What Books Must You Read Before 2017?

Photo credit: Lynn Friedman on FlickrSo, incredibly we have just over two months left of 2016 which means, if you're anything like me, you're looking at your reading challenge and laughing nervously about how you're going to read seventeen more books before the end of the year. Or you're looking at your TBR shelf and thinking about what books you want to squeeze in before the New Year. Or both.

I am firmly in the both category and thought it might be fun to talk about what books you guys plan to definitely (try) to read before 2017. Because my list is growing, which is good because those seventeen books aren't going to read themselves.

The books on my list include:

Crooked Kingdom  by Leigh Bardugo Gemina  by Jay Kristoff and Amie KaufmanLast Seen Leaving by Caleb Roehrig This Savage Song  by Victoria Schwab The Last Leaves Falling  by Fox Benwell (w/a Sarah Benwell) All the Rage  by Courtney Summers Killer Instinct  by S.E. Green Timekeeper  by Tara Sim Fear the Drowning Deep  by Sarah Marsh Georgia Peaches and Other Forbidden Fruit  by Jaye Robin Brown Written in the Stars  by Aisha Saeed Bad Boy  by Elliot WakeGena/Finn by Hannah Moskowitz and Kat HelgesonMore graphic novels/comics? Some writing craft books?Definitely others I'm not remembering at the moment.
Most of those I either own, have pre-ordered, or have ARCs for, and the rest I plan to hunt down at my library, which I've confirmed are there. And because of course it's totally not too early to be thinking about Christmas list books, I'll be asking for these:

Three Dark Crowns  by Kendare Blake When the Moon Was Ours  by Anna-Marie McLemore As I Descended  by Robin Talley Labryinth Lost  by Zoraida Córdova Of Fire and Stars  by Audrey Coulthurst A Darkly Beating Heart  by Lindsay Smith Fear the Drowning Deep  by Sarah Glenn Marsh Timekeeper  by Tara SimProbably others
How about you? What do you aim to read before 2017 and/or plan to ask for in December?
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