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This week's Top Ten Tuesday is all about the books on your Spring TBR
list, either books you're meaning to read or new releases.
1. The Scorpio Races by Maggie Stiefvater
I've been dying to read this book for such a long time, and I heard it was spectacular so I'm pretty excited to read it!And really happy because they have it at my school library.
2. Icons by Margaret Stohl
Release Date: May 7th
Margaret Stohl is one of the authors of Beautiful Creatures, one of my favorite paranormal novels of all time. Her writing is fantastic, and I'm excited to see what this book will be like!
3. The Ward by Jordana Frankel
Release Date: April 30th
Hm...I think the color theme of this is really quite similar to Icons.The cover is really intriguing, with what seems to be a vast city flooded with water. The book is about a "daredevil mobile racer who will risk everything to survive in the Ward, what remains of a water-logged Manhattan." And of course, I'm a sucker for futuristic novels with these kinds of premises.
4. Fractured by Teri Terry
Release Date: April 4th (my birthday too!)
I think it's pretty cool that this novel is going to be released on my birthday. I really enjoyed the first book, Slated and it ended with a pretty big cliffhanger. You know, I just need to know what happens to Ben asddgjfkglf
5. A Million Suns by Beth Revis
I read the first novel in the series, Across The Universe about a month ago and can't seem to find the other books at any nearby library, so hopefully I will be able to attain a copy soon. Because the first book was written splendidly, lovely themes and a nice plotline and I really want to know what happens next.
6. Looking For Alaska by John Green
John, even though you ripped my heart to itty-bitty little pieces in The Fault in Our Stars (still trying to glue it back together), I'm willing to take a risk and read this, because I heard it was simply brilliant.
7. Wither by Lauren DeStefano
When the latest book in this series came out, my timeline was flooding with "feels" and keyboard slams because of it. So I headed on over to Goodreads and checked it out, and can't stop drooling over how good it sounds. I'm going to get this book. One way or another. *maniacal cackle*
8. The Program by Suzanne Young
Release Date: April 30th
I was browsing on Goodreads for books to read (a terrible habit of mine, I already have over 160 on my tbr list) and found this upcoming novel. It takes place in a futuristic setting (yay!) where "true feelings are forbidden, teen suicide is an epidemic, and the only solution is The Program." Sounds fabulous.
9. The Knife of Never Letting Go by Patrick Ness
Yeah, yeah, I know. This came out a while ago but I still haven't read it. I promise to, over Spring Break. It doesn't really sound like the books I usually read, but I guess I'll give it a shot.
10. Every Day by David Levithan
My friend read this novel a while ago and said it was fantastic, so I headed over to Goodreads to check it out. It seems really interesting. I'll definitely check it out over Spring Break!
So those are the top ten books I'm planning on reading this spring! Are you excited for any other books? Have you read any of these? Any other book suggestions? Comment below and let me know!
I'm really looking forward to The Program and Icons. I've read Looking for Alaska. So all I'm going to say is that it's definetly a John Green book. Good luck with Every Day!!
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