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Since I did this topic a few weeks ago for Random Friday, I decided to only include books I hadn't put on that giant list and I managed to limit myself to 10 books for this post!
1. Liars, Inc. by Paula Stokes (3/24)
As much as I enjoyed The Art of Lainey, I didn't put this one on my TBR list until recently. At first, it didn't sound like it would be up my alley but then Paula compared it in a tweet to one of my fave TV shows.
2. Deception's Pawn by Esther M. Friesner (4/28)
I'm really excited for this sequel to Deception's Princess.
3. Lois Lane: Fallout by Gwenda Bond (5/1)
!!!
4. The Stars of Summer by Tara Dairman (5/5)
*makes grabby hands* To my surprise, I loved All Four Stars so I absolutely need its sequel in my life.
5. The Huntress of Thornbeck Forest by Melanie Dickerson (5/12)
I love Melanie's other fairytale retellings, and I can't wait to see what she does with Robin Hood and Swan Lake.
6. P.S. I Still Love You by Jenny Han
That cover, though. I've already preordered it, and I'm so incredibly excited.
7. Nearly Found by Elle Cosimano
I don't normally include June titles on my TBR list, but I'll make an exception for the following four books. This is the sequel to a really fun thriller, Nearly Gone.
8. Joyride by Anna Banks
I'm mainly adding this for my roommate's benefit. I'm semi-excited for the book, but she loves Anna and the Syrena Legacy.
9. Hello, I Love You by Katie M. Stout
Well, hello, Fifteen 2015 Reads title. Be mine now. Please?
10. Every Last Word by Tamara Ireland Stone
Another Fifteen 2015 Reads pick, and I thoroughly enjoyed Tamara's previous novels. Plus, I have an e-galley of this one so I'll get to read it sooner rather than later. So exciting!
I'm so excited for P.S. I Still Love You! A few of these are on my radar, too!
ReplyDeleteGreat list, Emma! I hope you enjoy everything you read this spring!
Looking forward to a lot of the books on your TTT! The Lois Lane book looks AMAZING! And Hello, I Love You looks darling and fun! And The Huntress of Thornbeck Forest looks very interesting! :)
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