Top Ten Tuesday: Books I Read In One Sitting (or would if I had the time)

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 

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 I haven't read many books in one sitting, but there have been a couple. There are far more that I would love to just sit and read. I'm not going to count Manga, because I feel like that would be cheating.

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Have Read in One Sitting

Snow Like Ashes by Sara Raasch - I read this book in one night, and got zero sleep. According to my review, I mention that I started the book at 10pm (a bad decision for sure) and finished it around 1am the next morning. I did enjoy it, but I never finished the series or even tried to get the books from at the very least my library.

The Deep by Rivers Solomon - It's a short story. That kind of helped me finish it quickly. But it is also so good.

Little Birds by Hannah Lee Kidder -  This is a collection of short stories. Not counting Manga/Graphic Novels but counting short stories is different. with Manga/Graphic Novels, there are often whole pages with no writing.

Something Strange and Deadly trilogy by Susan Dennard - I decided to check my Goodreads and sort things by date started and compare that to when I finished it. I didn't remember that I read these books back to back, only taking about a day to read each of them.

Wish I Had the Time To

Archenemies by Marissa Meyer - Honestly, this one made the list in part so I could just get it over with as quickly as possible. I was kind of let down a bit by the first book, when I thought it was a duology, but then I found it was a trilogy, and still felt kind of 'meh' about things. I have all three books, but I'm unsure how much I care about this series anymore. I need to look at reviews and check if this is something I want to complete before I decide if I want to keep my copies or not.

The Hero of Ages by Brandon Sanderson - When I read the previous book I had to re-check it out from the library, so it took me way longer to read than I would've liked. So I would love to have the time to read this book in a day. Even if I had the time to, it's still unlikely to happen because I'm not a very fast reader.

Skyhunter by Marie Lu - This book, of what I've read so far, gives me the feeling that it's really intense. And I want to be able to just read it without being interrupted. 

The Fires of Vengeance by Evan Winter - Book one was so good, I wish I could just read this completely undisturbed. (when I get it from the library that is)