Hey! After my weak reading performance in December, I am determined to start off 2016 strong! I think I like this TBR pile because all of the books I picked out are all so different from one another.
1. Animal Farm by George Orwell
I have actually already read this as it is only two hundred pages. A review to come tomorrow I think, I feel happy that I started this year with a classic- a seriously interesting one at that.
I am already enjoying this story so much and I’m only a hundred pages in. I don’t know, but I can just feel that this story is going to good!
3. Crown of Midnight by Sarah J.Maas
I need to read this book, it’s getting a little out of hand now.
4. Wrath of the Dawn by Renee Ahdieh
The cover for this book is really stunning and I am intrigued by how different this retelling is going to be. Hopefully I like it because this book already has a good going with it being a duology as well.
5. A Monster Calls by Patrick Ness
Again, no explanation I just need to read this bloody book!
6. Da Vinci’s Tiger by L.M. Elliot
This is the book I got with my December Owlcrate box and it does seem really interesting and I’m a sucker for Historical fiction.
That’s what I am planning to read this January but hopefully more if I manage my time better than I did in 2015. What are you planning to read this month? Comment below, I’m interested to see what are the first books of 2016 people are reading.
I’ll write soon!
-Astra
I love your eclectic selection of books. I recently read my first Patrick Ness book, The Knife of Never Letting Go, and was blown away by his characters and unique writing style. EVERYBODY talks about how amazing The Wrath and the Dawn is that I’m almost afraid to read it lest it doesn’t live up to the hype. Then again, I said that about Hawaii and when I finally visited, it was just as good, if not better than everything I’d heard about it. And, yes, I did just compare a book to Hawaii. 😉
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Yeah, I loved Patrick Ness’ writing in More Than This- just really superb! I know I’m a little scared to actually, but I haven’t delved deep into the plot or anything so hopefully I still find myself surprised. You’ve been to Hawaii?! Totally jealous right now hahahaha. Don’t worry I like that comparison anyway XD
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Yay! Animal Farm! I look foreard to your review.
Great tbr, definitely varied and I think you’re gonna have a great reading month!
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Review should be coming out today!
Thanks and I hope I do!
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A Monster Calls is an amazingly beautiful book!
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Hopefully I like it!
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I want to read all these books actually, except for Cinder, and thats because i already read it haha and its really good. I need to get a Monsters call asap
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Yeah I just finished Cinder and it was awesome! I need to read A Monster Calls asap hahaha it’s not even a long story as well, I just need to not push it to the end of my list.
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Ooh I’m excited you’re reading Da Vinci’s Tiger, I think it sounds really good (even though I really hate the title for some reason). I’m excited to see what you think!!
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I’m excited to be reading it this month hahahaha it’s been a long time since a read a historical fic novel. The title is a little odd, but there might be some hidden symbolism about it in the book.
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I really like historical fiction. I’m sure there is, I’m definitely hoping it’s not about an actual tiger because that would just be ridiculous. 😉
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Hahaha you never know with books, anything is possible with fiction!
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Ah, Cinder and A Monster Calls, YES! I love those books so much! ❤
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Just finished Cinder and I love it too! Hopefully A Monster Call is the same.
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It’s truly, a remarkable book. 🙂
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Yep definitely 😉
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That’s a really great TBR! I really want to read A Monster Calls and The Wrath and the Dawn soon as well! I hope you’ll share your opinion on them 🙂
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Thanks! Course I will, I’m planning to review everything I read this year 🙂
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I absolutely loved “The Wrath and The Dawn” AND “A Monster Calls” and you’re right there is no explanation need for reading Patrick Ness, haha. Also I’m planning on reading “Da Vinci’s Tiger” soon as well! 🙂
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I’m starting Wrath of the Dawn soon so hopefully I love it too! I am definitely reading Ness this month no excuses.
Oh you are? Cool I haven’t saw loads of people reading this book, so I am interested to see your opinion on it when you read it.
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I agree, I haven’t seen a ton of people reading it either so hopefully it’s a decent book though!
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Yeah like a diamond in the rough or something.
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Planning to read A Monster Calls this month too! And Cinder is not the best book ever but I’m currently reading the second boom Scarlet right now and I heard it’s better than the first 👍
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Hopefully I can get to A Monster Calls by this weekend. Oooh you have to tell me about Scarlet when you have finished!
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