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Top Ten 2015 Releases I Didn’t Get A Chance To Read

It seems like every year, there are book I want to read, and never get to, so I’m hoping this year, I’ll get to read the following books!

1. Red Queen by Victoria Aveyard.  A society divided by the color of your blood sounds super-interesting.  I wanted to get to it, but I just never got the chance to read it.
2. The Orphan Queen by Jodi Meadows.  I loved her Incarnate trilogy, and was really excited about The Orphan Queen.  I definitely want to get to it this year!
3. Black Dove, White Raven by Elizabeth Wein.  I liked Code Name Verity, and loved Rose Under Fire, and so I knew I had to read Black Dove, White Raven!
4. All The Rage by Courtney Summers.  I bought this recently, so hopefully, I’ll read it soon.
5. Crimson Bound by Rosamund Hodge.  I am very interested in Crimson Bound after reading Cruel Beauty last year.  I’ve had a copy from the library for weeks, and yet, I still haven’t picked it up.  I’ll try to read it before I have to return it, but if I don’t, I’ll just have to get it later.
6. The Heart Of Betrayal by Mary Pearson.  I need to read it!  The Kiss Of Deception was awesome, and I don’t know why I haven’t read it, because I was so excited about it!
7. The Boy Most Likely To by Huntley Fitzpatrick.  I forgot it came out last year, but after loving The Boy Next Door, I was so excited when I saw there was going to be another book set in the same world!
8. George by Alex Gino.  I’ve heard so much about George, and it seems like an awesome book.
9. Six Of Crows by Leah Bardugo.  I started this one, but wasn’t in the mood for it, so I set it aside.  I need to pick it back up because I loved her Grisha trilogy, and any book set in that world is worth reading!
10. Carry On by Rainbow Rowell.  I LOVED Fangirl so much, and there was a lot of fangirling when I found out that Rowell was writing Carry On. This was another book I started, and set aside.  It’s Carry On, and I wanted to read it at the right time.  I’m pretty sure I’ll read it this year!