TTT: Fall TBR

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Top Ten Tuesday is a meme hosted by The Broke and the Bookish.


This week's theme: Top Ten Fall TBR books


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I just checked this out from the library and I've been meaning to read it for years, so this will be the first book on my fall TBR!
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I read and liked the first book in the series, and I think it's about time I read the second one before I completely forget the first book.
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I finally listened to the whole Hamilton soundtrack this summer, and now I'm really excited to learn more about the story behind the musical.
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Another book I've been looking forward to for a long time! I hope I can get a copy and read it this fall.
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Obviously I will read this at some point in the next few months, but I think I'm going to wait until everyone else has read it and the hype has dissipated a little.
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This is going to be my creepy book to read before Halloween! I usually don't handle horror well but this one seems more psychological, so I'm intrigued.
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I have an ARC of this to read, and I think a Russian-folktale inspired story would be lovely in the fall.
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I'm BEYOND excited for this book, I just read Six of Crows this summer and I wasn't expecting to love it as much as I did. I cannot wait to read the sequel!
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Illuminae was one of my favorite books of last year, so I'm really excited for Gemina!
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Yet another Fall 2016 sequel that I'm really excited for! I loved how intense and intelligent and unexpected the first book was, and after that ending I'm very curious to see where this story goes.

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