Top Ten Tuesday [9]

Top Ten Tuesday is a weekly meme hosted by The Broke and the Bookish. This week's topic is:

Top ten books I wish could have sequels.

For this top ten, I'm going to try and stick to stand alone books, instead of series that I wish had kept going. (The key word is try, let's see how that works out!):


The first one that comes to mind is Mosh Pit. This is a book I read in junior high and absolutely loved. It deals with LGBT issues, drugs, sex, and all kinds of fun stuff. The amount of drama in this book has the intensity of a soap opera, and I really wish I could have learned what happened to the characters after the pages ended.




Don't get me wrong. My regular readers know that Forbidden is one of my favorite books. The ending, no matter how tragic, is perfect, and I wouldn't change a thing. However, there is a void in my heart named Lochan, and I wish I could have had more time with him. Actually, there's another book that makes me feel the same.....




This is another book that I wouldn't really want to have a sequel, and of course I know that there can't be one, due to the plot of the story. But like Lochan, I just wish I had more time to fall in love with Augustus.




I apparently have an entire section of my heart blocked off for fictional characters. Though the novella, Uncharted, helped to quench my TJ and Anna thirst, I really wish there could have been another full book. I don't know how it would have worked, and it's for that reason that there probably isn't one.



This might be cheating, but I'm not counting Walking Disaster as a sequel, since it's the same story from another view. I want a new story of Travis and Abby, I miss them!




This might also be cheating, since there is technically a book three, Lush. But more specifically, I wish there was another story of this specific relationship, the three-way relationship of Juliet, Cal, and Gideon.

I'm not ready to leave Hogwarts yet and you can't make me.

Now, rumor has it that there might be another book. But until something is officially announced, I'm counting this as a stand alone. Christmas is coming, and I wish I had another book for the holidays!




Simply put, I want to see how Charlie progressed through life.



This wasn't one of my most loved reads, earning a three star review. But I'll be damned if I don't want to read more about what happens. I am not satisfied with this being the end of the road!!!

What about you?