Nothing But Reading Challenges discussion

I really love YA book especially the fault in our star,looking for Alaska,thirteen reasons why,the book thief,and divergent trilogy.Do you guys have any recommended books that seem similar or interesting ?? I really wanna find some books to read. Right now,I'm interested in if I stay collections,every day,fan girl and Eleanor & Park,if you've been read these books before,please tell me a little detail about these books (*no spoiler please*)

Thanks so much
Nink

If I Stay is the book of the month buddy read we are doing right now here

There is a YA book of the month every month, and if you look through the YA nominations and previous YA BOM, it might give you some more ideas of what else to read.

I totally recommend The Darkest Minds by Alexandra Bracken! I just adored that book, I am currently reading the 2nd book in that trilogy.

It has a dark theme, but it is written beautifully. Plus it is a YA Dystopian trilogy, so who could pass that up lol!

- just cause it is sooooo good.

The Maze Runner Trilogy

.. I loved this book. Could not put it down.

Aaron - I loved Joyland! Hadn't read any Stephen King for a very long time and picked this one up. Thought it was one of his best.

I just finished yesterday and loved it. Still thinking about it.

, - haha, none of these are YA fiction - but really amazing stories. The Goldfinch is the latest Pulitzer Winner for fiction, very well written. Unbroken is to be released in theaters on Christmas.

Anne frank

I loved Once Upon a Timepiece beautifully crafted connecting short stories so different form other books on the market

You cannot beat The Grapes of Wrath and two of my all time favouritesSophie's World and 600 Hours of Edward

Here are a few different ones to try,



I hope you find something you like!

I can't remember the name of the author, but the books are called In the After and In the End. They're alright. Dystopian with a pretty decent twist. I prefer them over The Hunger Games.

They're not young adult, but if you want an amazing urban fantasy series: Kim Harrison's The Hollows books cannot be beat. Nor can Jim Butcher's Dresden Files.

The Hollows is about a witch named Rachel who ends up getting into a whole mess of things. Her roommate is a vampire, she ends up being attached to a demon, discovers the last few members of a species that was supposed to be long dead. I love this series so much. I just don't know how to explain it without giving a lot away. There's 13 books and some short stories.

Her YA trilogy is pretty cute too.

And The Dresden Files is about a wizard named Harry (and let me strongly stress these books starting coming out before Harry Potter. I'm obsessed with these books..then again, I'm pretty obsessed with Jim Butcher..so yeah.

The Five Stages of Andrew Brawley