Top Ten Tuesday: Top Ten Books on my Winter TBR

I have so many books I want to get through over my winter break from school! Here's ten books I'm hoping to read in the upcoming winter months (even though winter has already hit where I am). Make sure to let me know what's on your winter TBR.
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1. The Raven Boys, Maggie Stievater

I really need to start this series! I have planned on starting this series a million times since I bought the first one, but I'm going to start it this winter.

2. For Darkness Shows the Stars, Diana Peterfreund 

I just finished Jane Austen's Persuasion last month, and this one is a YA sci-fi retelling of Persuasion so I really want to read this one this winter too! I love the cover of this book and the companion novel, and I'm hoping to read both of them this winter.

3. Code Name Verity, Elizabeth Wein

Historical fiction fits in with the winters months for me. This one is a historical fiction with a kick-ass female lead, so it's really high on my list. I think January will be the month of dualogies for me!

 

4. The Blood of Olympus, Rick Riordan

I still haven't read this! I've heard pretty neutral reviews of this last book in the Heroes of Olympus series,so I need to read it for myself. It's the number one book I'm going to read over Christmas break from school, if I don't read it before then (but who am I kidding, between papers and finals I won't be reading this until break.)
  

5. The Bronze Horseman, Paulina Simons 

This is a perfect book to read in the winter. It's the first in a historical fiction romance trilogy that takes place in war torn Russia. I've heard lots of great things about this series, and I've heard that it's really emotional. It would be a great read for a snowed in weekend.

                                      6. Frankenstein, Mary Shelly 

Ever since reading the Gris Grimly graphic novel version of this story, I've been really wanting to read the original. I think this book would be perfect for winter because of the setting and the tones and themes. I'm searching for a beautiful copy of this book so let me know if you have any recommendations.

7. The Darkest Minds, Alexandra Bracken

Another series I need to start! The final book in this trilogy just recently came out, so I'm hoping marathon this series over break.

8.  The End of the Affair, Graham Greene

I'm really excited to read a Graham Greene novel, and this is the one that I want to start with. I think I'm really going to love this one.

9. This Shattered World, Amy Kaufman and Meagan Spooner

This companion novel to These Broken Stars comes out in December, and I'm really excited. The early reviews have been great, the cover is gorgous, and I really like the world of this series.

10. A Little Something Different, Sandy Hall 
This sounds like such a cute contemporary romance that will be perfect for brightening up the winter months.