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For this week's Top Ten Tuesday I basically just went through the last ten pages of my TBR on Goodreads and picked ten(ish) books I really want to read. I focused (for the most part) only on books with covers and that I haven't already mentioned in other anticipatory lists. I also did a separate section for Middle Grade novels because they look fantastic!
House of Many Ways by Diana Wynne Jones: Toward the end of 2015 I became OBSESSED with Howl's Moving Castle, so read this I want to.
Never Missing, Never Found by Amanda Panitch: Amanda Panitch can fucking write, so.
Anything You Want by Geoff Herbach: This deals with teen pregnancy from the dad's point of view, so WANT.
Rescued by Eliot Schrefer: Loved Endangered and Threatened, and I'm super excited for this third installment and ORANGUTANS.
Kissing Max Holden by Katy Upperman: My friend's book is getting published so of course I'm excited for this!
Air Awakens by Elisa Kova: I was seeing this around on Instagram a lot so I had to add it to my TBR...and ask Santa for it.
The Creeper Man by Dawn Kurtagich: The US version is And the Trees Crept In, but I saw the UK version first and THAT COVER.
Enter Title Here by Rahul Kanakia: I think this is a novel about a girl writing a novel about her life, but her life isn't interesting enough so she makes it more interesting?
Before We Go Extinct by Karen Rivers: This deals with loss and a guy named Sharky and I love the cover, so...
The Lovely Reckless by Kami Garcia: A girl's dad is an undercover cop and she falls for a street racer, YES.
And now, five Middle Grade novels recently added to my TBR--or, to be more accurate, five fantastic covers.
Maybe a Fox by Kathi Appelt and Alison McGhee: At the exact moment Jules's sister vanishes by the river, a shadow fox is born in the shadow world.
The Fox and the Star by Coralie Bickford-Smith: This story is about a fox and his friend is a star and ahhh.
This Is Not a Werewolf Story by Sandra Evans: Loving that title, even though the shapeshifting boy apparently isn't a werewolf (or is he not a human?).
The Voyage to Magical North by Claire Fayers: MAGICIANS and PIRATES and MYTHS and SEA MONSTERS and the prediction that I will surely ship Brine and the "obnoxious apprentice, Peter."
The Wild Robot by Peter Brown: You can't look at that and not see The Iron Giant.
BONUS: S. Jae-Jones's Wintersong doesn't have a cover yet but it's a LABYRINTH RETELLING and now one of my most anticipated releases of the year.
What's new on your TBR?
House of Many Ways by Diana Wynne Jones: Toward the end of 2015 I became OBSESSED with Howl's Moving Castle, so read this I want to.
Never Missing, Never Found by Amanda Panitch: Amanda Panitch can fucking write, so.
Anything You Want by Geoff Herbach: This deals with teen pregnancy from the dad's point of view, so WANT.
Rescued by Eliot Schrefer: Loved Endangered and Threatened, and I'm super excited for this third installment and ORANGUTANS.
Kissing Max Holden by Katy Upperman: My friend's book is getting published so of course I'm excited for this!
Air Awakens by Elisa Kova: I was seeing this around on Instagram a lot so I had to add it to my TBR...and ask Santa for it.
The Creeper Man by Dawn Kurtagich: The US version is And the Trees Crept In, but I saw the UK version first and THAT COVER.
Enter Title Here by Rahul Kanakia: I think this is a novel about a girl writing a novel about her life, but her life isn't interesting enough so she makes it more interesting?
Before We Go Extinct by Karen Rivers: This deals with loss and a guy named Sharky and I love the cover, so...
The Lovely Reckless by Kami Garcia: A girl's dad is an undercover cop and she falls for a street racer, YES.
And now, five Middle Grade novels recently added to my TBR--or, to be more accurate, five fantastic covers.
Maybe a Fox by Kathi Appelt and Alison McGhee: At the exact moment Jules's sister vanishes by the river, a shadow fox is born in the shadow world.
The Fox and the Star by Coralie Bickford-Smith: This story is about a fox and his friend is a star and ahhh.
This Is Not a Werewolf Story by Sandra Evans: Loving that title, even though the shapeshifting boy apparently isn't a werewolf (or is he not a human?).
The Voyage to Magical North by Claire Fayers: MAGICIANS and PIRATES and MYTHS and SEA MONSTERS and the prediction that I will surely ship Brine and the "obnoxious apprentice, Peter."
The Wild Robot by Peter Brown: You can't look at that and not see The Iron Giant.
BONUS: S. Jae-Jones's Wintersong doesn't have a cover yet but it's a LABYRINTH RETELLING and now one of my most anticipated releases of the year.
I need Dawn Kurtagich's next book! :)
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Anything You Want sounds very cute. It looks like a great contemporary. I hope you enjoy these books when you get around to them.
ReplyDeleteI haven't heard of any of the books on your list but I love foxes so the books Maybe A Fox and The Fox And The Star sound interesting. I'll have to look out for them. :)
ReplyDeleteHmmm...like Maybe a Fox and Before We Go Extinct. Thanks for sharing these!
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Never Missing Never Found totally caught my eye. So adding that. I have to check out some of these others. Great picks!
ReplyDeleteI saw The Lovely Reckless the other day and meant to add it to my TBR. I'm not sure how I feel about the cover yet... Sometimes I see it and think I LOVE IT!! Others I just go meh... However, lots of books I will be looking into on your list :)
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I hadn't heard of Fox and the Star so it's being added. That cover <3
ReplyDeleteSo many gorgeous covers in this post! Especially This Is Not a Werewolf Story and The Voyage to Magical North. Just fantastic. The Creeper Man seems interesting, I might add that one.
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I recently added The Creeper Man to my TBR as well! I loved The Dead House!
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I love the cover to Before We Go Extinct!
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