Sunday Fun Five #62:
#50: The 5 Résumé-Worthy Talents of the Average Book Blogger
#52: The 5 Mistakes You Made With Your Blog You Wish You'd Never Done in the First Place
#53:The 5 Choices You Made With Your Blog That You're Most Happy About
#54:The 5 Books That Scream Summer (to You)
#55:The 5 Books That Take You to Your Happy Place
#56:The 5 Books You Recommend to Recent High School Grads
#57:The 5 Authors That Make America Great (No Need For "Trump-eting")
#58:The 5 Literary Villains You'd Like to Read an Entire Book About
#59:The 5 Books That You Might Want to Read After Harry Potter
#60:The 5 Literary Characters Who Should Run For President
#61:The 5 Authors You Wouldn't Mind Having as Your Teacher
#62: The 5 Comfort Reads You Depend on For Difficult Days
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#62: The 5 Comfort Reads You Depend on For Difficult Days
For the 25th of September: #63: The 5
A Countdown of
The 5 Comfort Reads You Depend on For Difficult Days
5. Master of Crows by Grace Draven
This is my favorite ever fantasy romance- because it's heavy on the fantasy. It's been 3 years since I first read it, and I know I've reread it at least 3 times- it's comforting to have a romance book I'm actually guaranteed to like.
4. The Hero and the Crown by Robin McKinley
This is an old favorite, so it obviously has to be featured on this list- I loved Aerin's independence as a teen and I still love it today.
3. The Lord of the Rings trilogy by J.R.R. Tolkien
There's something comforting about returning to the Shire to begin a journey all over again.
2. The Harry Potter series by J.K. Rowling
This is the old standby of comfort reads for me- I used to reread the series before every new book was published. For some reason I like to reread these in winter, but I think it's because Harry had a lot of his fun at Hogwarts at that time (no Dursleys).
1. The Kate Daniels series by Ilona Andrews
I've been rereading this series lately due to my poor health and to compare and contrast each book of the series. I forgot how much I enjoyed reading these- there is a diverse cast of clashing personalities, a mystery to be solved, and plenty of mythological lore in every book.
