Top Ten Tuesday is a bookish meme hosted by That Artsy Reader Girl. This week’s topic is Books By My Favorite Authors That I Still Haven’t Read.
- Size 12 is not fat by Meg Cabot. I’ve read most of Meg Cabot’s young adult stuff, but hardly any of her adult stuff.
2. Abandon by Meg Cabot is one of the ones I haven’t read that is young adult, despite what I just said above.
3. The Distance Between Us by Kasie West. I know I haven’t read one of her earliest works, and I think this one is one of them.
4. Midnight Jewel by Richelle Mead. I love Bloodlines and I love Vampire Academy, but this series sadly did not work for me. I read the first one, but not the second one.
5. The Christmas Sisters by Sarah Morgan. I got an ARC book for this one before it came out, but I am just not in the mood to read Christmas books early this year. I read one early last year and loved it. But I have to be in the mood for it. I love Sarah Morgan’s other books though.
6. The Names They Gave Us by Emery Lord. I have not read this one yet, and I am not sure if it will. But I love Emery Lord’s other books!
7. The Siren by Kiera Cass. I LOVED The Selection series. But this one probably won’t get picked back up again.
8. The Secrets We Keep by Barbara Freethy. This book just came out, but I want to read it at some point soon.
9. The Cuckoo’s Calling. Robert Galbraith is actually the same author as Harry Potter. I think I picked this up at some point but I probably won’t read it. I have a tendency to not go back to books if I put them back down.
10. Queen of Babble by Meg Cabot. Oh, look! Another Meg Cabot book. I’ve read all of her popular young adult books. Just not the adult ones again. And the newest of the Middle School Princess series. I have it, just haven’t gotten around to it yet.
What do you think? Who are some of your favorite authors? Did we have any in common?
Colleen's Conclusions 
I loved the Heather Wells series, I think its my favourite one by Meg Cabot. I still need to read the last one, so maybe a re-read is in order…
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I think I actually have the DTB book and ebook of this! I need to read it soon.
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Thanks for sharing, I haven read any of the books on this list either. Which do you think is going to be the next book you read?
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From this list, it will probably be Size 12 is not Fat because I freak out too much about being at size four. (I just went from 103-120 in the last year at my desk job even though I eat like a bird literally. Hence why I freak out way too much by that.) I don’t know when I will read this though.
I am actually reading a digital ARC right now from Netgalley called The Geography of Lost Things.
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Yay I love seeing Meg Cabot on your list! I recently started reading The Mediator after meaning to for years and I love it
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I’m so happy you love it!! I read that series back in middle school/ high school. I remember buying the books at the bookstore each week I got my allowance, LOL.
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I remember doing that with The Clique book series lol!
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The cuckoos calling was super good! I stil need to finish the glittering court books too!
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Thats good to know! That was one I heard the least about. I don’t have Midnight Jewel but my library does!
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It’s a super good mystery series! The fourth one just came out!
I’m excited to finish the glittering court series now that the trilogy is completed.
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Oh. I recently posted a comment to you saying I like everything Meg Cabot but now I have to be a liar. I hated Abandon. The romance was awkward, the setting and worldbuilding was poor, and the main character was badly characterized. I just did not enjoy at all. But Queen of Babble is really good and I sadly didn’t get into the Size 12 series (it wasn’t bad, but the writing style was definitely different and didn’t click with me).
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I got those same vibes when I picked Abandon up. I felt like a liar for saying I read most of her stuff too.
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I *have* read more of her stuff than most any author, I can say that honestly. Her and Sophie Kinsella. They also have a lot of content out, so it’s easy to submerge yourself. I think Abandon was out of Cabot’s wheelhouse (dark, sexy paranormal) and she just couldn’t get into it.
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I used to read a lot of Meg Cabot books! I especially liked the Mediator series! I haven’t read any of the ones you listed though. I’ll be excited to see your thoughtS
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