Books I Want To Read Before 2019

Hello, lovelies! I’m Marta and this blog post is dedicated to the books I want to read before this year comes to an end. Many people have done this post on blogosphere and on Booktube as well, I think it was a theme for Top 5 Wednesday, but I’m not sure, don’t take my word for that.

As always, this is a tentative TBR list. You know me, I’m the moodiest reader out there, it will be a miracle if I read three books I mention in this post.

I still like doing posts dedicated to the books I have to read even if I fail at them because it makes me aware of what I have on my TBR shelf, what I’ve ignored for way too long, it kind of motivates me. So, I’m going to keep doing them because even if I manage to read a book from this post, I’m going to be satisfied. Don’t judge me!

Now, let’s get into the books I’d love to read before 2018 ends!

#1. Spinning Silver by Naomi Novik 

This is the most recent book off this list, but it’s one that I feel I need to read really soon because the first line was very intriguing. I read it because I was very curious about the book and then felt so bad that I couldn’t continue (because the hardcover was a monster and I had to travel).

I feel like I will read it while I’m on my winter break because I’ll have lots of free time. Can’t wait for it!

#2. Girl Out of Water by Laura Silverman

Ever since I’ve read You Asked for Perfect, I started thinking about how I need to read this book that has been on my radar for quite a while. It sounds amazing and it’s been recommended to me by people I trust and that cover is very cute as well!

I feel like I might read very soon because I’ve been in a cute-romances mood lately and this one seems to be it (and much more).

#3. The Night Circus by Erin Morgenstern

The day I finally add this book to my read shelf will be a miraculous day. The Night Circus and I, we have history. I’ve tried to read this one twice and I’ve never got past two chapters or something. I never seem to be in the right mood to read this book, I blame this on the fact that it starts very slowly and I’m impatient.

Please send motivational speeches, tips and tricks, anything to make me read it and stick with it until the end. Thanks!

#4. Strange The Dreamer by Laini Taylor

It’s been brought to my attention that this book has a bookish character and since then, I’ve been so excited to read the book. The thing that keeps me from reading it right this moment, probably something that keeps me from reading many books is that I feel like Laini Taylor’s books are very slow paced.

I WANT THINGS TO HAPPEN. All the time. As fast as possible.

Why am I like this?

#5. I’ll Give You The Sun by Jandy Nelson

Another one that everyone seems to love and I haven’t read yet. I think books that I tend to avoid are the slow-paced ones and the super hyped ones. I see a pattern here, guys. I’ve seen some beautiful aesthetics of this book on Tumblr and it made me go heart-eyes all the way because I love doing aesthetics and this book looks like heaven to the part of me that’s obsessed to

finding the right pictures for mood boards and edits.

 

#6. The Cruel Prince by Holly Black

I’ve been ignoring the hype surrounding this one for so long, I don’t think I’ll be able to do it for much longer. I’m only human, after all. Everyone on Twitter is talking about it, drawing the characters, making headcanons. It’s just too much, guys.

I’m not particularly interested in faes, but I’m going to give the book a chance because I’ve heard great things about Holly Black and I need to read something written by her. The Cruel Prince will be my choice.

#7. Always Never Yours by Emily Wibberley and Austin Siegemund-Broka

This one sounds so cute and light and too pure for this world that I just want to read it. Whenever winter comes, I get in the mood for light romances and this one seems to be just it.

Plus, the heroine seems to be relatable as heck. People find their soulmates after falling out in love with her? Wow. Sounds miserable, but also like something I’d love to read!

Also, lately I feel like I can’t find something to read, which is depressing. I’d absolutely appreciate if you could comment with the books you’ve read in 2018 that you adored, so I can get excited and find some new reads that I’m actually looking forward to reading.

Thank you! 

Have you read any of the books on my list? Did you like them?

Recommend me some other books that I should read before the year ends!