This year, I set a goal to read 100 books, and I beat it by one! It was a fabulous year for books: Lots of amazing new releases, new series, and much anticipated sequels.
In grand total, I read 101 books this year:
- Wolf by Wolf - Ryan Graudin
- A Court of Thorns and Roses - Sarah J. Maas
- Trigger Warnings - Neil Gaiman
- Girl Waits With Gun - Amy Stewart
- Bands of Mourning - Brandon Sanderson
- Mistborn: Secret History - Brandon Sanderson
- Orphan Train - Christina Baker Kline
- The Miniaturist - Jessie Burton
- Modern Romance - Aziz Ansari
- A Darker Shade of Magic - V. E. Schwab (reread)
- Calamity - Brandon Sanderson
- A Gathering of Shadows - V. E. Schwab
- Fates and Furies - Lauren Groff
- Shadow and Bone - Leigh Bardugo
- The Lady Astronaut of Mars - Mary Robinette Kowall
- The Force Awakens - Alan Dean Foster (novalization)
- Siege and Storm - Leigh Bardugo
- Ruin and Rising - Leigh Bardugo
- The Selection - Kiera Cass (reread)
- The Elite - Kiera Cass (reread)
- The One - Kiera Cass (reread)
- The Siren - Kiera Cass
- Happily Ever After - Kiera Cass
- The Heir - Kiera Cass (reread)
- Sourcerer to the Crown - Zen Cho
- Between the World and Me - Ta-Nehisi Coates
- Bluescreen - Dan Wells
- Rebel of the Sands - Alwyn Hamilton
- Longbourn - Jo Baker
- Catherine, Called Birdy - Karen Cushman (reread)
- City of Stairs - Robert J. Bennett
- The Crown - Kiera Cass
- City of Blades - Robert J. Bennett
- Luckiest Girl Alive - Jessica Knoll
- Eligible - Curtis Sittenfeld
- Me Before You - Jojo Myers
- Chasing Redbird - Sharon Creech
- The Midwife's Apprentice - Karen Cushman (reread)
- The Last Painting of Sara de Vos - Dominic Smith
- Cinder - Marissa Meyer
- Socks - Beverly Cleary
- Scarlet - Marissa Meyer
- After You - Jojo Myers
- Edenbrooke - Julianne Donaldson (reread)
- Red Rising - Pierce Brown
- All The Birds In The Sky - Charlie Jane Anders
- Every Heart a Doorway - Seanan McGuire
- The Taming of the Queen - Philippa Gregory
- Cress - Marissa Meyer
- This Savage Song - Victoria (V. E.) Schwab
- Winter - Marissa Meyer
- The Glittering Court - Richelle Mead
- Eric - Terry Pratchett
- You're Never Weird on the Internet - Felicia Day
- The Star-touched Queen - Roshani Chokshi
- Under My Hat: Tales from the Cauldron - Jonathan Strahan
- The Gift of Imperfection - Brené Brown
- Passenger - Alexandra Bracken
- Coldest Girl in Coldtown - Holly Black
- Attachments - Rainbow Rowell
- The Rosie Effect - Graeme Simsion
- The Jewel - Amy Ewing
- A Court of Mist and Fury - Sarah J. Maas
- The White Rose - Amy Ewing
- The Ballard of Lucy Whipple - Karen Cushman
- The Hippopotamus Pool - Elizabeth Peters (reread)
- An Ember in the Ashes - Sabaa Tahir (reread)
- A Torch Against the Night - Sabaa Tahir
- Carry On - Rainbow Rowell
- Ink and Bone - Rachel Caine
- Three Dark Crowns - Kendare Blake
- The Woman in Cabin 10 - Ruth Ware
- Matilda - Roald Dahl (reread)
- The Chaos of Stars - Kiersten White
- Reawakened - Colleen Houck
- Defy - Sara B. Larson
- The Thousandth Floor - Katharine McGee
- Like a River Glorious - Rae Carson
- Fangirl - Rainbow Rowell
- A Shadow Bright and Burning - Jessica Cluess
- Replica - Lauren Oliver
- The Female of the Species - Mindy McGinnis
- Labyrinth Lost - Zoraida Córdova
- The Forgetting - Sharon Cameron
- Six of Crows - Leigh Bardugo (reread)
- Crooked Kingdom - Leigh Bardugo
- And I Darken - Kiersten White
- Heartless - Marissa Meyer
- Arcanum Unbounded - Brandon Sanderson
- Elantris - Brandon Sanderson (reread)
- The Forbidden Wish - Jessica Khoury
- The Girl from Everywhere - Heidi Heilig
- The Sun is Also a Star - Nicola Yoon
- Half the World - Joe Abercrombie
- Lady Cop Makes Trouble - Amy Stewart
- Throne of Glass - Sarah J. Maas
- Crown of Midnight - Sarah J. Maas
- Heir of Fire - Sarah J. Maas
- The Long Way to a Small, Angry Planet - Becky Chambers
- Truthwitch - Susan Dennard
- This Is Where It Ends - Marieke Nijkamp
YA and Fantasy books featured very heavily, as did female authors. In 2017 I would like to expand into other genres and authors of which I haven't read much. But what can I say, I love SF/F, and YA is a super strong genre, and I read what I enjoy!
I'm excited for all the amazing books I'll be able to read in 2017! My TBR list is already a mile long, and there are a ton of new books coming out in 2017 that I want to read, but the wonderful thing about books is they're always there, patiently waiting for us to discover the adventure and magic within. (Cheesy, I know, but it's true!)
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