I’ve seen this ABC Book Challenge on a lot of different blogs, but most recently Thrice Read. This week is the letter P and I don’t have any five-star reads, but I have a ton of four-stars!
✰ MEMORABLE (FOUR-STAR) BOOKS STARTING WITH P ✰
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- The Paper Magician by Charlie N. Holmberg
- People Kill People by Ellen Hopkins
- The Perfect Son by Barbara Claypole White
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- Pretending to Dance by Diane Chamberlain
- Pretty Dead Girls by Monica Murphy
- Personal Escort by Ainsley Booth
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- Prick by Sabrina Paige
- Prince Albert by Sabrina Paige
- The Princess Saves Herself in This One by Amanda Lovelace
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- Persepolis by Marjane Satrapi
- Poorly Drawn Lines by Reza Farazmand
- Poems About Cats by Yasmine Surovec
✰ BOOKS ON MY TBR STARTING WITH P ✰
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- P.S. I Like You by Kasie West
- Pandora’s Star by Peter F. Hamilton
- Picture Us in the Light by Kelly Loy Gilbert
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- Practical Magic by Alice Hoffman
- Prudence by Gail Carriger
- Puddle Jumping by Amber L. Johnson
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- Punk 57 by Penelope Douglas
- Personal Delivery by Ainsley Booth
- Paper Boats by Dee Lestari
Have you read anything that’s on my TBR? Which books should I read first? Do you agree or disagree with my favorites? Let’s talk in the comments!
The Bibliophagist 
Oh I’ve been so interested in reading the Paper Magician! What makes that book good to you? Have you posted a review on it?😄
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I did post a review many years ago! I remember very little about the book other than the fact that I liked it, and my review doesn’t really give very much information. I’d be curious to hear your thoughts if you decide to read it! 🙂
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I’ve read Practical Magic and as long as you accept it’s going to be different from the film it’s great. Some people I know were expecting the film to have been a faithful adaptation and weren’t happy!! I liked both.
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I actually haven’t seen the movie! I do love Alice Hoffman, though, so I’m expecting that I’ll really like the book.
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That’s good- I love both for different reasons!!
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I have the movie on my list to watch eventually too. 🙂 I’m happy to hear that you liked both!
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Picture Us in the Light is excellent!
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I’m so happy to hear that! I can’t wait to read it!
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Personally, I can’t read Ellen Hopkins anymore. I read her too much as a teenager and she’s too much for me now. Also, the quality of her books has gone downhill. The last few I read were bad compared to her older stuff.
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Oh no, that’s so disappointing! I really enjoyed People Kill People and I don’t think I’ve read anything else of hers since high school. (Even then, I’m not sure whether I actually read Crank or if I just wanted to.)
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I read her a lot as a teen. Her old stuff is good but her new stuff isn’t great. To me. I hope you enjoy her!
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The Kasie West book is really cute! Gives you the warm-and-fuzzy feelings inside.
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That sounds like the perfect kind of book for me! I’ll try to read it soon. 🙂
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Picture Us In The Light was one of my favorite reads last year! The writer’s use of the English language is awe-inspiring. So, I’m going to go with that one. You should start there. Lol.
I’ve heard of The Paper Magician, but nothing good was said about it that I remember, so I’ll eventually read it one day since it’s a 4 star for you. So far, we’ve had similar tastes, so I’m curious to see what’s in it. It’s been 1.99 on Amazon for a while, as is the rest of the series… So I may end up buying the series soon. Anyways, enough of my rambling.
Thank you for another great post! It was interesting!
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I’m so happy to hear that about Picture Us in the Light! I’ll have to move it up in my list!
As for The Paper Magician, I read it several years ago and don’t really remember too much about it! I was definitely a less picky reader back then and I’m a little bit curious to find out how I’d feel if I re-read it now. I’m definitely curious to know your thoughts if you read it!
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Barring Persepolis and Amanda Lovelace, I haven’t heard about any of them. Will check them out. 🙈
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I hope you like them!
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