Top Ten Tuesday - November TBR

Welcome to another Top Ten Tuesday. Top Ten Tuesday is a weekly bookish meme hosted by That Artsy Reader Girl since 2018. This week's topic was a little difficult for me since I don't do a lot of themed reading, and I wasn't able to read any Halloween-specific books last month. So I thought I'd talk about some books I'm planning to read in the next few days and in November. Some of them do have the Halloween feel, in my opinion at least.

This week's Topic: Halloween Freebie

1. A Tempest of Tea by Hafsah Faizal

I picked A Tempest of Tea because it had vampires in it, which is not how I usually choose books. I'm planning to post my review this Saturday as a kind of Halloween book review. I've accidentally been on a Hafsah Faizal binge this month, and I've enjoyed it quite a bit.

2. The Day I Died by C.M. Francis

The Day I Died isn't a book I would have found on my own if I'm being honest. I've just been on a fantasy and mystery train since I began this blog, but as soon as I read the synopsis I knew I had to read it.

3. Truly Devious by Maureen Johnson

I know what you're thinking. 'Are you late to every party?' Yes, I am. I've heard of this book for a few years now but was never able to make time to read it. I bought Truly Devious a few months ago (or well my sister did) and I thought it was finally time to find out what the hype was about.

4. Emily Wilde's Encyclopedia Of Faeries by Heather Fawcett

I've been wanting to read Emily Wilde's Encyclopedia of Faeries for so long now. I've heard so many great things from others, so I'm eager to share my thoughts and opinions.

5. Powerless by Lauren Roberts

Ever since I first began this blog Powerless has been living in my head rent-free. Almost everywhere I looked readers were gushing about this book, and now I finally have the time to see if it really is as great as other readers seem to think.

6. Pawsitively Poisonous by Melissa Erin Jackson

I love cozy mysteries, witches, and cats, so Pawsitively Poisonous drew my attention immediately. I think it covers the Halloween vibe very well and I can't wait to get to it.

7. Howl's Moving Castle by Diana Wynne Jones

I've loved and re-watched the Ghibli movie so much without knowing there was a book. I can't wait to see how I'll feel about Howl's Moving Castle compared to the movie.

8. Caraval by Stephanie Garber

Anything with a magical competition immediately goes on my list. Though obviously, when it gets read is another story. I've been wanting to read Caraval for a while now, hopefully I'll get to it next month.

9. Moving is Murder by Nellie H. Steel

Another cozy mystery. I've been wanting to read more of these for a while now, and Moving is Murder sounds like a lot of fun.

10. The Hobbit by J.R.R. Tolkien

I remember my teacher asking the class whether everyone had read or seen The Lord of The Rings, and I had to lie and raise my hand because everyone else did. Well, I saw The Hobbit years ago, but I want to read the book and see why the series has been held in such high regard for decades.

If you haven't read my review of The Hawthorne Legacy by Jennifer Lynn Barnes yet, then you can do so here.

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