Top Ten Books I am most thankful for
Top ten tuesday is a weekly feature/ meme hosted by The Broke and Bookish. This weeks topic was one I enjoyed as it really made me think about which books I am thankful for as well just making me think about the things that I am grateful for in a more general sense. So here is a list of some of the books I am most thankful for in the world:
1) Noughts and Crosses by Malorie Blackman - This is likely the first book that actually got me into properly into reading, and was definitely the first YA series I ever read. I still love this story and I am so grateful to it for introducing me fully into the world of books.
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2) The Perks of Being a Wallflower by Stephen Chbosky - This one wasn't so much as a first, but is more a book I absolutely love and am so glad I have read. It's a story that has stayed with me for so long and I'm just so grateful for a story that makes me feel a little more comfortable being a wallflower.
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3) Switched by Amanda Hocking - I am so thankful that I picked this book up as it introduced me to one of my favourite authors. Having read a total of 11 or so books by her, I can't imagine not having read this story or been introduced to this world.
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4) Revived by Cat Patrick - A second book to introduce me to another of my favourite authors, and a story I adore with all my heart. This book still gives me chills and made me pick up her other two books, and for that I am grateful.
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5) The Hunger Games by Suzanne Collins - I can't tell you how grateful I am to this series for so many different reasons. Along with Noughts and Crosses, it was one the first YA series I read, was one of the first fandoms I joined and just became one of my favourite series to date.
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6) The Book Thief by Markus Zusak - If I had to pick one book to be my favourite, it would have to be this one. I am so glad I read all 600-odd pages of this as once again it is a story I keep coming back to and one I will recommend to anyone and everyone. I am so grateful for simply having read this amazing work of art.
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7) The Prince of Mist by Carlos Ruiz Zafon - This is another I am grateful simply for being able to say that I have read and loved the story. I am so thankful for the beauty of the writing and for it really introducing me into the world of horror and showing me that I could actually enjoy it.
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You have a great list! I definitely have to agree with you on The Hunger Games, but I am sad to say that I have not read any of the other books. Maybe I will read them soon.
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Thank you! Glad to hear of someone else who loves The Hunger Games as I do and I'd definitely suggest picking up any of the others as well!
DeleteI've been meaning to read Noughts and crosses for a while! Great Post! Have a Happy Thanksgiving! Here's my Top Ten Tuesday
ReplyDeleteI'd definitely recommend reading it as it's such a good series. Thank you and Happy Thanksgiving too!
DeleteI haven't read anything on this list except The Hunger Games, which made my list as well, but The Perks of Being a Wallflower has been on my TBR pile for a while. Maybe I'll get around to reading it over Thanksgiving break!
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The Hunger Games is just an amazing series, and I'd definitely suggest picking up The Perks of Being a Wallflower as it's a great book and the movies pretty good too!
DeleteGreat list! The Perks of Being a Wallflower would make into my list too!
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Thank you! Nice to know that someone else enjoyed it as much as I did!
DeleteLove Noughts and Crosses, The Hunger Games and The Book Thief!
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Great to know that someone else loves them as much as me!
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