Top Ten Tuesday: Top Ten Books I Wouldn't Mind Santa Leaving Under My Trees This Year

It's Tuesday which means that it is time for a Top Ten Tuesday post. This week's topic is top ten books I wouldn't mind Santa leaving under my trees this year. The Top Ten Tuesday feature was created by The Broke and the Bookish and more about it can be found here. Let's get started...

Number 10: It's Kind of A Funny Story by Ned Vizzini

I have been so tempted by this books on so many times and would love to receive it for Christmas, if not next year!

Number 9: Queen of Shadows by Sarah J. Maas

I really want to marathon the rest of the ToG series next year so having the fourth book would be good and I really want to catch up to the hype.

Number 8: Mosquitoland by David Arnold

I have had my eye on this book for a while so would really like this for Christmas.

Number 7: Wolf by Wolf by Ryan Graudin

This book has been getting some hype for sometime and I sounds really interesting and a book that I really want to read.

Number 6: Life And Death by Stephenie Meyer

I know this has been getting some bad reviews but I feel like I need to read this for myself and it would therefore make a good Christmas present!

Number 5: Champion/ The Young Elites by Marie Lu

I really want to finish the Legend trilogy in 2016 so I would really like Champion for Christmas so I can finish it. The Young Elites has also been been getting some good reviews and I would also love to read this one and get it for Christmas.

Number 4: Harry Potter Illustrated by J.K. Rowling

Harry Potter and the Sorcerer's Stone (Harry Potter, #1)

I really want to reread Harry Potter and my edition is kind of unreadable because it is so old and I would really love to read it in the new edition.

Number 3: Just One Year by Gayle Foreman

I read Just One Day and I really enjoyed it so I would love the sequel for Christmas as I really want to finish the series and see where it goes.

Number 2: Rogue/ The Iron Traitor by Julie Kagawa

Julie Kagawa is one of my favourite authors and I am yet to read both Rogue and the Iron Traitor so I would really like these two books for Christmas!!!

Number 1: City of Bones by Cassandra Clare

City of Bones (The Mortal Instruments, #1)

One of the reasons that I really want for Christmas is the original cover of City of Bones as I have an old cover of this book and the movie cover but don't have the one that matches my others. This is also at the top because I know I am getting this book for Christmas.

What books do you want for Christmas? Leave them in the comments below.

See you soon,

Amy

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