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This weeks Top Ten List
Top Ten Books Written In The Past 10 Years That I Hope People Are Still Reading In 30 Years
The Twilight Saga (1-4) by Stephanie Meyer
House of Night (1-10) by P.C. Cast & Kristin Cast
The Vampire Diaries (1-4) by L.J. Smith
The Secret Circle (1-5) by L.J. Smith
Witchblood by Emma Mills
Shatter Me by Tahereh Mafi
The Mating by Nicky Charles
Darkness Falls (Darkness Falls #1) by Jessica Sorensen
Evernight (Evernight #1) by Claudia Gray
The Sword and The Prophet by Missy LaRae
That is my Top Ten for this week. I know I cheated a little but I just couldn't pick just one book out of the series of the first four on my list. I did not list them in any particular order either. I did not put my favorite on top or my least favorite on the bottom.
What Ten Books Written In The Past 10 Years That You Hope People Are Still Reading In 30 Years?
3 comments:
I totally agree about Shatter Me. It was an awesome book and people should read it for years to come
We'll have to check back in thirty years and see who was right!
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Top Ten Books I Hope We'll Still Be Reading in Thirty Years. I'd love to have you stop by!
I loved Shatter Me! Witchblood and The Sword & the Prophet sound fascinating. New follower.
Jennifer @ Feminist Fairy Tale Reviews
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