Kindle TBR

Okay, so, I thought I'd share with you my kindle TBR's. Which is a lot. Sometimes I see interesting things that I want to read on the kindle daily deal and I just buy it (oops I have an addiction).

I just can't help myself when I see cheap e-books!

So, I thought I'd share them with you (as I tend to read kindle books on my bus/train journeys and so may be reviewing some of these soon).

1. Order of Darkness collection by Philippa Gregory

So, this I bought when it was on kindle daily deal, as I've got some of Philippa's other books and they interest me. This book seems to mix both history and fantasy, which seems like it'll pull me in, and I can't wait to read them.

(annoyingly I won the paperback version of this book the day after I bought them on kindle, so I do hope I like them!)

2. Caraval by Stephanie Garber

I have seen so many people talking about this book that I decided to buy it to see if I liked it, I may just have to get the actual book version if I do because I love this cover so much!

3. Uglies by Scott Westerfeld

I can't remember where I heard about this book, but the description just made me want to pick it up and read it. Plus, I love dystopian series lately, and this seems like an interesting twist on that side of things.

4. The Dark Days Club by Alison Goodman

Yet another book that I've heard a lot about, so I decided to get it to see what the hype was about! As you can tell, from the Philippa Gregory books, I love historical fiction with some fantasy wrapped in so it seemed like my type of book.

5. Infernal Devices by Cassandra Clare

So, I loved the Mortal Instruments series, and it was only a matter of time before I tried to read some of the spin-off's that were written. I decided to change it up though and buy these on Kindle instead of in book form, just in case I don'y like them as much as the others.

Thats the most recent of my TBR's from the Kindle list, but I do have others, such as Water for Elephants by Sara Gruen, Ship of Magic by Robin Hobb, Harmony Black by Craig Schaefer, Gateway to Fourline by Pam Brondos, and Letters to Zell by Camille Griep.

I'm sure there will be many more in the future, but these are some that I've been meaning to read for a while, and probably will read soon.

Have you read any of these books? Or wanted to read any? Comment below!