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Top Ten Tuesday- Books I would take on a Desert Island

Welcome back! As always Top Ten Tuesday is a weekly meme where bloggers post lists based on a prompt. I am having such a fun time with these and I don't think I will stop doing them. Our host is Jana@thatartsyreadergirl. Today's topic is inspirational or thought-provoking book quotes. I don't really use book quotes all that much, and I know that I should more. Today, I have changed the topic to Books I would take on a Desert Island. This was a post I found on brokeandbookish. I am only posting physical books that I have as I am sure that the island will not have wifi for Kindle.


1- Fangirl by Rainbow Rowell

I know I can hear your sighs from here. There is no way that I could go a desert island without my favorite YA book.



2- Percy Jackson and the Olympians - The Lightning Thief by Rick Riordan

I was not an active book blogger back in 2017. I binge read this series as an adult and I loved it so much! I would need this book here as I love this Middle Grade series. The world is great and I love it. 

3- Tash Hearts Tolstoy by Kathryn Ormsbee

I've talked about this on the blog before but I would bring this. I  would need this as it is such a fun YA novel.

4- Madeline and the Bad Hat by Ludwig Bemelmans

When I was a child I was obsessed with Madeline. It all started with my grandmother and I loved all these stories so much. This particular one is great because it has the character of  Pepito. This story is a joy and I love how developed it is. I would need this because it is such childhood nostalgia  for me. 

5- The Lady's Guide to Petticoats and Piracy by Mackenzi Lee

This is a historical fiction that I love so much. Felicity is a fantastic character with so much depth and I was so here for it. I would need it because I need a break from the YA and the childhood nostalgia. 

6- A Court of Wing and Ruin by Sarah J. Maas

I raved about this series last week. This is my favorite book of this series  as it has a lot of plots, character development, and world that draws you in and makes you want to keep reading.

7- After Anatevka by Alexandra Silber

I know that I talked about this book a lot. I discussed this novel in  a previous post but I just love this novel a lot. Historical Fiction is one of my main genre's and I love it so much. This novel is charming and has so much heart. 

8-  All I Know Now by Carrie Hope Fletcher

This is a memoir and  I would need a break with all of these heavy duty books. The book is part memoir and part life advice from Carrie and I was so here for the vibes in this.

9- White Hot Grief Parade by Alexandra Silber

This is  her memoir, and I loved this book so much. I would need it because of all the heavy books I have on this list. This is another heavy book, but it has a lot of wit and heart dished in. 

10-  Heart of Iron by Ashley Poston

I loved this book in 2018! This is an Anastasia retelling set in space  and I just ate this book up. I will have to read it again this  summer because the sequel comes out in July. 

Comments

  1. Heart of Iron sounds really good.

    My TTT.

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  2. Love this topic. I also adored Tash Hearts Tolstoy. Should give that one a reread soon.

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    1. I have not read it since the first time I read it. I should reread it soon as well.

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  3. I always like this desert island topic! I find myself wanting to do it over and over haha. Always with different books naturally. :)

    Fangirl is a great choice, and I haven't read the Percy Jackson books but they seem like they'd be perfect!

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    1. Fangirl is one of my all time favrotie books. I hope you enjoy the Percy Jackson series if you ever read it.

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  4. Ooooh fun topic. I love that you picked Court of Wings and Ruin because it's probably the one that people were most disappointed in but I adored it and have no idea what people are talking about lol so good!

    www.tbrandbeyond.com

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  5. Oooh, there are a couple of titles here I didn't know about -- awesome list, AND topic!

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  6. I love Fangirl & A Court of Wing and Ruin - or any other book by Sarah J. Maas!

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  7. Great picks! I always think I have an idea of what books I'd want to keep with me no matter what, i.e., on a desert island, but I feel like I can't pick! Haha!

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