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Top 10 Most Anticipated Reads of 2016.

So we decided to do this post after the holidays to bring in 2016... Our most anticipated reads of 2016! Guys, this was hard, because there were a lot of books that we wanted to read, but just weren't anticipating. Keep in mind that this is in order of release. We could never chose favourites!


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Lady Midnight - Cassandra Clare - March 8
Ashvini: I’m so excited to read this! How is someone supposed to wait?
Emma: Yay! I was so excited when I found out this was a book. By the way, I still am excited.

A Torch Against The Night - Sabaa Tahir - April 26
Ashvini: I haven’t read An Ember In The Ashes yet, but Emma has and she absolutely loved it. I’m going to try to get around to it before this book comes out.
Emma: Oooh… Can’t wait for this, after the last book ended I’ve been begging for more.

The Hidden Oracle - Rick Riordan - May 3
Ashvini: Another Percy Jackson-ish series. TOO MUCH TO PROCESS!
Emma: A little birdy told me we might be seeing some of The Seven. AHHHH!

Unexpected Everything - Morgan Matson - May 3
Ashvini: I’m going to admit that I only have this listed because it’s Morgan Matson. Ready for the journey it takes me on.
Emma: Ashvini put this on the list and I’m excited because I liked Since You’ve Been Gone.

The Last Star - Rick Yancey - May 24
Ashvini: *Frantically rushes to finish the Infinite Sea before this comes out.*
Emma: Better be a good conclusion. OR ELSE… Other than that, I’m really excited!

 The Land of Stories #5 - Chris Colfer - Sometime in July
Ashvini: Waiting until Beyond the Kingdoms comes out in paperback. I’ll get around to this book after that.
Emma: I feel that this series is slightly dragging, but we’ll see where this goes.

Beauty of Darkness - Mary E. Pearson - August 2
Ashvini: This is another series I’m slagging on, but I’ve already bought the second book and it’s going to get finished really soon.
Emma: ohhhh well I better get started on the first book. If it helps, I am really looking forward to
reading it :/

Furthermore - Tahereh Mafi - August 30
Ashvini: I’m anticipating this so much. The plot sounds amazing, and I could really use that type of high fantasy in my life right now.
Emma: I just read the summary and I have to say that I can’t wait! It sounds super good and I have no idea where I will get all this money.
Tales of the Peculiar - Ransom Riggs - Sometime in the Fall
Ashvini: So I was on Ransom Riggs’s Instagram and I came across THIS. I. CAN’T. WAIT.
Emma: Yes. The tales of the peculiar finally exists. I am super excited because the peculiars actually used it in Hollow City:)

The Hammer of Thor - Rick Riordan - October 6
Ashvini: I’m excited to see where Uncle Rick goes with this series...
Emma: I can’t wait. I am super psyched to see where Rick will take us in this series.
Both:TWINSIES!

Seriously though, we didn’t even plan that.

More reviews coming to a computer near you soon!

Yours Truly,
Ashvini and Emma

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  1. Anushkas blog of everything19 February 2016 at 13:46

    hey TwoGirls ThatRead its me anushka. Nice blog! Also my favorite doctor is the 11th and 10th they are both so AWESOME.And i will check out those books :)

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    1. TwoGirlsThatRead20 February 2016 at 11:54

      Hey Anushka,
      Thanks for checking out our blog! The Tenth Doctor is our personal favourite as well (partly because he was also in Harry Potter). Let us know what you think of the books!

      Happy Reading,
      Ashvini and Emma

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    2. Anushkas blog of everything6 March 2016 at 11:25

      Wow i did not know The Tenth Doctor was in Harry Potter!cool!(I am a big a fan of Harry potter by the way) :)

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    3. TwoGirlsThatRead9 March 2016 at 04:51

      Oh my gosh! You absolutely HAVE to go re-watch the Harry Potter movies. David Tennant plays Barty Crouch Jr. (You should do a post on that) Thanks for checking out our blog!

      Happy Reading,
      Emma and Ashvini

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    4. TwoGirlsThatRead9 March 2016 at 04:52

      Oh my gosh! You absolutely HAVE to go re-watch the Harry Potter movies. David Tennant plays Barty Crouch Jr. (You should do a post on that) Thanks for checking out our blog!

      Happy Reading,
      Emma and Ashvini

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  2. Anonymous21 February 2016 at 14:20

    I enjoy the two perspectives as well as your ideas on current Young Fiction Books! Thanks for the release dates too. Easy to refer to.

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    1. TwoGirlsThatRead9 March 2016 at 04:44

      Glad you enjoyed this post. Are there any other lists you'd like to see us make? Thanks for checking out our blog!

      Happy Reading,
      Emma and Ashvini

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  3. Anonymous29 March 2017 at 09:02

    Hey! I think these books are mediocre though. You wanna know what my favourite book is?















    Deez Nutz HAH GOTEEM

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