Overly Ambitious April TBR

Hey guys, 

April has arrived and a new month also means new books, yay :) 

I usually don't plan out TBRs, as I just like to read whatever I feel like reading during the time, but this month I have some books that I need/want to tackle. 

The first three books that I'd like to read are part of the Henderson's Boys series. They are Grey Wolves, The Prisoner and One Shot Kill book 4,5 and 6 in the series. The reason why I want to read them this month is that I borrowed them from a friend and had them for a while, so I feel like I need to give them back. But, I am also looking forward to them, as they are really fun and fast paced reads. 

A similar thing goes for the next three books, which are part of the Mazerunner trilogy. I do own the first book but The Scorch Trials and The Death Cure are borrowed from my local bookswap and I'd like to read them and put them back so that others can enjoy them too. 

The next two books are books that I've been interested in for a long time, so I picked them out when I had a look through my bookshelf. Twelve Years A Slave by Solomon Northup, the story of a free man who, through unfortunate circumstances, gets enslaved for 12 years. As well as The 100 by Kass Morgan, which is a recent purchase. I have heard many good things about this book and I am intrigued by the premise. Humanity has abandoned earth after a nuclear war and lives in spaceships. 100 juvenile delinquents are send to earth's surface to re-colonize the planet. I am really looking forward to this one. 

This seems to be the month of series. I'd also like to read Outcast the fourth book in the "Chronicles Of Ancient Darkness" series by Michelle Paver. I still have to get my hands on Oathbreaker, the fifth book so I am trying to pace myself, but it's hard. These books are just way too addicting!

The last book I am mentioning is also the one I am going to read first, as it's my current read. I'll Give You The Sun by Jandy Nelson. I have seen very good reviews for this book and I read Nelson's first novel The Sky Is Everywhere a couple of years ago and adored it. I love her writing style and I am enjoying the story so far. 

So, these are the books I am hoping to read in April. It's a pretty ambitious goal, but some of these are pretty fast reads, so I am hoping to manage. I will keep you updated on my progress ;) What is on your April TBR? 

Tabea