Top Ten Tuesday is a meme created by The Broke and the Bookish.  This week's topic is: Top Ten Books On My TBR For Summer 2015



After the Red Rain by Barry Lyga, Peter Facinelli, and Robert DeFranco --- I LOVE Barry Lyga; he is one of my favorite authors of all time.  Peter Facinelli, best known for his role in the movie Twilight as Carlisle: I got to meet him on my 16th birthday at my local mall.  By default, of course I am reading anything by Lyga and Facinelli.

Paper Towns by John Green --- The movie releases in July and you bet I'm going to read the book before the movie.  I really love John Green but he likes to make readers cry which is why I haven't read a lot of his work.  Paper Towns is next; let's hope I don't cry.

We Should Hang Out Sometime by Josh Sundquist --- Some booktubers were really pushing this book when it first released a few months ago.  It is a YA memoir-- don't read much of those but the idea of going back to old crushes and asking why you were rejected intrigues me.


Reawakened by Colleen Houck --- Ever heard of the Night at the Museum?  It sort of sounds like that but beyond that.  Sure, the Egyptian Prince in the Met comes to life and he needs help with his family back home. In Egypt.  AWESOME!

Nowhere But Here by Katie McGarry --- Katie McGarry is always my go-to summer read author.  This book, her latest release, is a romance between a guy in a motorcycle club and a good girl.  I was told that McGarry went far out for researching for this novel, even as far as chilling with a motorcycle gang for a month or so.

Since You've Been Gone by Morgan Matson --- This book was on everyone's radar last August and I completely missed the band-wagon.  Not this time.  It sounds a bit like Maureen Johnson's 13 Little Blue Envelopes and most definitely an awesome summer read!


Rain by Amanda Sun --- Set in Japan.  It's the sequel to Ink which was fantastic! I will finally get to know what happens after she figures out the drawings that come to life is much bigger than she ever could imagine.

Hello, I Love You by Katie M. Stout --- Set in South Korea.  When I first heard that, I was so ready to read this like yesterday.  I just returned from a four-month trip in Korea so I definitely want to check this out.  The girl falls for a K-Pop idol.  It sounds awesome!  I've seen mixed reviews about it-- it came out last week.  I want to read for myself and transport back to Korea.

99 Days by Katie Cotugno --- I'm kind of clueless about what this is about.  I know it's a contemporary romance.  What could go wrong?  It looks like the perfect summer read.