September Reads

 Greetings, readers!

Here is a list of all the books I read in September. The highlighted ones are the ones that stood out to me.

Happy reading!

  1. Not Quite Dead Yet-Holly Jackson
  2. This Is Not a Test-Courtney Summers
  3. Coraline-Neil Gaiman
  4. Clown in a Cornfield-Adam Cesare
  5. The Glass Girl-Kathleen Glasgow
  6. The Wicked King-Holly Black
  7. The Graveyard Book-Neil Gaiman
  8. The Hundred Lies of Lizzie Lovett-Chelsea Sedoti
  9. The Cheerleaders-Kara Thomas
  10. I Am Not Jessica Chen-Ann Liang
  11. The Champions-Kara Thomas
  12. Small Spaces-Katherine Arden
  13. Best of All Worlds-Kenneth Oppel
  14. See All the Stars-Kit Frick
  15. Five Survive-Holly Jackson
  16. The Guest List-Lucy Foley
  17. Guitar Notes-Mary Amato
  18. Malibu Rising-Taylor Jenkins Reid
  19. One of Us is Next-Karen M. McManus

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