Top Ten Books I’ve Read So Far This Year

by Alexia, posted in A.G. Howard, Anne Blankman, Brandy Colbert, Courtney C. Stevens, Emery Lord, Huntley Fitzpatrick, Jessica Verdi, Kasie West, Kimberly Derting, Top Ten Books I've Read So Far This Year, Trish Doller, TTT
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This was a fun list. I didn’t have any problems coming up with the Top Ten Books I’ve Read So Far This Year. My list is overwhelmingly filled with contemporaries, which really shouldn’t surprise anyone.

Unhinged (Splintered #2) by A.G. Howard
Open Road Summer by Emery Lord
Faking Normal by Courtney C. Stevens
Pointe by Brandy Colbert
The Summer I Wasn’t Me by Jessica Verdi
Prisoner of Night and Fog (Prisoner of Night and Fog #1) by Anne Blankman
The Taking (The Taking #1) by Kimberly Derting
Where The Stars Still Shine by Trish Doller
My Life Next Door (My Life Next Door #1) by Huntley Fitzpatrick
The Distance Between Us by Kasie West

So let me know if you’ve read any of these or if you want to. Also, if you did a TTT this week, be sure to leave the link to your post in the comments.

6 thoughts on “Top Ten Books I’ve Read So Far This Year”

  1. I've only read one of these (THE DISTANCE BETWEEN US), but most of the others are on my TBR list. WHERE THE STARS STILL SHINE looks especially good.

    Happy TTT!

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  2. I've read four of those! Faking Normal is my top favorite of the year. I liked The Taking and really liked Prisoner of Night & Fog, but didn't love them. I read My Life Next Door both last summer and the summer before that. It's so good! As for the rest of your books, I wouldn't mind reading all of them, especially Open Road Summer and Pointe.

    My TTT

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  5. I loooooved Faking Normal. It is still one of the best Contemporaries I've ever read.. Open Road Summer is a beautiful book about friendship and Pointe is AMAZING,I adored this book so much. I think you'd enjoy both Pointe & ORS.

    Thanks for stopping by!

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