Top Ten Tuesday: New to me Authors
Top Ten Tuesday is a weekly meme hosted by The Broke and the Bookish, where each week you make a list to go with that week's bookish theme.
this week's theme: top ten new to me authors i read for the first time in 2016
Why hello everybody! How's December treating you? This week I'm going to be talking about some authors that I read for the very first time this year. So, I've gone searching high and low through my Goodread's shelves, and I have compiled a list! Make sure to leave a link to your TTT post in the comments! :)
~Click on the book covers to go to their Goodread's page!*
1.) Megan Linski

2.) Erin L. Schneider

3.) Rosamund Hodge

4.) Aften Brook Szymanski

5.) Kurt Dinan

6.) Jessica Calla


7.) Roshani Chokshi
I loved The Star-Touched Queen! It was so creative, and fun to read! This was defiantly a good book, and I can't wait to read her future works!
This was my the first, and only, Nutcracker retelling! I loved this, not only because I danced in The Nutcracker for years, but because this book was so much fun. There's adventure, action, magic, romance, and a really interesting story line. I'm defiantly glad that I picked this one up.
I read Highly Illogical Behavior a couple weeks after it came out, so there was a lot of hype surrounding this book. And let me tell you, this book was absolutely fabulous! I loved every minuet of this book, and I cannot wait to read Whaley's other novels.

Now you may be asking, "Hasn't she talked about these books enough?" Your answer, NEVER. I am so glad that I have read Adams books! Funny story, I read Serenity because I signed up for a blog tour about it, and I was actually debating whether or not I should read it! I almost didn't sign up. I'm so, so, so glad that I did. :)
8.) Claire Legrand

9.) John Corey Whaley

10.) India R. Adams


At some point I need to read Cruel Beauty, and also I'm curious about Winterspell. Re-tellings are common, but I don't know that I've ever seen a re-telling for The Nutcracker. :)
ReplyDeleteWinterspell is the only Nutcracker retelling I've ever hear of. Thanks for stopping by! :)
DeleteI'm not doing very well today as I've barely known any of the authors people are including.... and none of yours either!
ReplyDeleteEeeep! That happens to me a lot. :)
DeleteI love the look of Winterspell and Erin Schneider's book looks great too. And the MEgan Linski one looks like an interesting fantasy.
ReplyDeleteThey are all great! :)
DeleteThis is a fab list:). I entirely endorse your choice of Roshani Chokshi - I also read this book and loved the prose and some of the quirky characters. More to the point - the book has STAYED with me throughout the year, which is always important to me (I have the memory of a goldfish). Ones I would to like to read in 2017 - Winterspell and Cruel Beauty.
ReplyDeleteI agree, I love books that stay with me! :)
DeleteA lot of peole loved Summer Of Sloane. I might just have to read it next summer! You got your covers to link. Yay! :)
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