Top Ten Books From My Past Seasonal To-read Posts I STILL Haven’t Read

Posted July 25, 2022 by Jana in Top Ten Tuesday / 17 Comments

Welcome to another TTT! This week’s topic was submitted by Dedra at A Book Wanderer. Thanks, Dedra!

I’ve said it once and will say it at least a thousand more times in my life: I’m a mood reader. I read what I want, when I want or I will not be happy. It’s just a fact, and I started enjoying book blogging much more when I allowed myself to do this. I host 4 seasonal TBR posts a year and I rarely stick to them. lol. A lot of my old TBR lists contain books I still haven’t read, but don’t really want to read anymore. So I’m not even going to cover those. I’m going to share 10 of the books I am still really, really excited to read! And I’m not including anything from lists I’ve written this year because that’s just not fair. lol.

1. The Widow of Rose House by Diana Biller (featured on my fall 2021 to-read list)
2. Survive the Night by Riley Sager (featured on my summer 2021 to-read list)
3. Must Love Cowboys by Carly Bloom (featured on my spring 2021 to-read list)
4. A Place in the Sun by R.S. Grey (featured on my spring 2021 to-read list)
5. The Trouble with Tabbies by A.G. Henley (featured on my winter 2020-2021 to-read list)
6. The Woman in the Mirror by Rebecca James (featured on my fall 2020 to-read list)
7. Paris Is Always a Good Idea by Jenn McKinlay (featured on my summer 2020 to-read list)
8. The Starless Sea by Erin Morgenstern (featured on my winter 2019-2020 to-read list)
9. A Promise of Fire
by Amanda Bouchet (featured on my winter 2017-2018 to-read list)
10. Isla and the Happily Ever After by Stephanie Perkins (featured on my summer 2015 to-read list)

Which ones should I prioritize? Which ones should I forget about?

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17 responses to “Top Ten Books From My Past Seasonal To-read Posts I STILL Haven’t Read

  1. I’m mostly not familiar with the books or authors so, no input on that. I’ve seen The Starless Sea around for a while and decided long ago it wouldn’t be for me after hearing remarks from a couple friends. Who actually liked it. But when they described it to me, it’s not my kind of book. Hope you get to it soon though and hope you’ll tell us what you think.

  2. I loved The Starless Sea, it was one of my favorite books of last year. It’s not a book for everyone, but if you like beautifully written, atmospherical books that are a bit nonsensical, i would totally recommend it.

  3. I am looking forward to getting back to just mood reading. I have slowly been cutting back on review requests and hope to continue to do that (although at times it’s hard!). Usually, when I make a list like this I do stick to it, but did come up with 10 I still hadn’t read yet.