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message 1: by Emilia (new)

Emilia Bugueiro Meyer (emiliabmeyer) Hi! I want to get out of my reading slump! Any stories to fall in love with?


message 2: by Aleya (new)

Aleya | 154 comments YES! I love giving book recommendations! I’m just gonna give you a list of my favorite books, and let you pick and choose! All of these books I highly recommend!

1. Divergent - Veronica Roth
2. Red Queen - Victoria Aveyard
3. Selection - Kierra Cass
4. Siren - Kierra Cass
5. Pretend She’s here - sorry I don’t know the author
6. Perfected - sorry I don’t know the author either
7. Matched - Ally Condie
Thank you hope you enjoy!


message 3: by [deleted user] (new)

Twilight by Stephenie Meyer (4 books)
The Atlantis Grail by Vera Nazarian (4 books)
Fallen by Lauren Kate (4 books)
Hush, Hush by Becca Fitzpatrick (4 books)
Vampire Academy by Richelle Mead (6 books)
Lux series by Jennifer L. Aremtrout (5 books)

I love all of these books so much!!! Hope this helps, tell me what you think!


message 4: by Aleya (new)

Aleya | 154 comments Yes! I forgot to say. Hope this helps you and other people too! Let me know what you think. I also just wanted to warn you about read queen. It is a little slow....but still really good!


message 5: by Lynne (new)

Lynne Stringer | 137 comments I've got a few that I've read that I've enjoyed.

There the Under the Never Sky series by Veronica Rossi. Under the Never Sky (Under the Never Sky, #1) by Veronica Rossi

Then there's Disruption and Corruption by Jessica Shirvington Disruption (Disruption, #1) by Jessica Shirvington .

Then there's Dissonance and Resonance by Erica O'Rourke. Dissonance (Dissonance, #1) by Erica O'Rourke

Or if you like fantasy you could try Shadowfell by Juliet Marillier. Shadowfell (Shadowfell, #1) by Juliet Marillier

You can also try mine, if you like. I wrote a YA sci-fi trilogy in 2013/14. The first book is The Heir (Verindon #1) The Heir (Verindon, #1) by Lynne Stringer

My most recent book is a standalone set in the same world. It's only been out a month. The Verindon Alliance by Lynne Stringer


message 6: by Jessi (new)

Jessi | 37 comments The Kingdom Keepers and The Lunar Chronicles are both really good!


message 7: by Katya (new)

Katya | 11 comments Depends what you’re in the mood for. When I’m in a slump a like to read slow magical stories, some of my favorite authors who write like this are Cornelia Funke and Diana Wynne Jones 💕


message 8: by Aleya (new)

Aleya | 154 comments DIVERGENT!!!


message 9: by Katie (new)

Katie Slattery | 22 comments I need help too. All the books above I have already read. And it’s making me depressed that I can’t read anything. I don’t know what to do.


message 10: by Taya (new)

Taya | 60 comments what sort of books do you usually like go read?


message 11: by Tracy (new)

Tracy (elflove1) | 16 comments Well, at the risk of blowing my own trumpet (if I don't, who will?) you could always try our new teen fantasy novella series - Belinda Fellgate. The second book - Belinda Fellgate: The Kiss of Flauros - is getting great reviews from critics.

As for other teenage books, I have to agree that Divergent is a fab read. However, have you tried the earlier USA Point Horror series? There are some wonderful titles by authors such as Richie Tankersley Cusick, R L Stine and Caroline B Cooney. I LOVED Point Horrors and think they could well do with a revival!


message 12: by Taya (new)

Taya | 60 comments a really great inclusive fantasy read is the bone witch series i loved it alot!


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