Showing posts with label recommendations. Show all posts
Showing posts with label recommendations. Show all posts

Monday, October 22, 2018

Paranormal & Urban Fantasy Series I Want to Read #AllHallowsWeek

Recently, two events collided. On the same day I finished Magic Triumphs, the last book in the Kate Daniels Series, I saw a tweet from Penguin Random house about #AskALibrarian. Since I was finishing one urban fantasy series, I tweeted requesting suggests for other urban fantasy books.


I received more than I was expecting! There were so many suggestions that came from that one tweet that I made a list that covered the front and back of a notebook page. I added nearly all of them to my Goodreads "Want to Read" list. Today I thought I would share the ones that made it to the top of that list and I want to read the most.


Trail of Lightning (The Sixth World, #1) Wolfsong (Green Creek, #1) Blade Song (Colbana Files, #1)
The Witches of BlackBrook (Witches of BlackBrook #1) The Leopard King (Ars Numina, #1) Silver on the Road (The Devil's West, #1) 

Spider's Bite (Elemental Assassin, #1) Hounded (The Iron Druid Chronicles, #1) Written in Red (The Others, #1) 

Burn for Me (Hidden Legacy, #1) Wake of Vultures (The Shadow, #1) Storm Front (The Dresden Files, #1) 

Do you have any suggestions for which series I should check out first? Are there any I missed that you would recommend? I can't get enough of urban fantasy and paranormal stories! 

Sunday, October 29, 2017

Cool Weather Recommendations #AllHallowsWeek

As Halloween draws closer I wanted to recommend some books that are good for spooky reading as well as just cold weather reading. Even though I like all the spooky recommendations, I'm ready for general cool weather reading. I'm ready for long books and creepy books with atmospheric writing. Here are the best ones I've read. 



Wednesday, February 17, 2016

T5W - Top 5 Books I Was Recommended

One of the truest mantras in my life is So Many Books, So Little Time. When someone fervently recommends me something I try to give it as much merit as when I pester someone to read something I've loved.

1) Brain on Fire by Susannah Cahalan - My coworker recommended my this autobiography a couple of years ago. It follows a young woman who is suddenly struck by an illness that changes her life dramatically. It was fast paced and extremely interesting. I tore through this book and have explored the biography genre more since reading it.

2) Sabriel by Garth Nix (The Old Kingdom Series) - My best friend insisted I listen to the audiobooks after she learned I hadn't read this series. I will always be grateful. This series is amazing and I love the audio versions so much. Amazing fantasy series!

3) Poldark by Winston Graham - After my cousin and I had a long discussion about the BBC series and Aidan Turner, she recommended me the books. Honestly, I love them equally. Both are full of interesting characters!

4) Fruits Basket by Natsuki Takaya - This manga was recommended to me by my closest set of friends in high school after they all read it. It bonded us even closer and this is such a cute story! I also highly recommend.

5)  Storm by Brigid Kemmerer (The Elemental Series) - All of the books on this list came from personal recommendations except this series. I love this series so much, but I never would have know about it without booktube. I can't wait to read the last book and find out what happens. Thank you booktube for recommending a lesser know, but still great, series.

Brain on Fire: My Month of Madness Sabriel (Abhorsen, #1) Ross Poldark (Poldark, #1) Fruits Basket, Vol. 1 (Fruits Basket, #1) Storm (Elemental, #1)


Thursday, October 29, 2015

Halloween Recommendations! #AllHallowsWeek

This week I am talking all things Halloween related! Today I've compiled a few things to read and watch during these next few days of festive fun! My family has been having movie night the past few weeks while watching our favorites and I've been reading the creepiest reads to have the best recommendations for you! Check out my video for some frightfully good ideas!