Topp ti tirsdag; Hyped Books I've Never Read

Ny tirsdag og ny topp ti tirsdag, takket være The Broke and the Bookish. Denne ukens tema er "Hyped Books I've Never Read". Det er noen av de samme titlene jeg nevnte i topp ti lista mi 5. mai (bøker jeg mest sannsynligvis aldri kommer til å lese), men også noen andre.




  1. Twilight-sagaen av Stephanie Meyer
  2. Fifthy Shades of Grey-trilogien av E. L. James
  3. Millenium-trilogien av Stieg Larsson
  4. Divergent av Veronica Roth
  5. The Host av Stephanie Meyer
  6. DaVinci koden av Dan Brown
  7. Vampire Academy-serien av Richelle Mead
  8. Gone av Michael Grant
  9. The Lightening Thief av Rick Riordan
  10. The Maze Runner av James Dashner

Comments

  1. Mrs Calloway7 July 2015 at 15:11

    de tre första har jag också med...

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  2. signe7 July 2015 at 18:57

    Held med deg i Twilight of Fifty Shades of Grey, og må skrive med store bokstavar: IKKJE BRUK TIDA DI PÅ DIVERGENT. Brukte mykje tid på serien i samanheng med skulen, og det er tid eg veit eg ikkje får tilbake. Noko så begredeleg... Dan Brown held eg meg og for god til. Eg er glad i å følge mengda når det kjem til bokval, men får fort avsmak om det vert for mykje av det gode.

    Dei to siste på lista er faktisk ganske ok, men passar nok betre til ei målgruppe som ikkje er... meg. ;)

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  3. Captivated Reader7 July 2015 at 23:03

    I haven't read any of the books mentioned in your post either!! I probably won't read the 50 Shades series ever. It just appeal to me.

    Here's a link to my TTT post for this week: http://captivatedreader.blogspot.com/2015/07/top-ten-tuesday-top-ten-hyped-books-ive.html

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