Hey again guys! Another week, another Wednesday - time is going so quickly recently. This week, Top Five Wednesday is focusing on the series that we wish had more books.
Now, I have a confession. I am not good at finishing series. So I think if I'd actually finished more series, I would have had a much harder time making this list. In fact, I'm probably going to rewrite this list when I've got more finished series under my belt - but for now, let's go!
5) The Twilight series
4) The Divergent series
I know we have 'Four', the collection of short stories based on Four's character, but I just think it might be even better if we had a novel set in the future following Four and the rest of the gang after the events of 'Allegiant'. The epilogue left much to be desired, but it also left things quite far open - I would enjoy exploring this world even further. I also just think that there's much more potential! The last novel didn't really do anything for me, but I think with a bit more time and careful crafting that that could change.
3) The Shiver series
Partly because it's still one of the only series I've finished, partly because I love Maggie Stiefvater's writing - I would love more 'Shiver' books. I know we have spin-off novel 'Sinner', but I think another story focused on Grace and Sam could be breathtaking, if the right length of time was left between installments, and another plot line could be created. But then, to be honest, I'd probably read about these two grocery shopping if Maggie wrote it.
I haven't managed to read the second novel yet, because I don't want it to end - but is two books really enough to tell Lara Jean's story? I love her so damn much.
I hope you enjoyed my Top Five Wednesday! If you can think of any series you really wish had more books, please leave your comments down below - it might give me the motivation to finish more series because I really need to start getting around to it.
I have to disagree with the Divergent series; I do not want any more from that world. Allegiant was such an awful book, in my personal opinion, and I do not want to touch Four at all. However, I do think you're right when you say 'with a bit more crafting'; it definitely needed that! I still need to finish the Shiver trilogy (I've read the first two) but I completely agree with you about Maggie's writing. It's just so beautiful and I'm interested to read the rest of her work.
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It certainly needed more crafting - there was so much potential, and the set up throughout the first two books was brilliant! I just think the third book went so downhill because it had been planned as a trilogy. Imagine if it was meant to be a quartet - the story might have been fleshed out more and not rushed, because the ending just fell so flat!
DeleteI'm glad you agree about Maggie's writing though - she has such a talent. I highly recommend reading 'Forever' - go and do it now!