Tuesday, September 22, 2015

Top Ten Tuesday: Fall TBR

Top Ten Tuesday is weekly meme created by the lovely folks at The Broke and the Bookish. They created it because they're "particularly fond of lists" and since I also enjoy lists, I've decided to participate in this fun feature.

Tomorrow is the first official day of fall! Can you believe it? As much as I love fall clothing, I am not looking forward to cooler weather and Canadian winter! The books I've included in this week's Top Ten Tuesday are a mix of titles. Some of them are not released yet so I'm looking forward to reading them as soon as they're released. Others are for events, book clubs, blog tours, or just because. What are you looking forward to reading this fall?


Racing the Sun - Karina Halle
This is a bit of a cheat as I just started it yesterday but I need to have it done before the weekend so I can pass it (and another of Halle's) onto a friend I'm seeing on Sunday!

Surviving Ice - K.A. Tucker (publication date: October 27)
I'm so excited for this last book in the Burying Water series! More than I thought I would be, actually. I'll admit that I'm still not sure if I'll love reading about Ivy but I love Tucker so I know it'll be a good story.

The Girl on the Train - Paula Hawkins
This is a book I've been thinking about reading and I always decide not to because it's so not my usual fare. However, the time has come for me to dive in because I'll be leading the discussion for next month's Beer and Books event the library I work at holds every month. Can't run a meeting without reading the book first!

Avelynn - Marissa Campbell
This will be a read for the magazine I review for. Apparently it will appeal to fans of Outlander!

Smoke - Catherine McKenzie (publication date: October 20)
Catherine is one of my favourite authors. I actually have a signed ARC from BEA that I've been holding off on reading. I think I just wanted to wait until closer to the publication date (it feels like a fall book) plus I know as soon as I read it I'll have to start waiting all over again for her next book!


Anne of Ingleside - L.M. Montgomery
I've gotten back into the swing of things with the Green Gables Readalong. This one is October's read.

Poles Apart - Terry Fallis (publication date: October 20)
I've still only read one of Fallis' novels but I'm going to rectify that soon with his upcoming book. I have an ARC (that the boyfriend has already devoured) that I'm really looking forward to reading!

A Sister's Place - Savannah Page
I've read and loved Page's other works (the When Girlfriends... series) so I'm excited about this one. I have to have it read before November for a blog tour.

The Nightingale - Kristin Hannah
This one will be next month's book club pick. I just had my first meeting last night and put the book on reserve at my library. 23 holds. Gulp.

The Vintage Guide to Love and Romance - Kirsty Greenwood
I've received a few books from publishers in the last little while and this is the one I'm most looking forward to diving into. It seems like it'll be really different and fun!

7 comments:

  1. Great list! I'm still on the fence whether or not to check out The Girl on the Train but I hope to pick up The Nightingale at some point; heard good things about it! Happy reading this autumn :)

    My TTT

    - Lianne @ eclectictales.com

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  2. The Girl on the Train is on my list too! I've been meaning to get around to that one because everyone seems to be talking about it and it's really popular at the library I work at--It still has like 300+ holds! I've been meaning to check out The Nightingale too! Ooh, what magazine do you review for?

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  3. The Girl On The Train is one I also want to read, it probably won't be this autumn though.
    My TTT: https://jjbookblog.wordpress.com/2015/09/22/top-ten-tuesday-23/

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  4. My list is slightly different from yours. I'll be spending my fall reading and reviewing the classic Goosebumps collection.

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  5. My list is slightly different from yours. I'll be spending my fall reading and reviewing the classic Goosebumps collection.

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  6. several of these are somewhere in my out of control TBR pile as well. Gonna have to check out Vintage Guide - looks interesting! My TTT

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  7. I enjoyed TGOTT it's a fun fast read with suspense and twists. A great mainstream suspenseful thriller.
    If you've not read it already I'd suggest The a Black-Eyed Susans by J Heaberlin it's a far superior psychological thriller.

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