Top Ten Tuesdays - Books I Never get rid of

Welcome back! Top Ten Tuesday is one of my favorite memes , so I enjoy doing this every week. Our host is Jana @thatartsyreadergirl. The topic of books you've read that you don't own but want to add them to your library was submitted by  Annemieke @ A Dance with Books, I don't get a ton of arcs yet, I'm trying to build up my brand as a blogger. My NetGalley rating is really low. Some of that is due to that fact I don't know how to read them, I think I need the app. Anyway, this is books and series I will never get rid of because I love them too much. 

1- Fangirl by Rainbow Rowell 

Please tell you were expecting this book. I love this story way too much to part with the novel. If I got rid of this, I would have withdraw I'm sure, so I just need to keep this book forever. 

2- A Court Of Thorns and Roses series by Sarah J. Maas

This series was my first fantasy that I truly loved. I passed on fantasy for years because I didn't think it was for me. I didn't I could get into a big fantasy world or enjoy the writing. This was a series that I devoured  last year when A Court of Frost and Starlight came out.  These characters are gems and I adore them so much. If I parted with these, I would be sad. 

3- The Folk of Air Series (all three) by Holly Black

I'm aware that this series has a third book coming out this year. This is another fantasy series I flew through this year. I love Jude and her world, I don't love Taryn, but I have not read the novella yet I need to find a copy. I'm never departing with this series even though I might have three different versions of the books. 

4- Heart of Iron duology by Ashley Poston 

My other Ashley Poston books are Ebooks these two are my only hard covers I have by her. This is a Sci-Fi Anastasia retelling in a way. The first book was one of my favorite reads last year, and I am loving the second one right now. This duology turned me onto Sci-Fi and I've since read a few more. These books will always be my favorite Sci-Fi books. 

5- After Anatevka by Alexandra Silber 

I talk about this Historical Fiction a ton on my blog. This book is both nostalgic and new at the same time and I love it for that. I love Hodel and the other characters in this novel.  The story is fantastic and the characters are so well crafted. If I got rid of this, I would lose one of my favorite books and Historical Fiction's. 

6- The Percy Jackson series by Rick Riordan 


 Listen, I read these as an adult in fact I read them like two years ago or maybe last year.  I love a good mythology and this is fantastic for teach kids, or even adults mythology. I need to reread The Lost Hero and get the rest of that series because I miss this world. The characters are quirky and the story is is a lot of fun. 

7- Tash Hearts Tolstoy by Kathryn Ormsbee

I read this the year it came out and to this day I talk about it. This is much needed for a reread before the end of the year because I loved it so much. Not many people have read this I find, or if they have, they don't talk about it all that much. I had a connection with Tash which made me love this novel even more. I would never get rid of one of my favorite contemporary's. 

8- Jane Austen Seven Novels by Jane Austen

I have a thick book of Jane Austen novels. I would never get rid of it because Jane Austen is one of my favorite authors. 

9- All I Know Now by Carrie Hope Fletcher 

Carrie Hope Fletcher is a favorite author of mine and this was the first book I read from her. This is memoir and advice book. I would like to keep this book because I would like to reread it when I need the advice. Also, the cover is purple and very cute. 

10- The Gentleman's Guide to Vice and Virtue and The Lady's Guide to Petticoats and Piracy. I will add the novella to this as well. 

The three main characters  and their friends are gems and I love them all so much. This Historical Fiction is action packed and I was so along for the ride. The European tour aspect in the first book drew me in and I knew that I was along for where this book would take me. The second book was a pirate adventure for a section and wow I was here for it.