Top Ten Books I Hope Santa Brings

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Jen's Top Ten Books She Hopes Santa Brings

1. Anything Goes: A Biography of the Roaring Twenties by Lucy Moore: I wish I could have been in my twenties in the 1920's.  
2. A Northern Light by Jennifer Donnelly:  Ever since I read Revolution last year I've been itching to read this book!  Yet for some reason I still haven't purchased it myself.
3. The Lost Girls by Jennifer Baggett, Holly C. Corbett, Amanda Pressner:  I pretty much want their life and I know I will be insanely jealous when I read this book but I haven't read a good travel book in far too long.
4. Rebel Angles by Libba Bay:  I read A Great and Terrible Beauty a couple years ago and still haven't finished the trilogy.  It's one of those books that I never think to look for when I'm in the bookstore.
5. A Mango-Shaped Space by Wendy Mass:  This book has been on my Goodreads TBR list since I first joined the site!
6. The Paris Wife by Paula McLain:  A couple weeks ago I downloaded a sample chapter and wanted so badly to keep reading!  But I must resist the urge to shop for myself so close to the holidays.
7. The Stormchasers by Jenna Blum:  I really want to read this book but tornadoes freak me out so much.
8. Everlasting by Angie Frazier:  This book sounds really good.  Unfortunately, it's too overpriced for me (both the hardcover and e-book were both pretty expensive last time I looked).
9. What Happened to Goodbye by Sarah Dessen:  Dessen's most recent book that I've been wanting to read.  I'm impatiently waiting for the paperback edition though...a hardcover wouldn't match with the rest of her books I own!
10. Second Chance Summer by Morgan Matson:  Okay, so I know this book isn't even out yet BUT Santa's elves must have connections to the book publishing world, right?