Books on My Fall TBR I Want to Read. A Top Ten Tuesday Book List.


Hello, readers. Welcome to a new edition of Top Ten Tuesday. Here we go, all set to create a new Top Ten Tuesday list, this time about our Fall TBR.

That Artsy Reader Girl September 18: Books On My Fall 2018 TBRFall TBR

Who else loves TBR lists? If you’re anything like me, you do too. You see, despite the fact that I rarely – if ever – follow through with TBRs. I do love making them. It’s fun to pick out atmospheric reads that you hope to tackle during the season. As autumn rolls in, it seems the perfect season to read novels that might be a little bit dark (aka ideal atmosphere for the season) or re-telling reads like the Robin Hood story I have on today’s list!

Let’s have a look at the hope-to-read fall TBR: autumn 2018 edition.

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Books on My Fall TBR I Want to Read (But Probably Won’t). A Top Ten Tuesday Book List


1: The Forest Queen by Betsy Cornwell | This one sounds so darn good.  Plus, I’ve not yet been known to say no to a Robin Hood re-telling – and how perfect does a book like this sound for an autumn read!? Goodreads

Fall TBR

2: Little White Lies by Jennifer Lynn Barnes | I haven’t read anything by Jennifer – yet, but love the sound of her earlier, ‘The Naturals’ series. Plus, this one is a recent discovery (I didn’t know she had a new book), which seemed like the ideal reason to add it to my fall TBR. Goodreads

3: The Geography of Lost Things by Jessica Brody | Only just started reading this one, but I’m intrigued. The “hook” is really good, and the cute cover only adds to its appeal. Plus, this is the first novel I’ve read by Jessica Brody, and a new author discovery is exciting. Goodreads

4: My Lady Jane by Cynthia Hand, Brodi Ashton and Jodi Meadows | Been meaning – and wanting to read this book for way long. If I’d actually make this one as “read” on my TBR, maybe I’d even be ambitious enough to read book two, My Plain JaneGoodreads

Fall TBR

Fall TBR

5: Wildcard by Marie Lu | This add is cheating (maybe?) since I am actually reading this one currently, and I’m not far from marking it “done.” Still, I am still reading it, so… I went with it. Goodreads

6: Lies we Tell Ourselves by Amy Matayo | A new Indie release from Amy Matayo? Yes indeed! If you haven’t read a novel by Amy, just know they’re emotionally intense, but always lovely. Goodreads

7: Rose in Three Quarter Time by Rachel McMillan | Author Rachel McMillan again invites us to Vienna with another installment in her contemporary adult novella romance series. If you read book one – Love in Three-Quarter Time, I have a feeling, you’ll love ‘Rose’ as well. Goodreads

8: Match Me if You Can by Tiana Smith | Anytime I run across a new contemporary that sounds good, I jump at adding said book to my TBR. Such is the case with this January 2019 release. A YA romance that sounds precisely like my cup of tea. Goodreads

Fall TBR

9: Rescue Me by Susan May Warren | Once upon a time I read book one in this series. Someday I really must come full circle and play catch up on not one or two, but five additional books that make up the 6-book Montana Recuse series. With its search and rescue team, somehow this one “feels” like a good autumn read. Goodreads

BONUS! I’m also excited for Things Left Unsaid by Courtney Walsh.


Do you make seasonal TBRs? How are you planning this one – by new releases or atmospheric? Tell me what you like to read during the beauty that is the autumn season for your fall TBR.

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About Rissi JC

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61 Comments

    1. YAY! Hope you discovered some lovely new reads to add to that TBR, Amanda. I look forward to discovering (someday) “My Lady Jane.”

      Thanks for visiting.

    1. Rachel’s books are always fun, Lianne! I do hope if/when you give them a chance, you enjoy. :) Happy fall TBR-ing. So glad you stopped by – it’s been WAY too long since last we chatted.

    1. I didn’t have time to squeeze in a re-read too. I’ve forgotten some (but I’m that kind of reader, so…!) of Warcross. Hope you enjoy Wildcard, Bonnie. Happy reading – and thanks for stopping by!

    1. Right? I have been saying I’m going to read Me Before You for SO long. Someday!!!

      Thanks for the kind words, Chrissi – and as always, for stopping by. :)

  1. The Forest Queen sounds like a fabulous autumn read, for sure. Plus I liked the other Betsy Cornwell book I read. And Wildcard I’m hoping to get to soon!

    1. Doesn’t it? I think it sounds like the ideal and perfect escapism read for this upcoming season. Really, there’s *so* many books I’d really like to read. Just have to get to reading. :)

      Thanks for visiting, Greg.

    1. Are you a mood reader then? Nothing wrong with this! Half the time I don’t follow my TBRs (at all), but I still have fun creating them. :)

      Thanks for visiting.

  2. Yes, I do make seasonal TBRs, there’s not any particular rhyme or reason to them though, mine this year is a mix of new and older releases and there’s only one that has a spooky feel. I tend to just go with whatever I feel like reading, time of year doesn’t really play into it much.

  3. I am reading the sequel to My Lady Jane and it is very funny, too. Hope you get to the first book soon. I read these lists and I start to panic. There are so many books out there that I haven’t even heard of and now I want to look into them. But my TBR is already over 100 books long. If I just read them it would take me over a year to finish the list without adding new titles (which I do all the time.) Eek! My Fall TBR list

    1. YAY! SO glad for all the ‘Lady Janies’ love. I’m pleased to know these books are grand reads. They certainly look to be fun. I know this feeling ALL TOO WELL, Anne. I’m trying (really hard) not to overload myself on tours or author requests so that way I can read a review book or two and then pick a book off my shelf. It’s been fun! :)

      Happy fall TBR-ing – and thanks for the visit!!

  4. I’ve got Warcross on my TBR for this season, hopefully, if I enjoy it I’ll get to read Wildcard too :) I definitely prefer to go with a more atmospheric TBR during the colder months. Partly because I like matching things, and partly because I never know what new releases are coming out ?

    1. YAY! Hope you enjoy both books, Louise. It’s a fast-paced, and entertaining duo.

      I hear you on the new releases! I do try to keep up, but sometimes I forget what’s the next “it” novel to take a second glance at. :)

      Appreciate you visiting.

  5. You must read Rachel McMillan’s Rose in 3/4 ASAP!

    Ok. I’ll calm down now. :) My TBR looks a lot like yours — I’m super excited for Amy Matayo’s and Courtney Walsh’s. Oh, and I need to catch up on the Montana Rescue series, too (though I just have 1 book to read before the last one releases ;) ). I know you’ll enjoy that series!

  6. I like to deny my TBR exists because every time I look at it, it grows more. I do, however, make a monthly list to try and keep track of my books to read and review though… it usually carries over to the next month as well. Good luck with your list Rissi! I hope you get through all the books you want to read through the fall season!

    (Also I just noticed you moved to WordPress, ahhh! How are you liking it so far???)

    1. Ugh! Another feeling I know all too well, Sophia. But for me, it’s my own fault because I continue to buy books. :D

      That’s a great idea. I *need* to be better organized, which is actually a topic I plan to write about. Soonish. Thanks for the good wishes – and for visiting! :)

      (Re: WordPress, thanks!! I’m excited I finally made the move. It’s VERY different, but I think as I settle in, I’m going to really enjoy.)

  7. Hehe… We know we won’t really follow our TBRs but we still do them with a passion. I’m not familiar with some of the books in your TBR, but some I’ve heard of.. Like Wildcard.. I’ve seen it in most lists. :)

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