My Spring reading list | My loves and wants

I love reading. I've always loved reading. As many young girls; Jacqueline Wilson was my inspiration and one of the reasons I loved writing stories as a child. Today I don't get to read as much as I would like but nonetheless I've put together a few of my booky pics for the month. Kinda like a book club but I'm not that fancy. 

1- The Red Queen
A recent purchase, this book intrigues me deeply. Even the outside of it appealed to me and I definitly judged this book by it's cover. Buy it here!

2- The lady of Misrule
I've always loved stories of people that are immortalised in history, but in a new/different way. This was newly published in January and I cannot wait to pick it up and read about one of most well known women in history... CLick here to buy it!

3- Assariyah Novels 
Written by La'toya Makanjuola, who kindly gifted me her books, the Arrariyah novels (Money over everything & Still standing) are maybe not books for the young, but an easy read and an interesting concept! Find them here!

4- Fallen
I can't help but admire the work of Lauren Kate. I'll always love a good old teen fantasy/fiction novel and the Fallen series will forever be a favourite. An easy read and one that'll grip you the entire book, The fallen book(s) have grown up with me for the past few years, and are some I will happily read over and over again. Pick it up here...

LOVE MY DIESEL GLASSES! 

5- I'd tell you I love you but then I'd have to kill you
Much like the above, I've read maybe 3/4 of these books from the series and I'm gripped. I love the whole girl spy school thing and I don't really care how old I get, if I see the books lying there, I may just re-read them again. Buy them here.


What are your book suggestions for the Spring time? I'd love to hear them!