Top Ten Tuesday: Books on my Autumn TBR

Top Ten Tuesday is a meme created by The Broke and the Bookish, and this week is another seasonal TBR list!  In case you didn't know, I am atrocious at sticking to TBR's.  Until I did the Summer version of this, I had never planned one before!  I'm a mood reader--but that's a post for another day.

1.  Dune by Frank Herbert

My dad and my brother have been bugging me to read this for years.  It is supposed to be one of the better science fiction books out there, which is something I would not object to.  Lately, I have been severely disappointed in the lack of unique science fiction books being published--especially in YA.

2.  Queen of Shadows by Sarah J. Maas

I know, I know--the shame.  This book was released--to much excitement--earlier this month.  I would have read it, but I already had a queue of books lined up.  Currently, it is taking me entire eternities to complete a book.  This is, quite honestly, school's fault.  Homework is no one's best friend.

3.  The Shining by Stephen King

This will hopefully be my first Stephen King novel!  Fun story:  I love horror.  However, I rarely find a movie or book that actually manages to scare the socks off of me.  So why not try out the King of horror himself?  Literally, the King.  As in, Stephen King.  Okay, I'll stop now.

4.  A Darker Shade of Magic by V.E. Schwab

It is really about time that I get around to reading this book.  I'm resolute:  I will crack open this book when the leaves start to fall.  It must be done.

5.  Murder on the Orient Express by Agatha Christie

I gave a five out of five stars to the last Agatha Christie book I read, so it seems about time to read another one.  I swear, if I can't guess the ending to this one either...  I'll probably just complain about it to my dad.  Let's be honest here.

That's all!  Considering the fact that I am apparently horrendous at committing to books ahead of time, a smaller list should (hopefully) help.  We'll see.  I make no promises.