Top Ten Tuesday: The last ten books that were smuggled (...or bought, or borrowed) into my possession

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c.j.'s selections                         ten ten ten
one		Made You Up by Francesca Zappia  Yes, I'm finally going to read this.  I broke down and bought my own copy because I know it's going to be ah-mazing!  Plus, look at that freaking gorgeous cover.
two		The Doll Collection ed. by Ellen Datlow  Because I really love giving myself soul-shredding nightmares of evil dolls singing lullabies in an eerie singsong.  ...but seriously.
three		The King in Yellow by Robert W. Chambers  I was doing some research on Cthulhu (you know, just everyday adult stuff) and I found out that Hastur was actually a reference to this earlier, super creepy sounding book about a scary symbol and a weird play.  Um, yes.
four		The Haunting of Sunshine Girl by Paige McKenzie  Just in case I was still slightly able to sleep at night, I bought this one, a psychological haunting story.  Because ghosts.  And because my lifelong quest is to find a horror movie or book that will actually scare me.  I mean, come on, people.  Up your game here!
five		Tiger Lily by Jodi Lynn Anderson  This came out ages ago and I had faint memories of hearing it was good.  Even though the cover font looks like my old Photoshop forum banners.  Peter Pan, yo.
six		What We Left Behind by Robin Talley  HarlequinTeen was nice enough to send this over.  It was such a nice surprise!  I love Lies We Tell Ourselves and I'm excited to see gender fluidity explored in young adult fiction.
seven		The Man Who Was Thursday: A Nightmare by G.K. Chesterton  I have a soft spot for my classics, and I'd actually heard of this.  Plus "Nightmare."  Plus how freaking cool is that title?  What does it mean? WHAT DOES IT MEAN!?
eight		All-American Girl by Meg Cabot  I don't know when I'll actually get around to this (ya know, given my immense free time), but Meg Cabot holds a very special place in my heart.  And it was on sale.
nine		The Girl at Midnight by Melissa Grey  Um, so I got this from the library just after BEA, because obviously I'm a super smart person who knows that I can totally add two more books to the 50 ARCs that I got and now need to power through.  Obviously.
ten		The Wrath and the Dawn by Renee Ahdieh  See above thing about "smart" and "me."