Top Ten Tuesday: Books I Could Read Forever

February 27: Books I Could

Re-read Forever

The Top Ten Tuesday feature can be found over at That Arsty Reader Girl

Ashley:

Ready Player One by Ernest Cline- The girls can both atest to hearing bits

and pieces of the audiobook when we are together, I listened to it for the

first time in 2013 and have probably relistened or reread it at least a dozen times now.

The Mists of Avalon by Marion Zimmerman Bradley- This was a book I picked

up years ago and really enjoyed. Having Arthurian times retold from a female

perspective was such a new thing for me back then. I still occasionally pick up

my worn copy to read bits from.

Dash and Lily`s Book of Dares by Rachel Cohn and David Levithan- This is one

I try and reread every year. 2017 was the first time since the book released in

2010 that I didn't get a reread in.

Michaela:

The Zodiac series by Romina Russell- a series all three of us read and gushed over :)

The Scorpio Races- Because of Sean Kendrick and as well as Fundamental

because his love for the water reminds me of my own gelding.

The Falling Kingdoms series- I ate up these books, the relationships, the

action, the characters all of it!

Mackenzie:

The Gold Seer Trilogy by Rae Carson, these books were set just about

in my backyard, and places that we mentioned I could picture because

I’ve physically been there.

Rebel of the Sands Series by Alwyn Hamilton- I first read Ashley’s ARC copy

of the first book, Rebel of the Sands, during a summer I read a lot. I really

enjoyed it and read book two, Traitor to the Throne late last year, and book

three just recently, in fact I could not wait to read Hero at the Fall so much

so that I pre-ordered a UK copy so that I could read it sooner, I finished it in

3 days, and now have the dreaded wait for book four.

The Scorpio Races by Maggie Stievfater also is one I could read again and again.
I loved the entire story, and was heartbroken to find out that The Scorpio Races is
it for the world of Puck Connolly, Sean Kendrick, the capaill uisce and the sweet
gooey-ness of November cakes.