Series I’m Making Priority in 2026
I can’t believe 2026 is already here!
These are a few series I’m determined to get through in 2026.
There are some more I’m going to try to finish as well, but here’s my priority.
What are your 2026 reading goals?
Choosing book series to prioritize in a given year can truly transform your reading experience. For 2026, focusing on series like Crescent City by Sarah J. Maas, Powerless by Lauren Roberts, Before the Coffee Gets Cold by Toshikazu Kawaguchi, and Blue Moon by Lucy Score offers a rich variety of genres and storytelling styles. Starting Crescent City, which blends urban fantasy and mystery, is a great choice if you enjoy immersive worlds and complex characters. Given that only 1 of the 3 books has been read so far, it’s an exciting series to dive back into and complete. The Powerless series offers a thrilling contemporary fantasy romance, perfect if you like stories with destiny and intertwining fates, and it’s a fresh challenge since none of its 4 books have been read yet. Before the Coffee Gets Cold explores heartfelt and intriguing concepts of time travel with emotional depth, making it thought-provoking and unique; two out of five books read is a nice progress to build on. Blue Moon’s romantic comedy style provides light-hearted fun and humor; starting fresh here means there’s a lot of enjoyment waiting for you across its 8 books. Setting specific reading goals around these series is motivating. Personally, breaking down the goal by the number of books and estimated reading time helps manage progress without feeling overwhelmed. To stay on track, creating a cozy reading schedule, perhaps dedicating 20-30 minutes daily, enhances consistency. Additionally, engaging with fellow readers through online forums or book communities tagged #books, #tbr, and #bookseries can add social enjoyment and recommendations. Ultimately, these selections not only cater to different moods and preferences but also ensure a diverse and enriching reading list for 2026. What series will you prioritize to make your reading year memorable?
