Top Ten Tuesday: Bookish Wishes

Top Ten Tuesday is an original feature/weekly meme created by The Broke and the Bookish,
Now, hosted by Jana over at That Artsy Reader Girl 

To take part, just pick your top ten, and add the link here.

 

 First of all HAPPY BIRTHDAY JANA! 🎉🥳🎂

This is a really fun idea. There are a lot of books I would love to own. But I am the type of person who doesn't like to own books I wouldn't reread, which is why the Library has been a great thing. I have far too many books on my wishlist, but the issue I have is I have no space for new books. So until I have at least one new bookshelf, I can't get new books. All my shelves are already doubled up. These are some of the books I hope to get when I have space for new books.

I technically already have this, but it's an ARC, and I want a finished copy. I'm also 100% okay with waiting for the sequel and getting them at the same time. I believe this is a duology.

This, and the rest of the series. I've only read this book. But I can already tell that it's going to be a series that I love.

No idea why I didn't get this for myself when I did have the space for new books.

I've heard some mixed this about this book, but I heard it has illustrations, so I need want a physical copy.

This is a massive bind-up. It has all the volumes that are out (1-9). I've been wanting to read Saga for a while. I've heard only good things about this, also I don't really think I need to check any of it out from the library first.

This book release flew right over my head. The beginning of the year was a mess, and I missed its release. I got hung up on trying to get the edition of book 3 that matches the rest of the series and wasn't paying attention to when this one was cane out.

I read the whole trilogy last year, nearly back to back. I initially waited to buy them because I was still reeling from how it all ended and needed a break.

This is a book I want to read in support of a fellow content reactor on YouTube. I do like the synopsis, it sounds interesting. I have no idea when she plans on finishing the series, or how many books there will be.

I loved the heck out of The Wicked Deep, even if the ending left me feeling a little conflicted. Either way, I love her writing and the way she builds an atmosphere. 

I have the other two books on my shelf, I have yet to read the second book. And while I've heard mixed things about this final book, Brigid Kemmerer has been a favorite author of mine since I read Storm. I'd just like to see for myself when it comes to this ending.