Here we go! The links are to my reviews. :)
18) Truthwtich by Susan DennardTruthwitch is the first book in the Witchlands series by Susan Dennard. I enjoyed this book, but I couldn't keep track on the politics that well. The world building was a bit shaky. However, I really liked the characters and I will be continuing on with the series. 3.75 Stars!
17) The Sun is Also a Star by Nicola Yoon
I really enjoyed The Sun is Also a Star! Yoon's debut novel, Everything, Everything, was one of my favorite books of 2015. Unfortunately, I didn't enjoy The Sun is Also a Star as much. Sometimes the characters annoyed me and I couldn't relate to them. Nevertheless, the book was a great love story and I would recommend it. I never actually came up with a rating for this. 
16) Trial by Fire by Josephine AngeliniTrial by Fire is another first in a series! This one also deals with witches, but in a completely different way than Truthwitch. The world building worked a bit better for me in this one. Like Truthwitch, I will be continuing on with series as well! 4 Stars!
15) Pretty Fierce by Kieran ScottPretty Fierce is actually coming out later this year, an I was lucky enough to get an e galley of this through Netgalley! This book is a YA thriller and it was so fun to read! I wish the relationships were expanded on a bit more, but that is really my only complaint. 4 Stars!
14) United by Melissa Landers
United is the last book in Landers' Alienated trilogy! At least I finished one series in what seems like a month where I started quite a few. :) My main fault is that United seemed to lack originality, but that's it! It was really great to go back into the story and see all the characters again. 3.75 Stars!
13) Bride of Alvar by Silver Reins
Bride of Alvar is the first book in a fantasy series on wattpad. This actually exceeded my expectations by far. While the book was fun to read, it didn't stand out that much to me. However, the second book is completed, and I want to continue the series to see what happens. 3 Stars!12) Falling for You by Lisa Schroeder
Lisa Schroeder is one of my favorite authors. Falling for You was written in prose and is interspersed with poetry. The story itself is so easy to read and I really connected to the characters. But if I compare this to the other books she has written in verse, I like them more. Nevertheless, I do recommend this! 4.25 Stars! 
11) Escorting the Billionaire by Leigh James
I always read new adult really fast, and I really needed to speed through books for my goodreads challenge. This definitely worked. Escorting the Billionaire, while not the perfect novel, was quick and fun. 3.5 Stars!
10) Booty Call by Ainsley Booth
9) We Should All be Feminists by Chimamada Ngozi Adichie
This is by far my favorite thing I read this year. I say "thing" because this is actually an essay from Adichie's Ted talk. My only wish is that Adichie went deeper into some subjects. Obviously I understand why she didn't though, since this an essay. I would love to hear more about Adichie's views on feminism. They were very inspiring and I would recommend it to anyone, whether or not you identify as a feminist or not! 5 Stars!
8) Paper Girls Vol. 1 by Brian K. VaughanI'm a graphic novel newbie, so I don't really know how to criticize them yet. All I do know is that I found the first volume to be fun and fast paced, but at times confusing. At times it was hard for me to differentiate among the characters and the story was hard to follow as well. This might have to do with the fact that I was reading this on a plane, but still. I do want to continue with the series, but the question is when. 3.5 Stars!
7) A and D by Louisse Carreon This is another read on wattpad, except this is a contemporary romance instead of a trilogy. A and D held my attention and I remember really wanting to read it throughout my classes at school. I do think that the characters were a bit juvenile and I couldn't see the sense in acting the way they did. Still, it was a fun book and I see why so many people like it. 3 Stars!
6) The Rose Society by Marie Lu
5) Torn by Amanda Hocking
Torn is yet another second book in a series! Torn is the second book in a trilogy about Wendy and everything that happens when she not only discovers she is a troll but also a princess. I liked the second book so much more than the first. Wendy was much less annoying, and I was glad that another love interest was introduced because I like him much more. I'm hoping to finish the series by the end of the month! 3.5 Stars!4-2) Last Game #2, 3, and 4
I actually read the second, third, and fourth volumes of Last Game in October and completely forgot to put it in the wrap up or say that I read them on goodreads. I guess that says something about the series. Though I do like it, it isn't anything special for me. However, I do want to finish it this year! Mangas are quick and fun to read, and this is included! I would give the last three volumes around 3 stars.
1) Terror on the Titanic by Jim Wallace
To be honest, I read this solely to complete my goodreads challenge. But it actually surprised me! Though it wasn't well written by any means, it was really fun. This is a "choose your own adventure" book and I loved how I was able to control the story. I don't really have a rating for this either! :D
And those were all the things I read in December! It is quite a list. :)
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Genni @ Ready, Set, Read!