Teaser Tuesday is a weekly feature hosted by Purple Princess of The Purple Booker.
1. Grab your current read
2. Open to a page
3. Pick out 2 lines that are SPOILER FREE
4. Name the title, author, etc.
"The girl was on the floor. Facedown. Unmoving.
Dead." p 73*
*Quote comes from the ARC, therefore it and its page number may not be final
TITLE: Pacifica
AUTHOR: Kristen Simmons
PUBLISHER: Tor Teen
GENRE: Fantasy YA
RELEASE DATE: March 6, 2018
This week's topic is: Books I Loved but Will Likely Never Re-Read (submitted by Brandyn @ Goingforgoldilocks)
*in no particular order
**I added the term "likely" because I don't want to say NEVER. I mean, as it is I hardly ever re-read books because I just don't have the time! I have 300+ books I want to read for the first time, hopefully before I die several decades into the future (LOL!)! These books are basically just chose somewhat randomly!
10. DOON by Carey Corp & Lorie Langdon--random choice
9. DANGEROUS LIES by Becca Fitzpatrick--random choice
8. SOMETHING STRANGE AND DEADLY by Susan Dennard--mostly because I would have to re-read the whole trilogy and I can't live through that ending again!
7. DEARLY, DEPARTED by Lia Habel--mostly because of heartbreak, this series will forever remain unfinished and I can't ever bring myself to re-read even this first book.
6. THE GIRL IN THE STEEL CORSET by Kady Cross--random choice
5. SERVANTS OF THE STORM by Delilah Dawson--loved it...but always felt like there should have been a sequel and yet it's remained a standalone for almost 4 years.
4. VIOLET GRENADE by Victoria Scott--I think I always felt so strongly for Domino's situation. It was hard to read what she had to do to survive, it was still a powerful read that I loved though.
3. THE 5th WAVE by Rick Yancey--loved this book! Loved this series, but I can't see myself re-reading it. Too much heartache!
2. JAWS by Peter Benchley--this one surprises you doesn't it? I wasn't deemed "old enough" to read this until middle school I believe. The differences between it and the movie wasn't too bad, but there were some things that were in it that I just flat out didn't like. It was one I had to read though for love of the movie, but I think since I saw the movie like 1000 times before ever reading it, it kind of doomed me from the start! Lol!
1. THE COUNT OF MONTE CRISTO by Alexandre Dumas--I loved this book when I read it in my school years. I even read the full version as well, but I think since I've developed a strong taste for paranormal reads and whatnot, I don't know if this would hold my attention the same way that it once did. I will always look fondly on this one though!
