Top Ten Tuesday - High Priority Reads for 2025

Welcome back to another Top Ten Tuesday. Top Ten Tuesday is a weekly bookish meme hosted by that artsy reader girl since 2018. It was born out of a love for reading and making lists and aims to bring bookworms together. This week's topic is 2024 releases I was excited to read, but still haven't gotten to. So I don't generally read books just as they are released so instead I thought I'd list the books I couldn't get to last year that are going to be a priority for this year.

I haven't been able to visit many blogs last week since I've been pretty sick, but I'm better now and ready to visit everyone this week :) Also, I'm thinking of moving to WordPress, if anyone uses the free plan at WordPress, can you keep using it for free year after year or do they eventually start charging you? I'd love some guidance!

This Week's Topic - 2024 releases I was excited to read, but still haven't gotten to {High Priority Reads for 2025}

1. Werecats Emergent by Mark J. Engels

Mark Engels requested a review some time ago, and though he didn't specify a deadline, I can't believe it's taking me this long to read and review his book. So Werecats Emergent will be the next book I read and I'm going to start reading it today itself. 

2. Emily Wilde's Encyclopedia of Faeries by Heather Fawcett

My sister keeps asking me to read Emily Wilde so when I'm done reviewing the requests I've gotten this will be my first read.

3. Truly Devious by Maureen Johnson 

Although it's been years since the hype for Truly Devious started I still haven't read it. I'm going to make it a priority this year.

4. Dance of Thieves by Mary E. Pearson

I've been seeing Dance of Thieves in every bookstore I go to and it's insane that I haven't managed to start it yet. It's sitting on my shelf right as we speak.

5. The Thursday Murder Club by Richard Osman

I've been hearing many mixed reviews about this book. Some people hate it while others love it. Hopefully, I'll soon find where I stand.

6. Howl's Moving Castle by Diana Wynne Jones

Howl's Moving Castle has been on my TBR for a while and this year is when I'll finally read and review it.

7. A Christmas Carol by Charles Dickens

Everyone keeps telling me I'm missing out by not reading this book, so I have to find out what the hype is about in the coming months.

8. And Then There Were None by Agatha Christie

I have only heard good things about and Then There Were None and a beginning Agatha Christie fan I'm going to make reading this book a big priority.

9. Caraval by Stephanie Garber

I barely started Caraval last year just to see how the writing was. I hope to finish it this year.

Thanks for reading!

If you haven't read my review of Eunoia by Hannah Bree Campbell yet, you can do so here.