Top Ten Tuesday is an original feature/weekly meme
created by The Broke and the Bookish.
This week's Top Ten Tuesday Theme:
Books I Read in One Sitting
Um, yeah, I don't think that's ever happened. Ever. So I'm going to put my own twist on this week's theme and share the books that I read super fast. The ones that were so unputdownable that I flew through them. Also, I'm sharing twelve not ten. Just because I can.
Ten Tiny Breaths - K.A. Tucker
This was the first book I read from Tucker and I could hardly put it down.
Attachments - Rainbow Rowell
Rowell's books are just so incredibly readable. I was completely charmed by Attachments and gobbled it up.
Trust in Me - Jennifer L. Armentrout
For some reason reading from Cam's POV had me flying through this one.
Scorched - Jennifer L. Armentrout
I don't know if I was just in the right mood for this one or if it was the story but I inhaled this one by Armentrout. I wish it got more attention.
The Summer I Found You - Jolene Perry
I feel like I mention this one a lot but that's because it made such a huge impression on me. I simply couldn't put it down and I think I read it in one day.
Something Like Normal - Trish Doller
Oh, this book. Travis's story hurt my heart and I just kept reading because I was desperate for him to find his footing again.
Faking It - Cora Carmack
I feel like I rarely mention Cora Carmack even though she's a favorite. I love her Losing It series and adore the Rusk University series. Faking It is my fave from the Losing It series and I flew through it.
The Fault in Our Stars - John Green
To be honest, I'm not really a fan of John Green's writing, but TFiOS was somehow an exception and I found myself practicall speed reading it because I had to know how it ended. *grabs tissue and curses John Green*
When I'm Gone - Abbi Glines
Abbi Glines is another author that I feel I don't mention much but I basically inhale everything she writes. Granted, her books are rarely lengthy, but even so, I fly through them.
One True Loves - Taylor Jenkins Reid
This was one of my favorite books of 2016 and I was hooked from the very first page. I practically devoured this emotional story (and still wanted more).
Kill Devil Hills - Sarah Darlington
I was so invested in this story. Georgie was relatable and Noah was perfection. (Also, at just over 200 pages it was easy to speed through this one.)
Easy - Tammara Webber
Another favorite that, for some reason, I rarely mention. I fell head over heels for Lucas and Jacqueline and I basically inhaled their story.
This was the first book I read from Tucker and I could hardly put it down.
Attachments - Rainbow Rowell
Rowell's books are just so incredibly readable. I was completely charmed by Attachments and gobbled it up.
Trust in Me - Jennifer L. Armentrout
For some reason reading from Cam's POV had me flying through this one.
Scorched - Jennifer L. Armentrout
I don't know if I was just in the right mood for this one or if it was the story but I inhaled this one by Armentrout. I wish it got more attention.
The Summer I Found You - Jolene Perry
I feel like I mention this one a lot but that's because it made such a huge impression on me. I simply couldn't put it down and I think I read it in one day.
Something Like Normal - Trish Doller
Oh, this book. Travis's story hurt my heart and I just kept reading because I was desperate for him to find his footing again.
Faking It - Cora Carmack
I feel like I rarely mention Cora Carmack even though she's a favorite. I love her Losing It series and adore the Rusk University series. Faking It is my fave from the Losing It series and I flew through it.
The Fault in Our Stars - John Green
To be honest, I'm not really a fan of John Green's writing, but TFiOS was somehow an exception and I found myself practicall speed reading it because I had to know how it ended. *grabs tissue and curses John Green*
When I'm Gone - Abbi Glines
Abbi Glines is another author that I feel I don't mention much but I basically inhale everything she writes. Granted, her books are rarely lengthy, but even so, I fly through them.
One True Loves - Taylor Jenkins Reid
This was one of my favorite books of 2016 and I was hooked from the very first page. I practically devoured this emotional story (and still wanted more).
Kill Devil Hills - Sarah Darlington
I was so invested in this story. Georgie was relatable and Noah was perfection. (Also, at just over 200 pages it was easy to speed through this one.)
Easy - Tammara Webber
Another favorite that, for some reason, I rarely mention. I fell head over heels for Lucas and Jacqueline and I basically inhaled their story.
Have you ever read a book in one sitting?
♥ your list!
ReplyDeleteI had a hard time with Attachments for some reason! But I totally agree re: Easy and Faking It!
I always read Mary Whitney's books in one sitting and last year I read The Unexpected Everything in one sitting
Thanks Eva :) Interesting that you had a hard time with Attachments. That's tied for my favorite Rainbow Rowell novel. I can't believe you read The Unexpected Everything is one sitting! That's one chunky book! :)
DeleteI had Landline on my list but I think I read all of Rainbow Rowell books pretty quickly! TFIOS is another I read super quick too.
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DeleteI think most of Rowell's are quick reads. Her writing style is just so easy and the stories are usually ones that I don't want to stop reading.
DeleteFangirl was like that for me so I could see other Rainbow Rowell books having a similar effect. And the Taylor Jenkins Reid book I read was pretty good as well.
ReplyDeleteI think there's just something about Rainbow Rowell books that make them so... readable. The flow so well and I never want to put them down.
DeleteThe Fault in Our Stars is just plain awesome!!
ReplyDeleteHere's a link to my TTT post: http://captivatedreader.blogspot.com/2017/03/top-ten-tuesday-list-of-books-to-read.html
I loved Easy as well! I had the audiobook which made it easy to devour~
ReplyDeleteOh I'd love to listen to the audio version of Easy! I should check my library for that one.
DeleteI think the only one of these I've read is The Fault in Our Stars. But I really want to read Easy---everyone seems to love that book!
ReplyDeleteNicole @ Feed Your Fiction Addiction
Easy is one I picked up on a whim and ended up becoming an all-time favorite. The follow-up, Breakable, is just as emotional and heartfelt.
DeleteI really loved Attachments. I know I HAVE read books in one sitting, or at least all in one day, but I tend to forget what they are later!
ReplyDeleteAttachments was just so sweet and so charming! And I'm totally in the mood for a reread. :)
DeleteThe Fault in Our Stars was a quick read for me - not one day/one sitting - but quick. I haven't read any of the other books on your list but several are on my TBR! Guess I'd better hurry and get to them!
ReplyDeleteI'm not sure I've ever actually read a book in one sitting. I do *not* read that fast! :)
DeleteGreat list, Tanya! I've only read 3 from it but there are quite a few that I have on my shelves...One True Loves thanks to you! ;) Faking It, Kill Devil Hills, and Easy were all excellent and I also flew through them but didn't read them all in one sitting. Not sure that's possible for me. ;)
ReplyDeleteSame here, Brandee... reading a book in one sitting just doesn't seem possible... but I guess people actually do it. Crazy!
DeleteI haven't read any of these books. It's good to know that Rainbow Rowell books are super readable an addicting because I used a couple of audible credits recently to get 2 (I believe) of her audiobooks. *I haven't listened yet
ReplyDeleteHow cool that you have credits for Rainbow Rowell books! I've read all her books but one but have only listened to one on audio - Eleanor & Park - and it was done so well. I've listened to that one several times. I hope you'll enjoy them, Lauren!
DeleteGreat list! So Ten Tiny Breaths and One True Loves were "MUST READ...RIGHT NOW" for me. I also could not get into Attachments. RR just isn't an author for me. Lauren @ Obsessive Book Nerd
ReplyDeleteToo bad Attachments didn't work for you, but I get it. Not every author clicks with every reader. I'm like that with Jandy Nelson. People *LOVE* her writing but I just can't do it.
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