Top Ten Tuesday: Top ten books on my TBR list for summer 2023

Top Ten Tuesday is a meme hosted by That Artsy Reader Girl, featuring a different top 10 theme each week. This week’s topic is Books on My Summer 2023 to-Read List.

I’m hoping to get to a LOT of books already on my shelves… but I also have a bunch of new releases coming up that I’m really looking forward to, so the key will be finding the right balance of old and new!

For this list, I’ll just focus on some upcoming (and recent) new releases that I’m excited for:

  • Hello Stranger by Katherine Center
  • The Summer Skies by Jenny Colgan
  • Thornhedge by T. Kingfisher
  • With Love From Cold Word by Alicia Thompson
  • Infinity Gate by M. R. Carey
  • Ravensong by TJ Klune
  • The Breakaway by Jennifer Weiner
  • Sleep No More (October Daye, #17) by Seanan McGuire
  • All the Dead Shall Weep (Gunnie Rose, #5) by Charlaine Harris
  • Thief Liar Lady by D. L. Soria

What are you planning to read this summer? Please share your links!

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27 thoughts on “Top Ten Tuesday: Top ten books on my TBR list for summer 2023

  1. I need to start with the Green Creek series! I have Under the Whispering Door by TJ Klune on my Audible library, but haven’t started listening yet. Perhaps during the upcoming holidays.

    I hope you get to read all your chosen books this season!

    Elza Reads

  2. Katherine Center’s books always make my TBR list! I’m looking forward to reading Hello Stranger. And I think With Love From Cold World looks like a very fun one, too. 😀

    • Same here re Katherine Center — her books are always so good! I read the previous book from the author of With Love From Cold World last summer and really enjoyed it, so I’m excited to check this one out too. Hope you enjoy your summer reading!

  3. Some appealing suggestions! Have wishlisted some.
    1) London Rules by Mick Herron. Next in the brilliant Slough House espionage series.
    2) Lessons by Ian McEwan. One of my favourite authors, I make sure to read every exquisite sentence slowly.
    3) Dolores Claiborne by Stephen King. An oldie of his that amazingly I haven’t read.
    4) Trust by Hernan Diaz. Has caught my eye because it’s been getting a lot of marketing push at the moment.

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