LETS BEGIN!
Six of Crows - Leigh Bardugo
This book was so EPIC! It honestly blew me away. I was quite nervous to read it at first because of how hyped up it was, but let me tell you, there is a reason why it is so hyped. Honestly this is one of my favourite books ever!
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An Ember in the Ashes - Sabaa Tahir
One of the best debut novels I have ever read. It was raw, gritty and I loved it! I admire how Sabaa Tahir displayed and tackled some serious issues in her book, such as rape and sexism, it was evocative.This book was also my 100th and last read of the year, so it was nice to end the year with such a brilliant book.
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Carry On - Rainbow Rowell
Thinking about this book is bringing back all of the feels. I didn't think I was going to love this book as much as I did. I remember reading it for the first time and getting sucked in immediately. After finishing it, I went back and read it a second time...and then a third time.Goodreads
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Winter - Marissa Meyer
This is how you conclude a series! Winter was everything I wanted and more! It was a glorious 800 pages, which I loved since everything was really fleshed out. I don't think I've ever read such a satisfying conclusion before.Goodreads
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Queen of Shadows - Sarah J. Maas
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Since You've Been Gone - Morgan Matson
So this book wasn't actually released in 2015, it was published in 2014 but I read it this year, so that's why it's on my list. This is the perfect book to read when it's summer or when you just want to get into a feel-good mood. Any Morgan Matson can put a smile on your face, I guarantee it.Goodreads
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I'll Give You The Sun - Jandy Nelson
Another book that was released in 2014 and is perfect for putting a smile on your face. One of the main things I loved about this book was that although there was romance involved, the main message was about the importance of family. Truly beautiful.Goodreads
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Inferno - Catherine Doyle
This book is being published in 2016 (January 7th) but I was lucky enough to receive an early finished copy this year. This is the second book in the trilogy and it is a masterpiece! So much more bad-ass and fast-paced than the first book. If you haven't already, pick up this trilogy!
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All The Bright Places - Jennifer Niven
This book was beautiful and heart wrenching at the same time. I remember finishing this book late at night and tears were pouring down my face and I honestly just sat there and thought about life. This book really touched me.
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Night Owls - Jenn Bennett
If you're from the US, you will probably know this book as 'The Anatomical Shape of a Heart.' Night Owls drew me in from the very first page. The writing was beautiful and flowed throughout the novel. I could really connect with the main characters Beatrix and Jack, and I loved how the whole story was sex-positive. A quick, unforgettable read.Goodreads
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So there we have it, my Top 10 Reads of 2015.
Now onto some honourable mentions; books that I loved but unfortunately did not manage to get into the Top 10.
- End Of Days - Susan Ee
- Confess - Colleen Hoover (New Adult)
- P.S I Still Love You - Jenny Han
- A Court of Thorns and Roses - Sarah J. Maas
- Addicted/Calloway Sisters - Becca & Krista Ritchie (New Adult)
- November 9 - Colleen Hoover (New Adult)
- The Deal - Elle Kennedy (New Adult)
- The Wrath and the Dawn - Renee Ahdieh
I totally agree about An Ember in the Ashes being one of the best debut novels ever. It was SOOOO good! Cannot believe it was Sabaa Tahir's first book. x
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