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Top Ten Tuesday: Ten Books I Recently Added To My TBR

It's Tuesday which means that it is time for a Top Ten Tuesday post. This week's topic is ten books I recently added to my TBR. 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: Twelve Days of Dash and Lily by Rachel Cohn and David Levithan 
I found out about this a couple of days ago and I am really excited about as I loved the last book. There is no cover yet though. 

 Number 9: When Everything Feels Like The Movies by Raziel Reid 

 When Everything Feels Like the MoviesI have heard loads of good things about this book and it sounds really good although it sounds as if it may be a heartbreaking read. I believe this comes out soon. 








Number 8: All American Boys by Jason Reynolds 

 All American BoysThis book seems like something that would be right up by ally. It is a diverse book which deals with police brutality in America. I think that it will definitely a very interesting book to read and it has got good reviews thus far. 






Number 7: All the Birds in the Sky by Charlie Jane Anders

 All the Birds in the SkyThis is a crossover YA/adult book that seems really interesting. It has been described as dystopia or science fiction book and the plot seem good so it is on my TBR.











Number 6: Broken Sky by L.A. Weatherly 

 Broken Sky (The Broken Trilogy #1)The top reason this is on my TBR is because I enter a goodreads giveaway for this book but I have heard good things about the author and the story sounds really interesting because it is I believe set in WWII. 








Number 5: Faceless by Alyssa B. Sheinmel 

 FacelessThis book has been getting a lot of hype on the UK blogging scene as it has only just come out however it is already out in the US. The cover is really beautiful and the concept seems really interesting so this is one that I want to read. 





Number 4: The Awakened by Sara Elizabeth Santana

 The AwakenedThis is a zombie book which I don't tend to read however the cover is really pretty and I have heard good things so...








Number 3: Made You Up by Francesca Zappia 

 Made You UpI was doing my research for my A-Z in YA mental health and I found this book and it seems really interesting. I am sad that I found about this book too late as I could have got in for review. The premise seems interesting about a girl with schizophrenia and it says for fans of Wes Anderson and Silver Lining playbook so that seems good.  




Number 2: Love Song by Sophie Bennett

 Love SongLove Song has been making it's rounds in the blogging community with lots of people getting it to review with must be why I put it on my TBR. However I don't really know much about it really. 







Number 1: Othergirl by Nicola Burstein 

 OthergirlThis is another one that just looks really good and I have again seen good reviews about it. Othergirl is about a girl whose best friend is a superhero and I just think that this would be really interested to read about someone who is not the chosen one.





What books have you added to your TBR recently? Leave them in the comments below. 

 See you soon, 

 Amy

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