Top Ten Tuesday

Top Ten Tuesday is a meme created by That Artsy Reader Girl

This weeks prompt is books by my favorite author that I have not yet read.  This is quite a good one for me, as I have a huge TBR list, and many of the books on said list are from my favorite authors.  The list isn't in any particular order.

1) Lady Midnight by Cassandra Clare - Honestly, I have quite a few of the Shadow Hunter novels that I need to read, but this is the one that jumps out at me the most as I have not even started this series as of yet.

2) Rumble Fish By S.E. Hinton - S.E Hinton was one of my favorite author's and I have read most of her works, but the one I have not gotten around to reading is Rumble fish.

3) Legendary by Stephanie Garber - While I do not know If I would call Stephanie Garber one of my favorite authors, I did absolutely love  her book Caraval.  Legendary is very high on my TBR.

4) The Lost Hero by Rick Riordan - I loved the Percy Jackson series, and I was a big fan of the first book in the Kane Chronicles, but I have not gotten to many of his other series.  The Heroes of Olympus is one of the ones I really want to get to soon.

5) The Sword of Summer by Rick Riordan - This is another book of Rick Riordan's that I have yet to read, but really want to.  I love the way that Riordan weaves mythology into his stories, and I am a  particularly curious to see his take on Norse Mythology.

6 and 7) Little Men  and Jo's Boys by Louisa May Alcott- Little Women was one of my absolute favorite books growing up, and has remained a favorite of mine, and yet I have never read the rest of the series.

8) An Urchan of Means by April White- April White wrote one of my favorite series ever, the Immortal Descendants, I am currently finishing up the series, and I hope to get to the companion series soon.

9) The Roanoke Girls by Amy Engal - I just recently finished the Book of Ivy series, and I loved it. I really want to read the Roanoke Girls.

10) Persuasion by Jane Austen - Pride and Prejudice and Sense and Sensibility are two of my favorite classics. I keep telling myself that I should read more of her works, but I never get around to it. I am hoping to get to Persuasion within the next year or so.