Reading Categories

Read 3 Classics 

  • Curious Case of Benjamin Button and other Jazz Age Stories, F. Scott Fitzgerald
  • The House with a Clock in its Walls, John Bellarais
  • The Diary of a Young Girl, Anne Frank


2 Jar Picks

  • Autoboyography, Christina Lauren
  • John Dies at the End, David Wong


2 Short Stories of Allan Poe

  • Mellonta Tauta
  • The Man That was Used Up
  • Maezel's Chess-Player


2 Non-Fiction

  • Mom & Me & Mom, Maya Angelou

Poetry

  • A Work in Progress, Connor Franta

Continue a Series

 Graphic Novel

  • El Guante de Cobre, Holly Black & Cassandra Clare

2 Rereads

  • Darkest Minds, Alexandra Bracken
  • What to say Next, Julie Buxbaum


Latin/Spanish Author

  • Cuentos de Amor, de Locura y de Muerte, Horacio Quiroga
Other Books to get to:
The Eleventh Plague, Jeff Hirsch
I Hunt Killers, Barry Laga
A Dance of Cloaks, David Danglish
Timecasters, Joe Kimball & JA Konrath
Bird Box, Josh Malerman
Girls Burns Brighter, Shobha Rao

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