Top Ten Tuesday: Top Five Books I'm Thankful For

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This Week's Topic:

Top Ten Books I'm Thankful For
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* Book titles are either linked to my review or Goodreads. 

1. The New Adventures of Mary-Kate & Ashley

By Various Authors

These books are the books that I can credit for making me love reading. These were the first books, outside of school obligated reads, that I picked up because I made the choice to. It's what got me started with middle grade mystery and horror books for a good chunk of my life. I will forever be grateful for the love they fostered in me as a child.

2. Twilight Series By Stephenie Meyer

This series is responsible for my love of vampires and everything paranormal to this day. Before I read this series I had no idea the genre even existed. Up to that point, I only read middle grade mystery and I was halfway through my teens. I'm grateful for the day I finally decided I was going to figure out what all the hype was about because it opened me up to find so many other books. I know that this isn't the best vampire book out in the world and, trust me when I say, I've read much worse books. At the end of the day, this series is what kickstarted my love for paranormal books and for that I'll be eternally thankful.

3. The Fault In Our Stars By John Green

If I thought I had cried during other books, I was sorely mistaken. This book ripped my heart apart and it showed me how hard I can actually cry for a book. This is the saddest book I've read in my whole life and I don't think I ever want to encounter a book that's "worse" than this in that aspect. This book has earned my respect, but I never want to go through that again. Though I am thankful I got to experience all that in a book.

4. On The Rope Series

By Aly Martinez

This series made my expectations for romance novels so much higher. As sad and heartwrenching as these novels are, they are a work of art that I've reread at least twice. This author knows how to weave a story and make you regret not setting enough time aside to read this all in one sitting.

5. The Subtle Art of Not Giving a F*ck

By Mark Manson

This book has so many realistic and eye-opening life advice without being judge-y. This is the first and, up to this point, the only self-help book that I've read that doesn't come off as preachy. This helped me realize so many things and I respect the h*ll out of this author for it.

What books are you thankful for?

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