books I want for christmas!!
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I have a lot more on my list, but honestly, all I want is books and money this year. Oh, and the skz album, but I dont think im gonna get it 😔 😅.
Anyways, put your thoughts or lists in the comments! Thank you so much!
As the holiday season approaches, many tween and teen readers like myself eagerly compile their Christmas wishlists filled with exciting new books. This year, I’m particularly drawn to some amazing titles that have been generating buzz among fellow readers and book communities online. One of the books I’m really looking forward to is by Holly Jackson, the #1 New York Times bestselling author of "A Good Girl’s Guide to Murder." Having already read and loved her previous work, the anticipation for her newest novel is truly palpable. Her gripping storytelling style keeps readers hooked from start to finish, blending mystery and suspense flawlessly. Another intriguing title on my list is "Fall Hawkins’ Crant Hour," described by fans as "the most brutally addictive fantasy in a decade." Recommendations from friends who’ve already dived into it make this fantasy novel a must-read, especially for those who enjoy richly woven worlds that keep you turning pages long into the night. For those who love intricate plots and suspense similar to "A Good Girl’s Guide to Murder," Lally Knope’s "Knop Plotted" comes highly recommended. John Green praises it for its compelling narrative, and I’m curious to see if it lives up to the hype and delivers an equally thrilling experience. Among the crime novels, "Thirteen" by Steve Cavanagh has caught my eye. This book’s unique premise, where the serial killer is not the defendant but a jury member, adds a fresh twist to the genre. Praised as outstanding and spectacular by Lee Child, it’s perfect for readers seeking a deeply gripping and original crime story. Beyond books, I’m also hoping to enjoy some music this Christmas, like the SKZ album, although I’m not sure if it will make it under the tree! Asking friends to share their holiday reading or gift lists is a great way to get inspired and discover new favorites. If you’re like me and love building your book collection with titles that captivate and challenge your imagination, now is the perfect time to explore these highly recommended reads. Don’t forget to share your own Christmas book wishlist or suggestions in the comments—there’s nothing better than swapping ideas with fellow book enthusiasts!
fourth wing is too inn appropriate for you babe. if you want something like that read powerless series it's sorta like that but more for tweens and teens. fourth wing is for like late teens to adults