Sequel September

Length: month long 1-30 Sept
Rules
Read Sequels of books you've read.
So its a very open challenge. So let's take a look at what book series I have begun:

  1. A Wrinkle in time Quintet by Madeline L'Engle
    1. A wind in the door (#2)
    2. A swiftly tilting planet (#3)
    3. Many waters (#4)
    4. And acceptable time (#5)
  2. Illuminae Files by Amie Kaufman and Jay Kristoff
    1. Obsidio (#3)
  3. The Diviners by Libba Bray
    1. Liar of Dreams (#2)
    2. Before the devil breaks you 
  4. Witch and Wizard by James Patterson
    1. The Gift (#2)
    2. The Fire (don't have yet it) 
    3. The Kiss (#4)
  5. The Frostblood saga by Elly Blake and I still need to get to 
    1. Fireblood (#2)
    2. Nightblood 
My top Priority is to get to the two first ones; after that maybe I will try to read the number 2 of the other 3.... well at least of The diviners and Frostblood. 

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