Hi friends,
Top Ten Tuesday was created by The Broke and the Bookish in June of 2010 and was moved to That Artsy Reader Girl in January 2018. It was born of a love of lists, a love of books, and a desire to bring bookish friends together.
Today’s theme is: Books I hope Santa Brings/Bookish Wishes
As astonishing as that seems, I bought so many books in London that I don’t have a list of books that I hope to get under the tree.
The ones I really want haven’t been written or released yet (like book 6 in the ACOTAR series or the sequel to ONYX STORM).
No my book wishes would rather be meeting some authors I would love to talk to or listen to (like TJ KLUNE, KATHERINE CENTER, FREDRIK BACKMAN) or…
To find books to read listen/to that have similar vibes to:
If you have read these books and think of others with similar vibes/feel/emotions PLEASE feel free to recommend them to me! You would be granting my wish.
Thanks for reading.
Sophie
Fantastic topic. I have read and loved a few of these. I am going to explore the ones I haven’t further.
Yay!
Love this topic so much! And I Darken is the only one of these I’ve read, but I can’t think of a book with the same vibes unfortunately. Hope you are given some good suggestions for these.
I have been meaning to read the Shannon Chakraborty book. I am just waiting for the entire series to be released before digging in.
I can’t wait for the rest of the series.
I would love to meet TJ Klune!
Me too Caro! Maybe one day he will come to London and I will be able to be there at the same time!
Several of these are already on my TBR! I didn’t like Mary Jane but hopefully you have better luck! I’m linking my review in case you’re curious. I hope you get ALL the books for Christmas! ❤️
Thank you Lindsi!
I would love more books like the Pooley (as well as more books from her).
If you find some Sam, let me know and I will do the same!
This is a great idea for a list. I don’t have any recommendations, but I did notice that Nick Hornby blurbed Mary Jane. His books are very music centric
Ha that might be interesting to look into his books!