What I Want To Read This Autumn

This week I’m sharing the books on my Autumn TBR. Top Ten Tuesday was created by The Broke and Bookish and is hosted by The Artsy Reader Girl.

The world is on its head at the moment and there is a lot of uncertainty. Currently, I’m still working, but that could change at any day. If you didn’t know I work in a bookstore, and at the moment we are still open and I’m working just as hard as I would any other day. As a casual employee, there is a lot up in the air at the moment, it’s hard not going to lie, but I just have to push through.

But let’s try and not think about it too much, today I’m sharing with you the books on my Autumn TBR. Most of these books are coming out in the next couple of months and I hope that I will be able to get to them. Like always these are in no order.

The Midnight Lie (The Midnight Lie #1) by Marie Rutkoski: A new fantasy from Marie Rutkoski? Yes, please. The Winners Trilogy is still one of my favourite series to date. There is something about it that always hits the right spots. And I’m so ready to dive back into Marie Rotkoski world and fall in love with new characters. I’ve adored everything about Rotkoski books before and I can’t wait to fall in love with these characters as well.

Only Mostly Devastated by Sophie Gonzales: This has only recently made it to my TBR, but I’m really excited to pick it up. A boy-meets-boy spin on Grease, yes, please! This one sounds like it’s going to fun, romance but also sounds like it’s going to kill me and I can’t wait. Plus this is an #LoveOzYA and that makes me even more excited.

The Vanishing Deep by Astrid Scholte: I read Four Dead Queens last year and really enjoyed it and I’m keen to pick this one up. It sounds intriguing and something that I will love. A world where the dead can only be raised for the day! That is so damn interesting. I’ve been hearing great things about it at the moment and that is always a good sign for me.

Check, Please!, Book 2: Sticks and Scones by Ngozi Ukazu: I read book 1 earlier this year and fall in love with everything. And now I cannot wait to see what happens next. This series is totally adorable and puts together so many things that I love. An adorable romance, cooking and Ice Hockey. I put it on my Autumn TBR as soon as I finished the first book.

Incendiary (Hollow Crown #1) by Zoraida Córdova: I only recently found out about this one and I’m so intrigued. It sounds like it’s right up my alley and has everything that I’m looking for in a young adult fantasy. Set in the 15th century Spain, I’m so looking forward to something different in YA fantasy and this seems like it might be it.

Chasing Lucky by Jenn Bennett: I didn’t even think twice before adding this to my Autumn TBR. I love Jenn Bennett’s work and this one is everything that I want. A bad boy, former best friends, and some trouble. I haven’t read much contemporary YA this year and I think this might be the one that gets me going. I know that romance is going to be intense and adorable and I’m so ready.

Sure Shot (Brooklyn #4) by Sarina Bowen: The latest Sarina Bowen books have been up and down for me, but I’m really excited to read Bess Beringer’s story. From the first time she was introduced, I loved her and I can’t wait to see where this goes. I mean she is going to fall for a player she works for and I’m so ready for that.

Please Don’t Hug Me by Kay Kerr:I’m always up for a new #LoveOzYA and this one sounds amazing. YA books set in that last year of high school really call to me. That last year is always a challenge and everyone has to try and survive it the best they can. Please Don’t Hug Me sounds like it’s going to funning, endearing, but also heartbreaking and wonderful. The protagonist is on the autism spectrum which sounds fantastic and I cannot wait to read it this Autumn.

Taking Down Evelyn Tait by Poppy Nwosu: I recently finished Poppy Nwosu’s first book and really enjoyed it, so I can’t wait to see what she brings in the next one. This one sounds like it’s going to be messy and beautiful all at the same time. I know it’s going to be honest and done right. This one comes out in April, so there is plenty of time to read it this Autumn.

Peta Lyre’s Rating Normal by Anna Whateley: Another #LoveOzYA, because you know what, I can. This one caught my eye as soon as I read about it. Everything about this book screams at me and that intrigues me right from the start. It’s full of diversity, which is a win for me. If it’s done right, I think this might be one I’ll starting recommending a lot!

And that is it. These are the books on my Autumn TBR. What’s on your TBR for the next couple of months? Do we share any books that are the same? Let’s Chat!