Top Ten Tuesday – Top Ten Books I Read in 2013

The final Top Ten Tuesday of 2013 – as hosted by The Broke and the Bookish – is aptly themed ‘top ten books I read in 2013’. Looking back over the year and remembering the books I’ve read has been fun. I’ve read lots of goodun’s this year, but I was surprised at how easy it was to pick my top ten. All of these books stood out above the others.

So, in no particular order (that would be far too difficult!) here are my favourite books of the year. Click the links to find out more and read my review of each book.

1. The Selection by Kiera Cass

The Selection Kiera Cass review

An unputdownable romance with a dash of dystopian and lashings of swoon. I loved this book, and can’t wait to read the second in the trilogy, The Elite.

2. Dreamless by Josephine Angelini

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The second in the Starcrossed series captivated me as much as its predecessor. The conclusion to this series is bound to be a favourite of mine in 2014.

3. More Than This by Patrick Ness

More-Than-This

I can’t stop raving about this book. You should read it.

4. Slated by Teri Terry

slated review

I love the mystery behind this intriguing dystopian. I’m looking forward to reading the rest of the series in 2014.

5. Angelfall by Susan Ee

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This was a surprising one for me. A very pleasant surprise, I might add. The love story that weaves through the dark storyline is to die for.

6. Looking for Alaska by John Green

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2013 was my introduction to John Green and I’m very, very glad. This one’s great.

7. But not as great as The Fault in Our Stars (also by John Green, of course).

The Fault in our Stars

8. A Million Suns by Beth Revis

A Million Suns

I love this series so much. It’s amazing, and I encourage you to read it!

9. Delirium trilogy by Lauren Oliver

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I’m cheating a bit here as I’m rolling the whole trilogy into one but it’s VERY good, even if the last book frustrated me to no end.

10. Before I Fall by Lauren Oliver

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I’ll end with another incredible book. Lauren Oliver has written a masterpiece here.

So there you have it. Those are the books I enjoyed most in 2013! I’m looking forward to getting stuck in to more books in 2014! What are your favourite books of 2013? Let me know in the comments section below (link to your TTT so I can see your lists 😀 ).

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12 Comments

  1. 31st December 2013 / 5:25 pm

    I enjoyed The Selection and The Elite and am so excited for The One! I also need to read Looking for Alaska. 🙂 Thanks for stopping by my TTT list!

    Alice @ Alice in Readerland

  2. 31st December 2013 / 9:22 pm

    SO MANY BOOKS I MUST READ!!!! Seriously. Your post is pretty much the top of my TBR list. Also, can we just take a moment to swoon over TFIOS? 😉

  3. 31st December 2013 / 11:02 pm

    I recently picked up More Than This so I’m excited to see it on your list! I haven’t seen that cover of A Million Suns before- so striking! Happy New Year and happy reading 🙂

    • 1st January 2014 / 3:37 pm

      You will love More Than This it’s amazing! I’m not sure how I feel about the cover, it’s the UK one I believe! The alternative is nicer 🙂

      Thanks for stopping by!

  4. 1st January 2014 / 1:43 am

    Have been meaning to read Keira Cass and Delirium! Our lists have John Green and More Than This in common! 😀 Happy New Year!

    • 1st January 2014 / 3:38 pm

      They are both great you should definitely read them! 🙂 thanks for stopping by I’m going to look at your list! 😀

  5. 1st January 2014 / 10:46 pm

    Great list. You’ve got some really amazing books on your list. I really want to read the Delirium series, have heard so many good things about that one. Happy New Year 🙂 My TTT.

  6. 2nd January 2014 / 1:09 am

    Great list! I just got the first book in the Across the Universe series and I’m really excited to (hopefully) get to it soon! I also love both of the John Green books you listed 🙂

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