Top Ten Tuesday (15): Top Ten Books I've Read in 2015 (...So Far)

Top Ten Tuesday is a weekly meme hosted by The Broke and the Bookish in which bloggers post their "Top Ten" of whatever that week's theme is! This week's theme:

TOP TEN BOOKS I'VE READ IN 2015 (...SO FAR)

Despite being 13 (oh goodness) books behind on my Goodreads challenge, I have managed to read some really good books this year. I've put them in the order I read them in because I'm not ready to rank them just yet. Here's my list!

1) All Fall Down (Embassy Row #1) by Ally Carter

- Ally Carter killed it (once again!) with this one. I adored mah gurl Grace like nobody's business. 

2) Please Remain Calm (This is Not a Test #2) by Courtney Summers

- WAY TO STOMP ON MY HEART AGAIN, SUMMERS.

3) The Orphan Queen (The Orphan Queen #1) by Jodi Meadows

My blog tour post for The Orphan Queen

- Probably my ultimate OTP of the year. Also just a FANTASTIC book. (Which should surprise no one since it's a Jodi Meadows book. *counts down days until The Mirror King*)

4) All the Rage by Courtney Summers

My Review of All the Rage

- A DOUBLE SUMMERS WHAMMY. My top read of the year, so far (and, let's be real, probably my top read of the year in general). This book is a gut punch. And you guys all need to read it. 

(If you need even more reason to read it, I literally hosted an ENTIRE MONTH of reasons why ATR is awesome)

 

5) Grave Mercy (His Fair Assasin's #1) by Robin LaFevers

- I didn't expected to love this book as much as I did but it was AWESOME. I binge read this one and I can't wait to continue the series.

6) The Walls Around Us by Nova Ren Suma

- Nova Ren Suma writes incredible novels, and The Walls Around Us is, quite possibly, her best yet. Seriously, this book blew my mind. 

7) The Fill-In Boyfriend by Kasie West

- Kasie West contemporaries make my heart happy and this one is my favourite of the three!

8) Like It Never Happened by Emily Adrian

My Review of Like it Never Happened

- This book was intense and incredible and surpassed my every expectation. So. Dang. Good.

9) Noggin by John Corey Whaley

- Second book club pick making the list, woo! Man, this book was odd. But in the best way. A fun and heartfelt novel, and very well liked by my book club peeps!

10) Finding Audrey by Sophie Kinsella

My Review of Finding Audrey

- So, I wrote an almost 800 word review on this one yesterday but here's a summary: Finding Audrey was wonderful in every way.

So, what were your top ten books of the year (so far)?

- Ciara (Lost at Midnight)