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Top Ten Books I’d Love To Read If I Were In A Book Club

I am not in a book club, and I’m actually quite surprised that I am not in one.  If I were in a book club, it would be one weird book club (in terms of good weird people and totally random books).  These are the books I’d want to read…because there are a lot of books I’ve been meaning to read and never do.

1. The Pennyroyal Green series by Julie Ann Long.  I’ve been meaning to read it for ages, because I hear so many people say really good things about it!
2. Skip Beat.  I don’t read a lot of manga (I’ve only read most of Fruits Basket and one called The Dreaming) but I’ve been wanting to read this one for a while.
3. It’s Kind Of A Funny Story by Ned Vizzini.  This is another book I’ve been meaning to read for ages and never seem to get around to reading.  It really does seem like a book I’d like.
4. Compromised by Kate Noble.  I read Revealed by her quite a while ago, and I definitely want to read more of her books. This one seems a good a choice as any.
5. The Unbecoming Of Mara Dyer by Michelle Hodkin.  I’m intrigued by the idea of a girl who ends up in the hospital not knowing why she’s there.
6. The Feud: The Hatfields And The McCoy’s by Dean King.  Really, I know the names, and that’s about it.  Besides, every book club needs something educational every once in a while, right?  (Okay, maybe not, but this is my fictional book club, so the answer is definitely yes).
7. House Of Leaves by Mark Danielewski.  I’ve heard that this a really bizarre book, and since I like things that are really weird, I’d totally want to read this in a book club.
8. Throne Of Glass by Sarah Maas.  So many people love it, and it would be nice to actually read it so I know what people are talking about.
9. Talons by Julie Kagawa.  It’s a book about dragons!  And it’s by Julie Kagawa!  It sounds like it’s going to be awesome. You can’t go wrong with either.
10. Among The Janeites by Deborah Yaffe.  It seems like a great book club book.  Plus, it’s about the Jane Austen fandom, and you can’t go wrong with that!