Top 5 Wednesday was originally created by Lainey @GingerReadsLainey – you can join the Goodreads group HERE Irish/Celtic Inspired Books This meme took a long hiatus but it was restarted again at the end of last year (although I somehow missed that until now – my powers of observation are clearly lacking haha!) I thought it was about time I brought this back on my blog and what a way to kick it…

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So I’ve decided to join on the Top 5 Wednesday bandwagon. It was originally created by Lainey from Gingerreadslainey but is now hosted by Sam from Thoughts on Tombs. This weeks topic is authors you would like to meet at BEA. Seeing as I am not going and do not particularly read a lot of YA, I thuoght I would change it slightly and just talk about authors in general.

5) George R.R. Martin - mostly to maybe get some writing tips from him, like how he manages to create such complex worlds and characters the way he does in the Song of Ice and Fire series (only on the second book, currently)

4) Stephen King - I enjoy his books. I would like to learn a lot about his writing, his ideas and other typical author-related questions. I do plan on reading On Writing by him as I do have a copy. Just need to get around to it

3) JK Rowling - kind of a no brainer really, she is amazing at what she does and her tweets are amazing. The sass is real, guys. I’ve read both the Harry Potter series and will soon be starting the third Cormoran Strike novel

2) Michelle Magorian - She is the writer of Goodnight Mister Tom (one of my favourite books of all time - I think I forgot to mention it in my last post). I’ve also read Just Henry by her. There are both very good books in my opinion and I would like to tell her this in person if I ever got the chance

Hi! Today I’m back for another Top 5 Wednesday post! This week’s topic is best book recommendations you received that you loved. Let’s just jump straight into it shall we! 5. Harry Potter by J.K. Rowling This basically goes without saying. I only read this series last year after having it been recommended to me by almost everyone in real life and on the internet. I guess all those recommendations…

Hi! Today I’m back for another top 5 Wednesday to discuss the top books I’ve been spoiled for. Now honestly I’ve been spoiled for a bucket load of books since I’m 1. Not good at avoiding spoilers and 2. Sometimes I willingly go out and get spoiled… (I know it’s horrible!) So picking a top 5 wasn’t too hard so let’s just jump straight into it! 5. The Mark of Athena by Rick Riordan I actually got…

Top 5 Wednesday #7: Top Authors I Discovered This Year

Top 5 Wednesday was created by Lainey @ GingerReadsLainey on Youtube.

You can join the Goodreads group HERE

Top 5 Wednesday is a weekly meme hosted by Lainey. You get a new topic every Wednesday, and you then list your Top 5 books related to the particular topic.

Today’s Topic is: Top Authors I Discovered This Year

Sarah J. Maas

I know, I know, I am way late to the party! I still haven’t read…

1. The Leader - Pick a villain to lead the squad.

JIGSAW from the SAW franchise

2. The Killer Smile - Pick a villain who's just extremely attractive

Levana from The Lunar Chronicles

3. The Loose Canon - Pick a villain that marches to the beat of their own drum

Dr Cable from Uglies

4. The Unhinged One - Pick a villain that isn't playing with a full deck.

President Snow from The Hunger Games

5. The Redeemer - Pick a villain that's on a path of redemption/would play both sides

Rhysand from ACOTAR (A Court of Thorns and Roses)

6. The Evil One - Pick a villain that is just bad to the bone.

Moriarty from Sherlock Holmes (movie)

7. The Once-Was-Good - Pick a villain that didn't originally start out as a villain.

Alma Coin from Mockingjay   

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