Top Ten Tuesday: I Meant to Read That

Top Ten Tuesday is a meme hosted by That Artsy Reader Girl. This week's topic is...

I Meant to Read That!

I think most of us are guilty of having our own personal Mt. TBR. Up until recently, I was posting my weekly wishlist book on Wednesdays, as well as multiple TTT posts highlighting anticipated reads. I cannot say I read them all, though I had the best intentions. For this week's post, I reviewed those aforementioned posts in addition to the list of books I purchased in 2020. The ten below not only represent books I had hoped to read last year, but books I am prioritizing for this year (accountability!). 

BOOKS I DON'T OWN

• Harley in the Sky by Akemi Dawn Bowman - I originally had passed on this book, because it sounded really different from Bowman's previous books (which I LOVED!). However, I kept seeing more and more great reviews, and they convinced me that I have to read this book. 
• Break the Fall by Jennifer Iacopelli - This was a CWW book for me. Girls in elite sports is something I love reading about, but I didn't get an ARC, and my eLibrary still has not gotten this book, so, it sits on my wishlist. 
• Here the Whole Time by Vitor Martins - I remember seeing news about this book, but thought it would be sort of sad and whatnot. Another case of reviews doing a great job selling a book to me in a way the description never did. I came across a bunch of stellar reviews on my feed, that convinced me this was going to be a super heartwarming story, which is absolutely my jam. 
• The Edge of Anything by Nora Shalaway Carpenter - Another CWW with girls in sports, but this one has a strong focus on mental health and friendship, more things I like to read about. 
• Heartbreak Boys by Simon James Green - This book checks so many boxes for me, and the premise sounds so fun. These two faking a relationship when their respective exes get together. The promise of summertime fun and a fake relationship is enough to get my interest. 

BOOKS I OWN

• Not Your #Lovestory by Sonia Hartl - I loved Hartl's previous release SO much and was completely heartbroken when I was rejected for an ACR about 3 seconds after I clicked the request button on Netgalley. But, I treated myself, and purchased this book, and then I didn't read it. 
• Going Rogue by Robin Benway - I was just crying about the lack of new releases from Benway a week ago, yet I have this book unread on my Kindle. The first book, Also Known As, was such a hit for me. I really need to make time for this book. 
• The Year After You by Nina de Pass - Yet another CWW pick, which I purchased for myself. I have no excuses here. 
• The Long Distance Playlist by Tara Eglington - I absolutely adored Eglington's How to Keep a Boy From Kissing You, and when I saw her newest book was a YA-goes-to-college sort of story in mixed format, I was super excited. I bought the book really close to its release date, but it didn't seem to make my weekly TBR. 
• What Happens Next by Colleen Clayton - This book was on my TBR and wishlist for eternity. When it went on sale, I snapped it up, and immediately forgot about it. I plan on doing some sort of mystery-thriller week and will definitely slot this one in. 

Have you read any of these?
Let us know in the comments!