It was really, really hard. Really hard. But here they be. (Re-reads are not eligible.)
- Between Shades of Gray, by Ruta Sepetys (YA Historical Fiction)
- Heartwrenching and convicting, I couldn't tear myself away, and I'll never forget it.
- A Countess Below Stairs, by Eva Ibbotson (YA Historical Fiction)
- It's laugh-out-loud funny, utterly romantic, it's a magical story I'll read forever.
- Scumble, by Ingrid Law (MG Magical Realism)
- The writing is vivid. The characters are real. And the story touched my heart.
- The Knife of Never Letting Go, by Patrick Ness (YA Science Fiction/Dystopian)
- Everything about this book is unique. And brilliant. And heart-pounding.
- Immanuel's Veins, by Ted Dekker (Adult Paranormal)
- This is how vampires should be. A page-turning romance that left me breathless.
- Go Down Together: The Untold Story of Bonnie and Clyde, by Jeff Guinn (Adult Non-Fiction)
- History isn't boring. I couldn't put it down, and I almost cried at the end. Worth it.
- The Priest's Graveyard, by Ted Dekker (Adult Thriller)
- Dekker has the thriller down, and he sure knows how to write a twist.
- Forest Born, by Shannon Hale (YA Fantasy)
- Eloquent prose and real-to-life characters, this fairy-tale quietly captures your heart.
- Starcrossed, by Elizabeth C. Bunce (YA Fantasy)
- Masterful world-building, brilliant plotting, and a unique story. Can't wait for more!
- Chalice, by Robin McKinley (YA Fantasy)
- Prose like a painting and romance like mist, this is pure literary beauty.
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Great choices!! I have Immanuel Veins on my tbr pile, a few books down.
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