Paiges of Novels

Posted on May 10, 2024 by Steph-paigesofnovels

Tryouts by Sarah Sax-Favorite Quotes & Review

Genre: Middle Grade Graphic Novel
Publishing date: May 7th, 2024

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Synopsis:

It’s warm up time in this newest installment in the Brinkley Yearbook series. Will Alexandra make the cut and help the historically boys baseball team defend their 9-year championship title?

Alexandra, also known as Al, has been playing baseball with her older brothers for as long as she can remember. But when she ages out of Little League, it seems like it’s the end of the road for Al and the sport she loves. Until, that is, her friend Sammy suggests that Al try out for the middle school team—a team that has always been boys-only.

Al is prepared to fight for her right to try out, but to her surprise, the coach is delighted by her interest. When Al makes the team, it seems like everything is going to work out. But with a tenth consecutive championship on the line for Brinkley Middle School and a team that can’t seem to get along, will their season ground out faster than Al can say “home run”?

Favorite Quotes

I know I’m Good Enough

But I’ll always dance for fun

Redesigning my OC for my D&D campaign

Review

4.5/5

Characters-9

Tryouts had entertaining characters. I’m not one for sports books, but I enjoyed reading about the characters in this one. I loved the friendships in this book and the characters’ support for each other. Community support is important in the middle school years, and I loved how supportive the characters were of each other. They would do anything for their friends, and I loved seeing that throughout the story.

Writing & Illustrations -9

Tryouts had a fun art style. I loved the colorful pallet, and I thought it worked well to tell the story. With graphic novels, finding the balance between writing and art can be challenging, and Sarah Sax does a great job of both. I found the writing style to be charming and engaging.

Plot-8

This graphic novel had an engaging story. I enjoyed how Al broke barriers, and joined the boys team. She helped turn the team around by motivating them to do better, which I loved. I loved the Girl’s Basketball team getting coverage thanks to Al, and the rest of the teams shining a light on them. Al’s friends Viv and Milo were fun to follow as they both had their own journeys. Each character in this book grew and I loved seeing how much they grew.

Enjoyment-8

This book was fun. I enjoyed it more than I thought I would. I loved the characters and felt for some of them. The story was enjoyable and fun, while also talking about important topics.

Sarah cares deeply about encouraging young readers to discover and expand their sense of creative confidence. She studied Storytelling and Sequential Imagery at Hampshire College and she’s since worked as an educator at the Children’s Creativity Museum in San Francisco, a volunteer with 826 Valencia, and as Creative Director at Lumosity, where she led a team of artists working with scientists and game designers to transform problem-solving and memory skills into brain-training games. She is the illustrator of the first three books (Escape This Book: Titanic; Escape this Book: Tombs of Egypt; and Escape This Book: Race to the Moon) in the inventive, interactive Escape This Book! series, which has been translated into eight languages. Tryouts, her second of four graphic novels in the Brinkley Yearbooks series, will be published in the spring of 2024. She lives in Portland, Maine.

Website | Twitter | Instagram | Goodreads

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May 8th
therearenobadbooks – Review

May 9th
One More Exclamation – Review

May 10th
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May 11th
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May 12th
the nutty bookworm reads a lot – Review

May 6th
bookdemonio – Promotional Post
pagesforpaige – Review
kathreadsall – Review

May 7th
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gryffindorbookishnerd – Review

May 8th
artxsouls – Review, Mood Board
avainbookland – Review, Favorite Quotes
therearenobadbooks – Content Creator’s Choice

May 9th
acourtofspinesnpages – Review, TikTok
onemoreexclamation – Content Creator’s Choice

May 10th
ninebookishlives – Promotional Post
monikasbookblog – Review
paiges_of_novels – Content Creator’s Choice

May 11th
tbrandbeyond – Promotional Post
ablueboxfullofbooks – Creative Post: Little Free Library Drop, TikTok

May 12th
enthuse_reader – Review, TikTok
nissa_the.bookworm – Review
alexandriavwilliams_ – Review, Favorite Quotes

Posted on May 7, 2024 by Steph-paigesofnovels · 3 Comments

Top Ten Tuesday-Books with Floral/Nature Covers

Hi! Jana hosts top Ten Tuesday @https://www.thatartsyreadergirl.com/. This meme brings together our love of lists and book blogging. Each week, Jana will post a prompt, and we readers will make out lost based on that prompt. This week, our topic is floral covers, but I’m opening it up to any nature on the cover.

1- In The Weeds by B.K. Borison

I love the flowers on the cover. This book was so cute and I loved it.

2- The Ten Thousand Doors of January by Alix E. Harrow

I love all the greenery on the cover. I think it’s great and this book was really fun.

3- Emily Wilde’s Encyclopedia For Faeries by Heather Fawcett

This was one of the first books that came to mind when I saw the prompt. I love all the flowers on the cover.

4- Emily Wilde’s Map of the Otherlands by Heather Fawcett

I love the different vibes of both the covers in the Emily Wilde series.

5- Highly Suspicious and Unfairly Cute by Talia Hibbert

And this is the book that made me want to open this up to nature-themed covers. I love the pine tree on the cover. This YA romance is so cute and I just love it.

6- The Unmaking of June Farrow by Adrienne Young

I loved this book! I also love the pine tree on the cover.

7- Imogen Obviously by Becky Albertalli

I love all the trees on this cover. This was one of my favorite books last year.

8-Atremis Sparke and the Sound Seekers Brigade by Kimberley Behre Kenna

This an MG novel with a very nature themed cover and message. I enjoyed it a lot.

9- Unseelie by Ivelisse Housman

This YA Fantasy is so fun! It is also a very important message, I love combination of trees and flowers on the cover.

10- Wild Wishes and Windswept Kisses by Maya Prasad

This is a very fall cover, and I love it. I feel like it has all the vibes of the season. The story as a lot of fun as well.

Posted on May 3, 2024 by Steph-paigesofnovels · 1 Comment

The Notes by Catherine Con Morse-Blog Tour- Review & Favorite Quotes

Genre: Young Adult Contemporary
Publishing date: April 30th, 2024

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Rep: Chinese American, AAPI

Synopsis:

A reserved Chinese American teen at a Southern performing arts boarding school comes into her own under the tutelage of a glamorous new piano teacher. A moving coming-of-age-novel from a debut novelist about first love, adolescent angst, and academic pressures.

Claire Wu isn’t sure that she has what it takes to become a successful concert pianist.

It’s the fear of every student at Greenwood School of Performing becoming a washed-out performer who couldn’t make it big. And Claire’s no Rocky Wong, the ace pianist at their boarding school.

Then Dr. Li shows up. She’s like no other teacher at mysterious, sophisticated, fascinating. Under Dr. Li’s tutelage, Claire works harder and dreams bigger than ever. And her crush Rocky finally seems interested. Maybe she’ll even be “Chinese enough” to join the elusive Asian Student Society.

Everything is falling into place until eerily personal notes about Claire’s bond with Dr. Li appear. Claire starts to feel the pressure. But she isn’t the only one. Everyone is feeling the strain. Especially Rocky, whose extreme perfectionism hides something more troubling.

As the Showcase tension crescendos, Claire must decide if she’s ready to sink or swim. She may discover who she really is as a Chinese American and learn if she’s ready to give her all for a shot at greatness.

The Notes is a powerful and poignant debut YA novel from award-winning writer Catherine Con Morse about dealing with academic pressures, falling in love for the first time, and finding yourself.

Favorite Quotes

“You must stay the course, despite how often we artists are marginalized.”

“That single note,” Dr. Li Said, “can be played in a multitude of ways. How should you play it, and why should you play it that way?”

“I’ll babysit these dancers while you rest up,” he added.

“You did it for your art,” JT said.

“Those burgers are for leprechauns”

Review

4.5/5 or 8.29/10

Characters-8

As someone who was in choir, and is a singer, I enjoyed the characters in this book as it brought me back to when I was in high school, and how high school choir and music kids interact. The interactions in the book were fun, and I enjoyed the personality of the characters. Both the students and staff had great interactions.

Writing-9

Catherine Con Morse has a great writing style. The Notes had an interesting writing style that kept the reader engaged in the story. I loved the mixture of fun scenes and heartwarming scenes with important conversations along the way.

Plot-8

I was interested in this story. The plot kept me engaged, and I was curious to see what would happen next. I’m new to the mystery genre, but I enjoyed the one in this book. I thought there was an interesting twist. I also enjoyed the romance element of the book. Seeing kids at a performing arts high school was interesting because I had similar experiences with private lessons and choir, but it was fun to see different teaching styles.

Enjoyment-8

This book was fun. I enjoyed Claire, Jenny, and Rocky, and I loved seeing them grow more confident throughout the book. The Notes had an interesting plot, and I’m curious to read more books from the author.

Catherine Con Morse is the author of the coming-of-age boarding school novel THE NOTES, which was shortlisted for the CRAFT first chapters contest. A Kundiman fellow, she received her MFA from Boston University, where she taught undergraduate creative writing for several years. Her work appears in Joyland, Letters, HOOT, Bostonia, the Racist Sandwich podcast, and elsewhere. Catherine was one of the inaugural Writers in Residence at Porter Square Books.

Website | Instagram | Goodreads

April 29th
Teatime and Books – Promotional Post

April 30th
Twirling Book Princess – Promotional Post

May 1st
Dana loves books – Top 5 Reasons to Read The Notes, TikTok

May 2nd
Therearenobadbooks – Review

May 3rd
Paiges of Novels – Review, Favorite Quotes

April 29th
debreadsalot – Review
quirkylitlover – Promotional Post
stargirls.magical.tale – Review

April 30th
caffeinefueledreadingaddiction – Review
meghenslittlelibrary – Promotional Post
danicashelflove – Top 5 Reasons to Read The Notes, Mood Board

May 1st
aneedleinmybookstack – Promotional Post
pagesforpaige – Review, Book Look
dana.loves.books – Content Creator’s Choice

May 2nd
alexandriavwilliams_ – Review, Favorite Quotes
the._bookarazzi – Review, Favorite Quotes
therearenobadbooks – Content Creator’s Choice

May 3rd
bookdemonio – Promotional Post
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paiges_of_novels – Content Creator’s Choice

May 4th
tbrandbeyond – Promotional Post
gryffindorbookishnerd – Review
lizanneyoung97 – Review, Playlist

May 5th
ninebookishlives – Promotional Post
enthuse_reader – Review, TikTok
callistoscalling – Review, Creative Post: Little Free Library Drop

Posted on April 25, 2024 by Steph-paigesofnovels · 1 Comment

The Door Is Open-Stories of Celebration and Community by 11 Desi Authors

Genre: Middle Grade Short Stories
Publishing date: April 24th, 2024

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Rep: Desi, South Asian, South Asian American

Synopsis:

Discover stories of fear, triumph, and spectacular celebration in this warm-hearted novel of interconnected stories that celebrates the diversity of South Asian American experiences in a local community center.

Discover stories of fear, triumph, and spectacular celebration in the fictional town of Maple Grove, New Jersey, where the local kids gather at the community center to discover new crushes, fight against ignorance, and even save a life. Cheer for Chaya as she wins chess tournaments (unlike Andrew, she knows stupid sugary soda won’t make you better at chess), and follow as Jeevan learns how to cook traditional food (it turns out he can cook sabji– he just can’t eat it).

These stories, edited by bestselling and award-winning Pakistani-American author Hena Khan, are filled with humor, warmth, and possibility. They showcase a diverse array of talented authors with heritage from the Indian subcontinent, including beloved favorites and rising stars, who each highlight the beauty and necessity of a community center that everyone calls home.

Review

9.57/10 or 5/5

Characters-10

I loved the characters in this. I don’t read many stories in the anthology genre, but I am so glad I read this one. The kids in this story each had their personality and backstories, which I loved. The sense of community was strong with the characters in this book, and I loved how all the kids supported each other.

Writing-10

With anthologies, there are usually one or two stories that I call my favorites because of the writing, and how the writing fits in with the theme of the anthology. The Door Is Open: Stories of Celebration and Community by 11 Desi had great authors, and I loved each story. The writing styles were different, but they all made sense. The writing had a flow, so the reader could easily read from one story to another.

Plot-9

I loved the plots of all these stories. They were all so fun, and I loved how they all connected. The kids in one story interacted with other stories which I enjoyed. Each character in the story had a passion and something they were trying to do to make a change for the better. These were also stories of family, and I loved seeing the families in the community.

Enjoyment-10

I had so much fun reading this. I enjoyed the characters a lot, and I loved the sense of community this book had. I will read more from the authors.

Hena Khan writes books in a multitude of formats, including picture books, middle grade fiction, pick-your-path adventures, and graphic novels. Her stories are often centered around community, friendship, and family, and draw from her own experiences and culture. Hena’s novels include AMINA’S VOICE, MORE TO THE STORY, and DRAWING DEENA. She is the author of the Zayd Saleem Chasing the Dream, Zara’s Rules, and Super You! series. Hena’s picture books include GOLDEN DOMES AND SILVER LANTERNS, UNDER MY HIJAB, and IT’S RAMADAN, CURIOUS GEORGE, among others.

Website | Instagram | Goodreads

April 22nd
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April 23rd
Sheaf & Ink – Promotional Post

April 24th
Paiges & Lalypops – Review

April 25th
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Paiges of Novels – Review

April 26th
Harper’s Court Literary Blog – Review

April 27th
Therearenobadbooks – Top 5 Reasons to Read The Door Is Open

April 28th
Teatime and Books – Promotional Post

April 22nd
whatkarinareads – Promotional Post
library_teacher – Promotional Post
readbytsar – Top 5 Reasons to Read The Door Is Open
aayureads – Review
froggyreadteach – Review

April 23rd
rickys_radical_reads – Promotional Post
sogladtoreadyou – Review
pagesforpaige – Review, Favorite Quotes
sheafandink – Content Creator’s Choice

April 24th
littlelibraryadventures – Promotional Post
debreadsalot – Review
thepagelady – Review
callistoscalling – Review, Favorite Quotes
paigesandlalypops – Content Creator’s Choice

April 25th
ychg_ – Promotional Post
onemused – Promotional Post
dana.loves.books – Content Creator’s Choice
paiges_of_novels – Content Creator’s Choice

April 26th
bookdemonio – Promotional Post
aneedleinmybookstack – Promotional Post
monikasbookblog – Review, TikTok
bookameme – Review, Favorite Quotes
courtharpers – Content Creator’s Choice

April 27th
ninebookishlives – Promotional Post
bookmarked.by.becky – Review
alexandriavwilliams_ – Review, Favorite Quotes
therearenobadbooks – Content Creator’s Choice

April 28th
tbrandbeyond – Promotional Post
shariva.writes – Review
dharashahauthor – Top 5 Reasons to Read The Door Is Open
acourtofspinesnpages – Review
avainbookland – Review, Favorite Quotes

Posted on April 23, 2024April 23, 2024 by Steph-paigesofnovels · 2 Comments

Top Ten Tuesday-Books on My Shelf I Want to Read Soon

Jana hosts Top Ten Tuesday @thatartsyreadergirl. This weekly meme is inspired by our love of books, and bringing the book blogging community together. Each week, Jana will post a prompt, and we readers will make out list based on that prompt. This week, our topic is Books On My Shelves I want to Read Soon. I’ll be doing physical, ebooks, and audio shelves.

Physical

1- Stranger Than Fiction by Chris Colfer

2- The Doctor and the Diva by Adrienne McDonnell

3- Lunch In Paris by Elizabeth Bard

Kindle Shelf

4- The Sun Is Also A Star by Nicola Yoon

5- The Improbable Meet Cute by Various

6- Part Of Your World by Abby Jimenez

7- We Dream In Space by Erin Entrada Kennedy

Audio

8-A Thousand Boy Kisses by Tilly Cole

9- You Don’t Have A Shot by Raquel Marie

10-The Otherwoods by Justine Pucella Winans

Posted on April 16, 2024 by Steph-paigesofnovels · 4 Comments

Top Ten Tuesday-Characters I Would Want to Go on Vacation With

Hi! Jana hosts top ten Tuesday @@thatartsyreadergirl. Our love of books brings this weekly meme to you and brings the book blogging community together. Each weel, Jana will post a topic, and we readers will make our list based on that prompt. We can also do our own thing if we don’t have any ideas for that week. This week, or topic is characters we would want to take on vacation. For this, I’m envisioning a beach house with five bedrooms.

Room One

1- Me

2- Iris from the Bright Falls Series

We’re both romantics with a love of books, so I think we would really get along. Plus, I have it in my head that she would enjoy Taylor Swift.

Room 2

3- Feyre from A Court of Thorns and Roses by SJM

4- Violet from Fourth Wing by Rebecca Yarros

I feel like these two would love talking about their lives, and the events in their words together.

Room 3

5 & 6- Delilah and Claire from The Bright Falls Series by Ashley Herring Blake

I’m putting them in the same room, not just because they’re a couple, but because they balance each other out.

Room 4

7- Margot from Written In The Stars by Alexandria Bellefleur

8- Harriet from Happy Place by Emily Henry

I just feel like they have the same vibe. I feel like they both the witty ones of the bunch. I think they would have such fun banter.

Room 5

9- Evelyn from The Lovelight Farms Series by B.K. Borison

10- Stella from The Lovelight Farms Series by B.K. Borison

In the books, Evelyn and Stella are friends, and I really love their dynamic. Plus, I feel the two of them are also swifites.

Posted on April 15, 2024 by Steph-paigesofnovels · 1 Comment

You Are So Amazing By James & Lucy Catchpole with Illustrations by Karen George blog tour

Genre: Children’s Picture Book
Publishing date: May 4th, 2024

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Rep: Disability, Limb Difference

Synopsis:

When people meet Joe, they often treat him as Amazing Joe or Poor Joe. But can’t he just be . . . Joe?

One-legged Joe is ‘amazing’. He knows this because wherever he goes people always tell him he’s amazing. Amazing for sliding down the slide, for kicking a ball . . . even walking to get an ice cream, or even just eating an ice cream. Of course, being Amazing Joe is better than being Poor Joe . . .

A groundbreaking picture book which explores how we respond to disability.

Review -5/5 or 9.0/10

Characters- 9

I liked the characters in this book. I thought this was a fantastic book to feature a disabled character that wasn’t seen as pity, or that something was wrong with Joe. I loved how diverse this book was as well.

Plot-9

I loved this story. It allowed Joe and Simone to explore things on their own, and figure out what worked for them. I loved how Simone wanted to keep playing with Joe, and that the two of them had such a strong friendship. I loved Joe’s perseverance throughout the story.

Writing-9

You Are So Amazing had a great writing style. I loved how the story was approachable to both kids and adults through the writing. The writing style was simple, but it still had the complexity of a story that pulled on the heartstrings of all ages.

Illustrations-9

I loved the art by Karen George. The art was colorful and engaging to the reader. I loved how the art worked with the writing to tell a story.

Enjoyment-9

I enjoyed this! I had a lot of fun with the wonderful characters. The story was fun and heartwarming.

James Catchpole was destined to be either an itinerant singer or an amputee footballer. He managed to get off the substitutes’ bench a couple of times for the England Amputee Football Team, and also busked around Provence with a guitar (another profession where it actively helps to have one leg), but reached the limits of his talent in both fields by his mid-twenties, and so joined the family business of children’s books. He now runs The Catchpole Agency with his wife Lucy, and represents authors and illustrators of children’s picture books, non-fiction and novels, including Polly Dunbar, SF Said, Michelle Robinson and David Lucas. Lucy and James live in Oxford with their two young daughters, the eldest of whom is firmly convinced she will be joining the business too – but at five, she has plenty of time to recant.

Lucy sometimes writes about disability, family and children’s books. You can find a lot of that on Instagram. She’s written for the BBC and the Guardian. She does not have a handy Amazon bio she can copy and paste. Lucy has grown two whole people (small ones, admittedly).

Website | Goodreads

Karen George is the illustrator of You’re Amazing.

Instagram

April 15th
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April 16th
Dana Loves Books – Review, TikTok

April 17th
Cocoa With Books – Review

April 18th
unconventionalquirkybibliophile – Review, Mood Board

April 19th
Karma Zee Readz – Review

April 20th
One More Exclamation – Review

April 21st
The Nutty Bookworm Reads Alot – Review
Teatime and Books – Promotional Post

April 15th
bookdragonkids – Review, Favorite Quotes
froggyreadteach – Review, Top 5 Reasons to Read You’re SO Amazing
paiges_of_novels – Content Creator’s Choice
therearenobadbooks – Content Creator’s Choice

April 16th
nissa_the.bookworm – Review
meghenslittlelibrary – Review
dharashahauthor – Review, Favorite Quotes
starryworld_ – Review
dana.loves.books – Content Creator’s Choice

April 17th
bookameme – Review
callistoscalling – Review, Favorite Quotes
ablueboxfullofbooks – Creative Post: Little Free Library Drop, TikTok
cocoawithbooks – Content Creator’s Choice

April 18th
ninebookishlives – Promotional Post
get.outside.and.read – Review
acourtofspinesnpages – Review, TikTok
quirkybibliophile – Content Creator’s Choice

April 19th
bookdemonio – Promotional Post
library_teacher – Review
pagesforpaige – Review
karmazeereadz – Content Creator’s Choice

April 20th
tbrandbeyond – Promotional Post
alexandriavwilliams_ – Review, Favorite Quotes
artxsouls – Review
booksandbreath – Top 5 Reasons to Read You’re SO Amazing, Journal Spread
onemoreexclamation – Content Creator’s Choice

April 21st
rickys_radical_reads – Promotional Post
enthuse_reader – Review, TikTok
nolareads504 – Review
monikasbookblog – Review, Top 5 Reasons to Read You’re SO Amazing

Posted on April 9, 2024 by Steph-paigesofnovels · 7 Comments

Top Ten Tuesday-Middle Grade Books

Hi! Jana hosts Top Ten Tuesday @thatartsyreadergirl. This weekly meme brings together our love lists and brings the book blogging community together. Each week, Jana will post a prompt, and we readers will make our list based on that topic. I host an event on the discord I mod for every May and take part in an event called Middle-Grade May. I thought I’d recommend some MG books today.

1- Shannon in the Spotlight by Kalena Miller

This book is such a joy. I loved it a lot, and it brought me back to middle school theater.

2- The Chance to Fly by Ali Stroker & Stacy Davidowitz (Series)

If you’ve been around this blog for a while, you know that this is one of my favorite books. I love the rep, and Nat’s love of theater.

3- Fearless by Mandy Gonzales (Series)

This is another story about theater, but I loved the mystery vibes of the first two books.

4- D&D Dungeon Club-Roll Call by Molly Knox Ostertag

I don’t see this one talked about much. The second book is coming out this summer, and I loved this graphic novel. I thought it was the perfect mix of real life and fantasy.

5- Nimona by N.D. Stevenson

This book is just so fun. I love the characters and the story is delightful. I loved the art style of this one as well.

6- The Mothkeeper by K.O’Neil

Another graphic novel. This book was so cozy, and I loved the art style. I loved the characters and the journey of this one.

7- The Vanderbeekers by Karina Yan Glaser (Series)

This is a rec for those looking for a longer series. I love all the characters, and the stories are fun. The series also talks about things that kids and adults deal with.

8- The Percy Jackson Universe by Rick Riordan (Series)

The Percy Jackson Universe is wide. I’ve enjoyed all three series, but my favorite is Percy Jackson and the Olympians.

9- Dear Mothman by Robin Gow

This book has the reader going through all the emotions. I loved it and will read more from the author.

10- Sir Callie and the Champions of Helston by Esme Symes-Smith (series)

This is a Fantasy, but it’s great. I love Callie and how they’re trying to make a change for the better. I’m going to read the second one soon.

Posted on April 2, 2024 by Steph-paigesofnovels · 2 Comments

Top Ten Tuesday-Spring TBR

Hi! After a week off, I’m back with Top Ten Tuesday. Jana hosts Top Ten Tuesday @https://www.thatartsyreadergirl.com/. Our love of lists brings this meme to you, and bringing the book blogging community together. Jana will post a prompt each week, and we readers will make our list based on that topic. This week, our topic is movies/TV shows that would make good books submitted by Sabrina @paperplanenomad I missed last week, so I’m sharing my spring TBR. Some books for each month but I Hope to read more than just what’s listed.

April

1- The Familiar-Leigh Bardugo-physical- Adult Historical Fantasy

2- A Tempest of Tea by Hafsah Faizal-audio-YA Historical Fantasy

3- Spirit Hunters by Ellen Oh-ebook-Middle Grade Horror

4- Girl Abroad by Elle Kennedy-physical-Adult Romance

May

5- The Other Woods by Justine Pucella Willaims-audiobook- Middle-Grade Fantasy

6- Truly Madly Deeply by Alexandria Bellefleur-physical-Adult Romance

7- Funny Story by Emily Henry-physical-Adult Romance

June

8- A Court of Frost and Starlight by Sarah J. Maas-YA Fantasy Romance

9- Winter by Marissa Meyer- YA Sci-Fi

10- Boulevard of Dreams by Mandy Gonzalez

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Review

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Top Ten Tuesday-Books with Floral/Nature Covers

The Notes by Catherine Con Morse-Blog Tour- Review & Favorite Quotes

Favorite Quotes

Review

The Door Is Open-Stories of Celebration and Community by 11 Desi Authors

Review

Top Ten Tuesday-Books on My Shelf I Want to Read Soon

Physical

Kindle Shelf

Audio

Top Ten Tuesday-Characters I Would Want to Go on Vacation With

You Are So Amazing By James & Lucy Catchpole with Illustrations by Karen George blog tour

Top Ten Tuesday-Middle Grade Books

Top Ten Tuesday-Rainy Day Reads

Top Ten Tuesday-Spring TBR