Upcoming September Releases

Lots of September books this year, and my birthday is right in the middle... so books for me!  The ones I'm wishing for the most are:

• The Chaos of Stars by Kiersten White
• I'm so excited for this book because it's about Egyptian mythology.  I love mythology retellings in general, but I tend to only read ones centered on Greek myths.  This sounds like a great book and a nice change.
• The Burning Sky by Sherry Thomas
• Fantasy is my favorite genre, especially if there's an element of magic to it.  This new series looks like a perfect match for me.
• The 100 by Kass Morgan
• A nice mix of sci-fi and dystopian, and it's being made into a TV show.  I'm hoping to read it before the show comes out, and fortunately it's not starting til mid-season so I have plenty of time.
• Antigoddess by Kendare Blake
• Like I said earlier, I love mythology retellings.  Despite reading so much Greek-based retellings, I never get tired of it.
• Not a Drop to Drink by Mindy McGinnis
• I'm a sucker for dystopian novels, even though they can drain you.  This one's very survival-oriented, set in a world where water is a rare and precious commodity, and people will kill over a small pond.
• Starry Nights by Daisy Whitney
• This just sounds like a cute, magical book.  It's about paintings coming to life, and a guy who falls in love with a girl trapped in a painting.
• The Falconer by Elizabeth May
• I don't read a lot of steampunk, even though I've enjoyed the little I have read.  This new series looks like it will be exciting and fun to read.
• Steelheart by Brandon Sanderson
• First, it's Brandon Sanderson.  Second, it's super heroes.  That's enough for me.
• All Our Yesterdays by Cristin Terrill
• I actually already own the ARC of this book (thanks BEA!), and I've only been hearing good things about it from my fellow bloggers.  I'm really hoping I like it as much as they do.
• The Dream Thieves by Maggie Stiefvater
• This is another book I already picked up at BEA, and I wasn't even going to read it originally.  The first book in the series, Raven Boys, wasn't impressing me, but then I read that last line, and I knew I HAD to read The Dream Thieves.