Top Ten Tuesday – Top 10 Books on My Reading List for Spring

 

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.  Top Ten Tuesday has been one of my favorite memes ever since I started blogging, so huge thanks to Jana for taking over the hosting duties!

This week’s TTT topic is Books On My Spring 2019 TBR.  I’ve got what I think will be a lot of great reads planned for this spring.  As I mentioned in my Weekly Update, I’ve hit a bit of a wall when it comes to reading fantasy.  To switch things up a bit, I’ll be reading primarily contemporaries this spring.  There’s one fantasy, one thriller, and one historical fiction on my list as well just so that I have some variety for my inner mood reader, but I’m mostly feeling the need right now for fun modern reads or maybe even some sweet, heartfelt reads that will make me cry.  Hopefully this list will fit the bill. 🙂

 

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Top 10 Books on My Reading List for Spring

 

LOST ROSES by Martha Hall Kelly

IN THE NEIGHBORHOOD OF TRUE by Susan Kaplan Carlton

ONE SUMMER IN PARIS by Sarah Morgan

CALL IT WHAT YOU WANT by Brigid Kemmerer

RED, WHITE & ROYAL BLUE by Casey McQuiston

SOMETHING LIKE GRAVITY by Amber Smith

WE WERE KILLERS ONCE by Becky Masterson

THE UNHONEYMOONERS by Christina Lauren

THERE’S SOMETHING ABOUT SWEETIE by Sandhya Menon

DESCENDANT OF THE CRANE by Joan He

 

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Are any of these books on your Spring TBR?

41 replies
    • Suzanne
      Suzanne says:

      I really hope Descendant of the Crane is good. I’m nervous to start it since I seem to have fallen into a rut with my fantasy reads lately.

    • Suzanne
      Suzanne says:

      I just tried to comment on your blog as well and kept getting error messages. Your Spring TBR looks great though. I love Leigh Bardugo’s books.

  1. Sam@wlabb
    Sam@wlabb says:

    Neighborhood of True was good. It was nice to read a historical from a Jewish perspective that was not set during the holocaust. The Unhoneymooners, Red, White & Royal Blue, Call It What You Want, and Sweetie are definite reads for me as well (since I have them) I hope we both love them all.
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    • Suzanne
      Suzanne says:

      I’m glad to hear In the Neighborhood of True is good. It sounded really interesting but I haven’t seen any reviews for it yet. Happy reading to us both!

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