Books on my TBR From the Last Ten Years

Hello! It’s Tuesday again, so it’s time for another Top Ten Tuesday (hosted by That Artsy Reader Girl). This week was a freebie… at first I had no clue what to do today, but I was inspired by Whimsy Pages to create a list of books from the last ten years that were still on my TBR! I decided to do one book per year, like the one where we listed our favorite books (one per year) that we did on May 28th. I didn’t have a book on my TBR from 2010, but thanks to that week’s list, I was able to find a book that I’d like to read from that year, so now it resides on my TBR as well.

The Maze Runner cover

2009: The Maze Runner

I actually checked this one out of the library, read a couple of paragraphs, and then didn’t come back to it. The book sounds interesting enough, but I was interested in other books at the time. This one remains on my TBR.

2010: Amy & Roger’s Epic Detour

I first heard about this book through Top Ten Tuesday a couple of months ago. It sounds like a good book, so it went onto my TBR.

The Miracle of Freedom cover

2011: The Miracle of Freedom: 7 Tipping Points that Saved the World

I love history, and this book sounds really interesting. This book is about how lucky we are to be living in the world we are today, because there were several turning points in history, that if they turned out differently, could have caused human history to turn out differently.

The Raven Boys cover

2012: The Raven Boys

I talk about how I need to read one of Maggie Stiefvater’s books almost every week. Why haven’t I? So many books, so little time.

There’s actually a readalong going for these books, and I’m really planning on doing it. So maybe I’ll read it this month?

Vicious cover

2013: Vicious

V.E. Schwab is another author I talk about wanting to read. Every. Single. Week. I’ve even purchased some of her books. Yet I haven’t read one of her books yet. Soon.

The Auschwitz Escape

2014: The Auschwitz Escape

I’m pretty sure I’ve liked every single Joel C. Rosenberg book that I’ve read so far. I haven’t read this one yet, but I’d like to. There’s actually several of his more recent books that I haven’t read yet.

Uprooted cover

2015: Uprooted

I still haven’t read anything by Naomi Novik, even though both Uprooted and Spinning Silver look good. Perhaps sometime this year.

The Underground Railroad cover

2016: The Underground Railroad

I hadn’t heard about Colson Whitehead’s The Underground Railroad until last year, but it looks like a really good book. Don’t know when I’ll get around to reading it, but hopefully someday.

Eliza and her Monsters cover

2017: Eliza and her Monsters

I just recently added this book to my TBR, but it looks pretty good and I’d like to read it sooner rather than later.

American Panda cover

2018: American Panda

There are so many amazing books I’ve read from 2018, but one of the books that is still on my list is American Panda. It seems like such a cute book. Why haven’t I read it yet? Probably for the same reasons I haven’t read any of the other books on this list. I’d like to though.

So those are some books from the last ten years that are on my TBR that I haven’t read yet. What are some of the books on your TBR that you have yet to read?

25 comments

  1. This is a great spin on a topic. And I’ve actually read some of these! It took me nearly 5 years to read the Raven Boys, but I when had a long bus trip, I chose it and the story made it fly by. Just finished the 2nd in the series, a read-a-long you say?
    The Underground Railroad was totally brutal, but I couldn’t put it down except to take some deep breaths, a thought-provoking unforgettable read for certain. I’m starting his next one soon and have to mentally prepare.
    I like the eclectic choices you made, hope you get to some of them:)
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    1. Yeah because Call Down the Hawk is coming out later this year. I think we’re finishing the first book August 2nd. Not sure what the schedule for the second book is, but I took a picture and it’s on my phone. If you search Twitter you can probably find it.

  2. Thank you so much for the shout out <3
    Maze Runner is still on my TBR! I actually saw all three books on the book fair that is taking place this summer, so I might return there to buy them all 😀

    1. It’s funny how there are authors and books we really want to read but it takes forever to get to them.

    1. My husband says The Maze Runner is a lot like The Death Gate Cycle. Hopefully I’ll like it. I actually did finish The Raven Boys for the readalong before I went to bed last night and it was really good. I hope you like that one as well as The Underground Railroad and Eliza.

    1. I’ll definitely have to move Amy & Roger up the TBR! I just got the chance to read The Raven Boys and I thought it was great.

    1. So far this year I’ve read the Grishaverse books that I’ve been meaning to read for the longest time, and I did read The Raven Boys earlier this week, so now I just need to read Schwab’s books. It might have to wait until this fall though.

  3. I always feel like I could shout for ages about how much I adored The Raven Cycle! And honestly, now is a really good time to get into it–if you can swing it–because of that sequel or spin-off coming out! That being said, I had the same thing with The Maze Runner. It took me a while to actually get to it. When I did, and stuck with it, it was totally worth it and I had a lot of fun reading the entire series.
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