Top Ten Tuesday My Winter Reading List

 

Hi, and welcome to another edition of Top Ten Tuesday link-up sponsored by That Artsy Reader Girl. These are definitely on my reading list, but I'm honestly not sure how much reading I'm going to be able to do with my right eye being swollen. I might be listening to them. It feels like just when my reading takes a step forward, something happens, and it takes four steps back. I'd really like it to stop!

If you live where you get snow, how's the weather? We usually have snow on the ground, and our foothills look like it's spring or summer. 

Do we have any books in common? Let me know in the comments. I know the Philippa Gregory book is out of my wheelhouse, but I've read all of the Boleyn books it looks really interesting.

Hope you have a wonderful Tuesday and find new books for your 2026 reading list.

Top Ten Tuesday: Snow White Retellings

 

Happy Tuesday! I missed the freebie week and I'm not interested in this week's topic so I decided to do the freebie week topic. I'm taking a page from my friend Carrie of Reading is My SuperPower who did a top ten Tuesday around Cinderella. 

When I was little because of my black hair I was told I looked like a dark-eyed Snow White so she became my Disney Princess. Sadly, I couldn't find ten Snow White retellings, I was lucky to find the ones I did. So, if you know of more please let me know.

 

I've read Mirror Mirror, Winter, and Fairest Beauty. I'm really looking forward to reading Fairest of Heart, The Shadow Queen, and Beguiled. Not sure about White as Snow. Do you know of any other Snow White retellings? Let me know in the comments.

Books I Wish Were Around When I Was a Teen

Welcome to another Top Ten Tuesday post. Today's topic is books for my younger self. Well, since I was quite a reader as a kid and teen I thought I'd do a list of books I wish were around when I was a teen/young adult.

The Hagenheim Series by Melanie Dickerson

A Court of Thorn and Roses Series by Sarah J. Mass

The Harry Potter Series by J.K. Rowling

The Gifting Series by Katie Ganshert 

The Ravenspire Series by C.J. Redwine

The Weaver Trilogy by Lindsay Franklin

The Sunrise at Normandy Series by Sarah Sundin

A Class of Their Own Series by Jen Turano

The Veritas Project by Frank Peretti

Treasures of His Love Series by Mesu Andrews


I am so thankful that there are such great books out there for our teens and young adults to read. I read a lot of missionary books - UGH - as a kid and teen. I would've loved to have more variety.

What do you wish were around when you were a kid? Let me know in the comments!