Current Reads:
- Monday's Not Coming by Tiffany Jackson, YA Contemporary
This is a book that's been on my radar for ages and I've been waiting so long for it to release in the UK. Well, my pre-order finally arrived about five days ago and I've been reading it in snatched moments here and there. Currently on page 95!
- Celestial by S.E. Anderson, NA Science Fiction (ARC from Author)
S.E. Anderson is one of my author friends and critique partners. I'm delighted to get a chance to read her fourth novel early!
- Whisper by Lynette Noni, YA Dystopian (ARC from NetGalley)
So I'm just over halfway with this book and I feel like I've been reading it forever. I've found the first eight or so chapters to be a little slow in terms of pacing, but now things are really picking up and it's fast becoming a near-favourite for YA dystopian.
- Children of Blood and Bone by Tomi Adeyemi (YA Fantasy)
I'm just over halfway with this book too, and I love it so much. I've been reading a couple of pages every day for this one--for quite a long time--as it's one of those really special books that I just want to savour and really process. The writing's so beautiful.
Upcoming Reads:
So two of my upcoming reads at the moment are books I ordered after UKYAChat on Twitter a few weeks ago. The theme was YA books that talk about traditionally 'tough' issues, and I asked for recs on books where characters having eating disorders. One of them--Karen Gregory's Countless--I read and reviewed last week, but I've still got lots I'm looking forward to:
- Paperweight by Meg Haston (YA Contemporary)
- What I Lost by Alexandra Ballard (YA Contemporary)
And I'm still waiting for Winter Girls by Laurie Halse Anderson to arrive.
Other books in my to-read pile include:
- Miss Planet Earth by S.E. Anderson (NA Science Fiction) -- signed copy!
- The Extinction Trials by S.M. Wilson (YA Science Fiction)
- The Last Man by Mary Shelley (Adult Apocalyptic) -- this is a re-read as I read this book first for part of my degree a few years ago
What about you? Have you read any of these books?
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