The First 10 Books I Randomly Grabbed from My Shelf

Posted May 1, 2023 by Jana in Top Ten Tuesday / 16 Comments

Welcome to another TTT! This week’s topic is a bit of a game. Stand in front of your book collection, close your eyes, point to a title, and write it down. If you have shelves, point to your physical books. If you have a digital library, use a random number generator and write down the title of the book that corresponds with the number you generated. You get bonus points if you tell us whether or not you’ve read the book, and what you thought of it if you did! I have limited bookshelf space, so everything on it is either a book I loved and want to keep forever or one I hope to love. I’ve closed my eyes and selected my books, and am dividing them up between those two categories.

Books I Loved

Sleigh Bells In the Snow by Sarah Morgan
The Diamond Eye by Kate Quinn
Cress by Marissa Meyer
Well Traveled by Jen DeLuca

Books I Hope to Love

Juliet by Anne Fortier
The Secret History of the Pink Carnation by Lauren Willig
The Essex Serpent by Sarah Perry
The Duke Heist by Erica Ridley
Nala’s World by Dean Nicholson
Some Like It Scandalous by Maya Rodale

Have you read any of the ones I haven’t? Do they deserve to stay in my collection?
Do we share any favorites?

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16 responses to “The First 10 Books I Randomly Grabbed from My Shelf

  1. Hi Jana! I love your TTT game this week. It’s a unique way to choose books and see what’s on your shelves. I’ve read a few of the titles you mentioned, and Cress by Marissa Meyer was definitely a favorite of mine. I hope you enjoy the books in your “hope to love” category as well. Happy reading!

  2. Tamara

    This post is a delightful journey through the serendipity of your literary collection. Your diverse selection not only showcases your eclectic taste but also offers readers a glimpse into the rich tapestry of your reading experiences. The personal anecdotes and reflections you share with each book add a charming layer, making it a uniquely engaging and relatable read. Your passion for literature truly shines through, turning a simple act of book selection into a captivating narrative that resonates with fellow book lovers. Keep sharing the magic of your bookshelf adventures!

  3. Zahedul Hasan

    Great book list, Jana! I still need to read Cress—it’s high on my ever-growing book wish list.