Top Ten Books I’m Looking Forward To In 2015

Top Ten Tuesday

Top Ten Tuesday is an original feature from The Broke and the Bookish.

This week we are looking forward to next year and listing the books we are most looking forward to reading. No small task! Since we’ve already listed the books on our Winter TBR and most anticipated sequels, and soon we’ll list debuts, this list doesn’t include any of those titles. Looking at last year’s list I read 7/10- it’s fun to look back and see what I was excited for last year.

I’m going to focus on Contemporary YA this time around. These are the top ten books I’m looking forward to in 2015:

1. All the Rage by Courtney Summers – A girl was assaulted but no one believes her because the attacker is the sheriff’s son. Now another girl is missing. April 14, St. Martin’s Griffin.

2. The Devil You Know by Trish Doller– A Florida girl craves adventure and gets more than she bargained for when she embarks on a road trip with a pair of cousins. June 2, Bloomsbury.

3. Things We Know By Heart by Jessi Kirby – Quinn tracks down the guy who received her boyfriend’s donated heart and they form a connection. April 21, HarperTeen.

4.Tonight the Streets are Ours by Leila Sales – A girl sets out on a road trip to track down the blogger she admires and learns more about herself and the blogger in the process. Sept. 15, Farrar, Straus and Giroux.

5. Emmy & Oliver by Robin Benway – Emmy and Oliver were childhood best friends until Oliver’s father abducted him during a custody dispute. He returns ten years later and the two friends try to pick up the pieces. June 23, HarperTeen.

6. Kissing Ted Callahan (And Other Guys) by Amy Spalding – Music, kissing, Friendship, a Pact, Dogs, laughter and Los Angeles. April 14, Poppy.

7.The Fill-In Boyfriend by Kasie West –Gia gets dumped by Bradley (who none of her friends have met) right before the prom, and she enlists another guy to play the part and escort her. Things get sticky when both “Bradley’s” pursue her and the lie gets exposed. May 5, HarperTeen.

8. The Summer of Chasing Mermaids by Sarah Ockler – A girl loses her voice in a boating accident, and now she can’t sing or even speak. A boy helps her get back in the water and find her voice again.  June 2, Simon Pulse.

9. The Start of Me and You by Emery Lord – A year after Paige’s boyfriend dies in an accident, she has a plan to start over. March 31, Bloomsbury.

10. I’ll Meet You There by Heather Demetrios – Skylar’s dreams of attending art school are seemingly unattainable when her mother loses her job. Mitchell is back home from the Marines minus one leg. The two meet and connect while working at a California motel. Feb. 3, Henry Holt & Co.

What’s on your 2015 most-wanted list?

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25 thoughts on “Top Ten Books I’m Looking Forward To In 2015

  1. Dahlia Adler says:

    Excellllllent choices. I just read THE DEVIL YOU KNOW and THE START OF ME AND YOU, and both were great, and I am *dying* for ALL THE RAGE and I’LL MEET YOU THERE. Also definitely plan to read…all of the above books, actually – you have excellent taste!

  2. Savannah says:

    Oh, I just might have to add All the Rage as one of my “guilty pleasure” reads. Great list!

  3. Zen says:

    Oh I love the sound of Emmy and Oliver and Things We Know By Heart. Definitely checking those two out!

    I’m mostly looking forward to Winter by Marissa Meyer – can’t wait to see the conclusion of the Lunar Chronicles. 🙂

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  4. I want to read SO many of these books. I can’t wait to read The Start of Me and You. I’m also really looking forward to Things We Know By Heart.

    Chrissi Reads recently posted: Top Ten Books I’m Looking Forward To In 2015
  5. No joke I’m seriously excited to read all of these. Ockler, Lord, West, and so forth.

    Great picks.

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    Thanks! I also have a $30 giveaway going on, so be sure to check that out.

    Danica Page@Taking it One Page at a Time recently posted: Top Ten Books I'm dying to read in 2015
  6. Lori says:

    Ooo so many awesome contemps! I’ve been out of the loop so I didn’t even know about Leila Sales new book. It sounds great! Kissing Ted Callihan sounds fantastic too. I’m really excited about Trish Doller’s and Sarah Ockler’s. I want to read everything!

  7. Oh I know Amy is going to be all up in those reads too! I have to admit that while I don’t read them, I do love the YA contemporary covers. I think they are classy and still catchy 🙂

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    1. Lucy says:

      Yes, these books are up Amy’s alley for sure! The contemporary covers are sure colorful, aren’t they?

      1. Y’all make me laugh. I just in fact took pics of the list, so I can add them to my next school buy list when I get to work. Contempts are great for reluctant, struggling HS readers, because they don’t have to learn a made up world plus there usually is an empathy piece & problem solving included.

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  8. Wow. Are tastes are pretty much identical. 4/5 of the books I picked are on this list but I can’t wait for the others either. The only book I wasn’t anticipating was Kissing Ted Callahan only because I haven’t heard of it but because it is in such good company I am definitely going to check it out!

    Nicole @ The Quiet Concert

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    1. Lucy says:

      We are book twins this week! 🙂

      1. OUR book tastes** (I had to correct that hahah) ^.^

  9. ackkkk! You’re killing me! LOL I want to read all of those! My TBR pile is already toppling over. I need to take a month of to just read and catch up! 🙂 Your list looks fab, as always!

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    1. Lucy says:

      I hear ya. So much YA contemp goodness!

  10. The Fill-In boyfriend looks soo freaking cute. I’m really excited for that one. Some of these also have me intrigued, like the Leila Sales one. Although I’m not super into road trip books, but I’m still curious.

    Quinn @ Quinn's Book Nook recently posted: Top Six Books I’m Looking Forward to in 2015
  11. You just made my wish list explode – I haven’t read any of these.

    bermudaonion (Kathy) recently posted: At the movies: This Is Where I Leave You
  12. Melody says:

    So excited to see All the Rage on your list!

  13. I’m not a big contemporary reader but some of these look like must haves!

    Michelle @ In Libris Veritas recently posted: Find Momo for Charity!
  14. Love your list, and I have a few on my list too. I really, really enjoyed the new Emery Lord. Where did you make your header?

    Sandie @TeenLitRocks recently posted: Top Ten Tuesday: Books We’re Looking Forward To In 2015
    1. Lucy says:

      So many people have read the new Emery Lord! I’m not on this magical list but I’m glad to hear you loved it 🙂 My header was made by @sophisti_katied but I don’t think she’s doing design work anymore. I kind of want to change things up, but I don’t have any good ideas at the moment. Are you looking for a change?

  15. Our lists are just a little similar 🙂 I would happily trade any of the books on my list that aren’t on your list for any of the books on your list that aren’t on my list!

    Maggie @ Just a Couple More Pages recently posted: Top 10 Tuesday: Books I’m Looking Forward to In 2015
  16. I don’t read a lot of contemporary but All the Rage sounds awesome. Off to add it to my TBR!

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  17. EM @ Books and Iced Coffee says:

    Oooo, All the Rage and The Fill- In Boyfriend sounds interesting ^_^ I can’t wait to check ’em out.

    I’m pretty excited for A Court of Thorns and Roses By S.J. Maas and Finding Paris By Joy Preble ^_^

    Awesome list!

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