Blogmas Day #24: Books that I Hope to Find Under my Tree

Top Ten Tuesday is a weekly meme hosted by That Artsy Reader Girl. This week’s theme is books that I hope to find under my Christmas tree. Here are my choices:

• Supernova by Marissa Meyer

I have the first two books in the Renegades series, so it will be nice to receive the last book in order to make a complete set!

• The Crown by Kiera Cass

Like with Renegades, I own every book in The Selection series… except for The Crown! I love the covers of The Selection series, so The Crown would make a pretty addition to my shelf.

• Cress by Marissa Meyer

Like with Renegades and The Selection, Cress is the only book I do not own in The Lunar Chronicles. Cress is my favorite book of the series, so I would love to receive it as a Christmas gift.

• Pre-order of The Ballad of Songbirds and Snakes by Suzanne Collins

If I received a gift card for Christmas, I would definitely pre-order the next Hunger Games book. I own every book in the original series, so I need a physical copy of the next book.

• Almost Midnight by Rainbow Rowell

I think Almost Midnight would make a cute Christmas gift. I have only read one of the short stories in this book, but it would be a festive read to finish off the year.

• Amazon Gift Card

While there are some books I would want physical copies of, it would be nice to have an Amazon gift card to order books for my Kindle. I lack shelf space, so I need to be careful of physical copies that I am adding to my collection.

• Pre-Order of Moment of Truth by Kasie West

Kasie West is my favorite contemporary author, so if I received a gift card, I would pre-order her next book for my Kindle.

• Pre-Order of Of Curses and Kisses by Sandhya Menon

Like with Moment of Truth, Of Curses and Kisses is a highly anticipated read for me in 2020, so I would like to pre-order this book if given a gift card.

• Anne of Green Gables by L.M. Montgomery

I’ve always wanted to read Anne of Green Gables and I think this book would be a lovely addition to my bookshelf.

• The Folk of the Air Series by Holly Black

I enjoy The Folk of the Air series and own it on my Kindle. However, I think the physical copies of the books are so pretty, I wouldn’t mind owning physical copies as well.

 

 

What books would you like to see under your Christmas tree?

 

 

 

 

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