BOOKS READ IN 2015


1. Half Blood - Jennifer L. Armentrout  ★★★★★

 2.  The Originals: The Rise - L.J. Smith ★★★★

3.  Pure - Jennifer L. Armentrout ★★★★★

 4. We Were Liars- E. Lockhart ★★★★

 5. Forever - Maggie Stiefvater ★★★

 6. Twilight: Graphic Novel- Volume 1 -Stephenie Meyer & Young Kim ★★★★

 7. Bound by Prophecy - Mellissa Wright ★★★★

 8. Holes - Louis Sachar ★★★

 9. Ugly Love - Colleen Hoover ★★★★★

10. The Great Gatsby - F. Scott Fitzgerald ★★★★

 11. The Shadowhunter's Codex - Cassandra Clare & Joshua Lewis ★★★★★

12. Miss Peregrine's Home For Peculiar Children - Ransom Riggss ★★★★

13.  Percy Jackson and the Lightning Thief  ★★★★.5

 14. Deity - Jennifer L. Armentrout ★★★★★

 15.Girl Online - Zoe Sugg ★★★★.5

 16. The Rain - Virgina Bergin ★★.5

 17. YES PLEASE - Amy Poehler ★★★★★

 18. Confess - Colleen Hoover ★★★★★

 19. Maus, 1 - Art Spiegleman ★★★

 20. Fantastic Beasts And Where To Find Them - J.K. Rowling ★★★★★

 21. Quidditch Through The Ages - J.K. Rowling ★★★★★

 22. Bloodlust (Stephan's Diaries #2) - L.J. Smith ★★★★

 23. Fracture Me - Tahereh Mafi ★★★★

 24. Unravel Me - Tahereh Mafi ★★★★★

 25. Maybe Someday - Colleen Hoover ★★★★★

 26. The Tales Of Beetle The Bard - J.K. Rowling ★★★★

 27. Point of Retreat - Colleen Hoover ★★★★★

 28. The Giraffe, and the Pelly and Me - Roald Dahl ★★★.5

 29. Clockwork Angel (Manga #1) - Cassandra Clare ★★★★

 30. Cinder - Marisa Meyer ★★★★★

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