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Book Blogger Hop: TBR pile

by rovingfiddlehead on May 8, 2012

The Children’s Room intern, Prairie Librar­ian, often par­tic­i­pates in the Book Blog­ger Hop. I’ve often thought, “I should do that.” This week’s ques­tion couldn’t be eas­ier so I’m finally par­tic­i­pat­ing as well.

What are the next five books in your TBR (to-be-read) pile?

Across the Uni­verse by Beth Revis. YA scifi title that I’ve been hear­ing good things about. I like mul­ti­ple point-of-view sto­ries although I gen­er­ally pre­fer ones that are a bit more com­plex than this one’s alter­nat­ing teen guy and teen girl. These two were born +200 years apart though so that’s cer­tainly a twist.

Run­away Twin by Peg Kehret. Iowa Children’s Choice Book for 2012–2013. I try to read all of these before school’s get out so I’m knowl­edge­able for the sum­mer read­ing rush.

Ice­fall by Matt Kirby. Lived in Nor­way for awhile so am a sucker for any book with Vikings and Norse mythology.

The Tiger’s Wife by Téa Obreht. May’s book club choice. This time set in the Balkans. Prob­a­bly 2/3 of our books take place out­side the U.S. Just one of the many things I love about the group!

The Hum­ming Room by Ellen Pot­ter. Loved, loved, loved The Knee­bone Boy. I have a feel­ing the library’s copy of The Hum­ming Room has “gone for a walk” and I need to reorder another copy.

Hop over to Crazy for Books to see what oth­ers have lined up to read next.

 

3 thoughts on “Book Blogger Hop: TBR pile

  1. Chelle says:

    Some great look­ing books! I’d never heard of Ellen Pot­ter but The Knee­bone Boy looks interesting…a lit­tle strange a lit­tle dark…just like I like them! Good luck with A the U. I con­fess I gave up on it and skimmed to the end. But so many peo­ple like it so it could just be me.

  2. Jen says:

    ACROSS THE UNIVERSE sounds very intrigu­ing. I’ve been get­ting more into the YA dystopian genre, so this sounds like some­thing I might have to check out. Thanks for link­ing up this week!
    Jen

  3. sidne says:

    I heard of the Tiger’s Wife. Hope your books will pro­vide you with read­ing enjoy­ment.
    http://sidnereading.blogspot.com

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