We have been having fun with Top Ten Tuesday, so we decided we will do one every week. This bookish meme was hosted by The Broke and the Bookish, and has been going since June 2010! Since January 2018 Top Ten Tuesday is hosted by That Artsy Reader Girl.
This week’s topic is green book covers, but I wasn’t in the mood for that one. Next week is books on my Spring 2026 to-read list. It’s starting to feel like Spring, so time to see what books are catching my eye at the moment.
Intermezzo – Sally Rooney
Intermezzo is one of the books I picked up during my birthday bookstore challenge. Sally Rooney is a well loved author and I read Normal People a couple of years ago. It didn’t blow me away, but I am curious about reading more of her stories. This book seems to be about two grieving brothers. Let’s see what I end up thinking about this one.
Saltswept – Katalina Watt
I got a copy of Saltswept in my Illumicrate subscription and I have to say it sounds interesting to me. I love books about ragtag crews on a quest. Saltswept seems like it’s going to end up taking place out on sea. I haven’t read many books with that setting.
Maybe in Another Life – Taylor Jenkins Reid
Maybe in Another Life is the only book I have left before I’m caught up with all of Taylor Jenkins Reid’s books. I have enjoyed all of her books so far, so I’m expecting it to be the same for this one. Books where you see that a choice someone makes can impact their lives interest me. So I’m curious to see how Taylor Jenkins Reid wrote this story.
Please Don’t Go – E. Salvador
Sports romances are something I’ve been loving lately. If I’m honest, Please Don’t Go was definitely a cover buy. I did read the synopsis before buying this one, but the cover definitely stole the show. The audiobook just released for this book, so I can do some immersive reading soon. I have a feeling this is going to be an emotional roller coaster.
Addicted for Now – Krista & Becca Ritchie
The first two books in this series had me hooked. I recently saw the audiobooks are being released one by one. Addicted for Now releases at the end of March, so I’ll continue once that one is available. I started reading without the audiobook, but immersive reading really is my favorite way of reading these days.
Husband Material – Alexis Hall
Boyfriend Material was a pleasant surprise, so I went out and picked up Husband Material right after. I need to catch up because Father Material releases in June. It’ll be interesting to see how Luc and Oliver’s story continues.
Boundless – Cynthia Hand
The Unearthly series has been quite the surprise for me. After sitting on my shelves for about 9 years, I decided to give them a go. We get a YA series about angels and there have definitely been things I didn’t see coming. Boundless is the third and final book in this trilogy. I’m really trying to get better at continuing with series.
Weavingshaw – Heba Al-Wasity
In all honesty, I don’t really know what Weavingshaw is about. I’ve heard nothing but amazing things about this book since it released last month. Going into books blind is something I prefer, so we’ll just have to see what it’s all about when I sit down to read it.
On Thin Ice – Olivia Belle
On Thin Ice is a grumpy/sunshine romance between a bad-boy actor and a professional figure skater. I have a feeling this is going to be fun and I’ve heard great things from people who have already read their early copy.
Happy Ending – Chloe Liese
The Bergman Brothers is still one of my favorite romances, so I’m always excited to see what Chloe Liese is releasing next. Happy Ending releases in April and I have an eARC. Two best friends fake a relationship for their exes. I can never resist a fake dating story, so I had to request this one.
So here are ten books I’m hoping to read this Spring. I have become a mood reader, so who knows if I’ll read all of them. At the moment, I’m in the mood to read all of the though. Have you read any of these? Or what are some books are your Spring reading list? Let me know in the comments. I’d love to hear from you!
