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Top Ten Books on my TBR pile for the Fall

Top Ten Tuesday is a weekly meme hosted by The Broke and the Bookish.

This week's topic is:  The Top Ten Books on My TBR (to be read) Pile this Fall

Some of these are books coming out this fall but most of them are books I have just been really wanting to read and haven’t gotten to yet.  I am really behind on reading, especially reading the books I own.
1.)    Madame Tussaud by Michelle Moran
2.)    Miss Peregrine’s Home for Peculiar Children by Ransom Riggs
3.)    The Name of the Wind by Patrick Rothfuss
        --All three of the above books have been on my nook for MONTHS. 
4.)    Catherine the Great: Portrait of a Woman by Robert K. Massie-I can not wait for this to come out in October.  I love Catherine the Great and Massie’s books are always good.
5.)    Mary Boleyn:  The Mistress of Kings by Alison Weir-This book also comes out in the fall and Weir’s fiction and non-fiction works don’t disappoint.
6.)    City of Bones by Cassandra Clare-I bought this a month or two ago and still haven’t read it!
7.)    Three Maids for a Crown by Ella March Chase-I have always had a soft spot for Lady Jane Grey.
8.)    The Drawing of the Three by Stephen King-I read The Gunslinger months ago but never got around to the rest of the series.
That’s only 8 books but between those and the other books I always manage to find, I should keep busy this fall.  Also, my library’s book sale is the first weekend in October so that should help lengthen my list a little.  What’s on your TBR list this fall?

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  1. I stopped reading the Dark Tower series after the second one. It took me forever to read it.

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  2. You need to get started on The Name of the Wind right now! Seriously, it's amazing! One of my all-time favourites! And the sequel The Wise Man's Fear was mindblowingly good as well! :) Can't help myself, I'm a fan :)
    I really want to read Madame Tussaud and City of Bones as well!
    Thanks for stopping by @ the Broke and the Bookish!

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  3. You got to i've been looking at for awhile. madam T and City of Bones. happy reading to you.
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  4. I'm sure you'll enjoy City of Bones. I loved the first three books in the TMI series. Unfortunately book four was a bit of a let down.

    Books of Amber

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