Five Sequels That I Need to Get To

Hello everyone!

Top 5 Tuesday is a weekly meme hosted by Bionic Bookworm! Each week there’s a different discussion topic, and they’re usually a lot of fun.

I wasn’t planning on participating in Top Five Tuesday this week, but when I saw that this weeks prompt was sequels I need to get to, I decided that I had to join in. As a reader, one of the things that I struggle with is sequels. I don’t know if I secretly have commitment issues, or maybe I just don’t want things to end, but I am the worst at reading sequels. Below are five sequels that I really need to get around to reading soon.

Always and Forever, Lara Jean by Jenny Han: How have I not finished reading this trilogy yet? I adored the first two books, and even though I have the third book sitting on my shelf, I haven’t gotten around to reading it yet. I need more Lara Jean and Peter Kavinsky in my life, and I think I might read this book before the next movie comes out on Netflix.

Thunderhead by Neal Schusterman: I read Scythe earlier this year, and I ended up enjoying it a lot more than I expected. I was planning on reading Thunderhead in February, and then I pushed it back to March, and now it’s almost May, and I haven’t touched it yet. At this point, I think that I’ll read this closer to November when The Toll is scheduled to be released.

Cress by Marissa Meyer: Once again, how have I not read this book yet? I loved Cinder and Scarlet, and even though I have Cress sitting on my shelf, I just haven’t picked it up yet. This is a book that I need to get to soon because I’ve heard so many people rave about how Cress is their favourite book in the series.

Legendary by Stephanie Garber: This is the only book on this list where I can explain why I haven’t read it yet. I read Caraval shortly after it came out, and then when Legendary was released, I wasn’t in the mood for a fantasy read. I eventually decided that I was going to wait for Finale to come out, so I could read the entire trilogy at once.

The Light Fantastic by Terry Pratchett: I read The Colour of Magic two years ago while I was on the train heading to Toronto to write the Paralegal licensing exam. I enjoyed the book so much that my friend bought me The Light Fantastic to read on the train ride home. Needless to say, I didn’t read it, and I still haven’t gotten around to reading it. I hope that I manage to find the time to read it soon, because I want to dive deeper into the Discworld universe, and get to know all of the characters better.