TTT: Top Ten Books On My Spring TBR

Top Ten Tuesday is back, right from the source, The Broke and the Bookish!  This week’s topic is about our top ten books on our spring TBR. I am excited to share some of my most exciting books that I’d like to read this season.

10. Eye of the World (Wheel of Time, book 1) by Robert Jordan 

This series has been recommended to me by my friend Emily. I remember watching her read and theorize about the last couple of books. Part of me is intimidated because it is an investment to get into this series. Having bought it all used over the course of a few months (fourteen books!), I am anxious to read it.

I can tell it is the OG of fantasy, but I am curious to learn more. It could help me with my writing, too.

9.  The Demon King by Cinda Williams Chima

Are you noticing a trend? I am hoping to tackle series in the spring. But, anyway, Regean from Peruse Project always talks about this series. Moreover, Jolien has started reading it and she’s enjoying it. Aside from Locke Lamora, I am still trusting Jolien’s taste in books. Plus, I have Chima’s boos, so might as well read them.

8. Falling Kingdoms by Morgan Rhodes

I want to meet Magnus already and hate on Lucia. The characters just sound so exciting and I want to join the fandom. I have been collecting the book over the years. Time to tackle them.

7. The Chaos Walking trilogy by Patrick Ness

Apparently, the dog is awesome in these books. As long as the dog lives, I should be okay. I am excited to read this trilogy. I have some Ness books, and I’d like to read them.

6. Daughter of Smoke and Bone by Laini Taylor

So, I have had this series on my shelves for a long time now. I tried reading it before, and I was overwhelmed by the style of writing. As a writer, I kind of take mental notes while I read and Laini Taylor is like a goddess in my head. I think I am ready to learn from her, without feeling like I could never be as good as her.

5. The Lunar Chronicles by Marissa Meyer

How many years have passed since I said that I’d read this series? I don’t know, but I am tired of seeing graphics and quotes from it on Tumblr and not knowing who said what. I want to meet these cute little literary babies. Soon!

4. Howl’s Moving Castle by Diana Wynne Jones

I don’t know much about this series. But, I have had epic huge fantasy on here, and I’d like some easier reading to do as well. Plus, isn’t there an anime of this book? Maybe I can tempt my brother to watch it with me.

3. Shiver by Maggie Steifvater

Now that I am working my way through the Raven Cycle, I think I need to get to her older stuff. Werewolves, huh? Maybe this could be as eerie and interesting as the Raven Boys.

2. Lady Midnight by Cassandra Clare

I read this book so fast, that I don’t even remember who the heck was Lady Midnight. I know. Shameful. In preparation for Lord of Shadows, I better reread this book. Plus, I want to bond with these characters a bit more.

1. A Conjuring of Light by Victoria Schwab

   Because at some point, I will finish this trilogy. I am enjoying it A LOT. I have to see what happens to these literary babies of mine. I love them so much. Will Holland and Kell have an epic battle? Who will win?

Your Turn:

In the comments, share your most anticipated reads for the spring!