TOP TEN TUESDAY: TBR TOP TEN FOR SUMMER 2015 16.6.15

This week's conversation for Top Ten Tuesday ?
Top Ten Books On My TBR For Summer 2015

~ New books in my TBR basket always increases my anticipation... I've already read several of my top tens so, Currently, My Top 10 TBR list includes :
The Rose Girls by Victoria Connelly [for June audiobook month!] The Price of Privilege by Jessica Dotta [another audio from hoopla] The Curiosity Keeper by Sarah E Ladd
The Little Paris Bookshop by Nina George ~

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The Mapmaker's Children by Sarah McCoy
Among the Fair Magnolias - anthology collection includes Tamera Alexander's newest , To Mend A Dream, that completes Savannah's story
begun in To Win Her Favor ~

~ Hope Harbor by Irene Hannon
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~ The Suspicion at Sanditon  [or-The Disappearance of Lady Denham] Mr and Mrs Darcy Mysteries #7 by Carrie Bebris Lady Maybe by Julie Klassen For my 10th I haven't decided on a Top pick.  Maybe leaving it open allows for it to be discovered ... I'm fine with that. I will add it if I find one that stands out. In the meantime, I do look forward to reading your Top Ten Summer TBR lists.
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Upcoming Top Tens at the Broke and the Bookish Find details of the meme HERE ~ Today - June 16: Top Ten Books On My TBR For Summer 2015 Next Week - June 23: In honour of 5 years of Top Ten Tuesday
[our first Top Ten Tuesday debuted June 21, 2010]
 My Ten Favourite Top Ten Topics We've Ever Done In The Past 5 Years June 30: Top Ten Books I've Read So Far In 2015 July 7: Top Ten Hyped Books I've Never Read

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BOOK LOVER'S SUMMER READING CHALLENGE: #COLLABOREADS 29.5.15

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In the interests of Summer Reading resources, here's a tempting summer option.

Hosted by a collaboration of Rachel A Dawson and mrthomasandme

[click either host for full deets]

They're ready for a June start.

From Rachel......
How it's going to look: 

1. Rachel and Amber will pick a random criteria for your book.
   
   
   Here's the JUNE book prompt: 

   " On the NYT Best-sellers List when you start reading it. "

    
2. You find your book. [local used bookstore, Barnes & Noble, Amazon, the library, ordered from Book Depository [R sidebar=Free delivery] whatever works for you]
3. Read. [You'll have 1 month per book.]
4. At the end of the month we'll review(ish) our books. [With unique book aspects as posted at Amber and Rachel's who will both have places for readers to share book links in their posts.] Linking to wherever and however works for you - vlog, goodreads, blog, twitter, fb, instagram, pinterest, etc. using #collaboreads hashtag
5. Repeat steps 1 - 4 each month. 
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My choice from the NYT Bestsellers list ?

The Invention of Wings by Sue Monk Kidd or..
The Nightingale by Kristin Higgins *A Free download copy available at goodreads HERE Picked up the audio from my local library and it's still awaiting time in my schedule! ~

~ And really liking the host R.E.A.D.S. review suggestions... riveting, elements, associations, design, and stars Check Rachel or Amber's blog for explanations . ~ Checked more NYT categories for bestsellers and chose an entirely different book!
In fact, my library had it available as an audiobook download right from home,
which fit my time limitations, interest and listening availability perfectly.  

~ #6 on the Religion, Spirituality and Faith Bestseller List for June 20th ~ Got it?  Let's go.   Grab your choice of NYT bestseller and meet up Monday, June 29th with your review !
>>My JUNE #COLLABOREADS Review POSTED HERE<<
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Will love to hear from you if you're joining #collaboreads [check for #collaboreads tweets to find updates] 1 book.  1 month.  Your Choice. Repeat.










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