wolf!

"He’s not the typical book boyfriend I’d giggle and ogle over. He’s shy and has a totally different persona but all the more swoon-worthy." - from my review of Scarlet

DARK TRIUMPH by Robin LaFevers
"While Grave Mercy was focused on Ismae’s life and how she came to be a handmaiden of death, Dark Triumph shows Sybella’s story. If I thought Ismae’s situation was dire when she took refuge with the Convent of St. Mortain, Sybella’s case was incomparable. Oh, how cruel life has been for this young lady. If I wanted to hug Ismae back when I was reading about her, I want to smother Sybella with all the love for all that she has been through." - from my review of Dark Triumph