Welcome back to Top 10 Tuesday hosted by That Artsy Reader Girl!
This week’s topic is Books By My Favorite Authors That I Still Haven’t Read.
It’s a fun and surprisingly hard one for me. I guess when I find an author I like, I read as many of their books as I can. Ha! I did manage to put together a list this week. It’s a bit of a mixed bag, but many of these I do want to read one day. Enjoy!
Which books do you still want to read from your favorite authors?
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I’ve been meaning to read The Lost Castle! I read The Illusionist’s Apprentice and it came up a bit short for me unfortunately. I hope you have a better go of it 🙂
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I started The Lost Castle last month but it wasn’t the right time for me for some reason. Really enjoyed Ringmaster’s Wife though!
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You’re right, this is quite an eclectic collection! But I see you reflected in all these texts. I also want to read Emily of New Moon; I’ve heard such great things! Other books I want to read from favorite authors? Hm… Definitely Neverwhere by Neil Gaiman and Tales of the Unexpected by Roald Dahl. Oh! and Shanghai Girls by Lisa See. I really loved reading Lisa See’s work.
Unfortunately, I’ve read most of the books my favorite authors have written! XD
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Thanks, Jackie! I’m the same way about favorite authors. I read all the books I can by them. I do want to read more Neil Gaiman too! I need to check out Lisa See’s books!
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The “Patricia” series from Lucy Maud Montgomery.
Marilyn
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Ooh! I haven’t seen those yet. I will have to look them up. Thanks, Marilyn!
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I really want to read Les Miserable. I’ve read Tale of Two Cities and Les Mis sounds similar. However, I’ve heard its quite dense. Have you read it before?
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I read Les Mis last year and LOVED it! It is long, it is dense. But it is also so beautiful and profound. Here’s my review if you’re interested 🙂 https://greenishbookshelf.com/2018/01/15/les-miserables-a-small-review/
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Oooh good to hear. I like in your review you said you get inside the characters heads more. Which I suppose I would expect but sometimes even with long books I feel like I only get a surface-level view of the characters if there’s a large cast.
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Thank you! It really is impressive how much you get to know so many characters. The first 100 pages or so are all about the priest–that we see for a minute in the musical when Valjean steals the candlesticks. Really neat to get his whole background!
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I also have a Jane Austen book on my list this week – Northanger Abbey. I have read Pride & Prejudice and loved it!
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Ahh nice! I haven’t read Northanger Abbey since college. Time for a reread for me as well!
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Hope you enjoy 🙂 I recently read The Siren and while I didn’t like it nearly as much as The Selection it was a fun read 🙂
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Thank you! I do love The Selection, so that’s good to know 🙂
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Ooh The Candy Shop War looks like fun!
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I think so too!
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