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YA book recs pls

Genre? Tropes? Things you dislike? What are your feelings about romance?

I don’t have any fav tropes or genre I literally will like read any thing but luv romance :) (sorry I ain’t giving you much to work with)

Ann Liang. Any of her books are amazing and they're all YA. Also, Lynn Painter's YA novels are stunning.

Shatter Me. I've only read the first one but it had quite a lot of romance.

The Hunger Games, Shatter Me, Neptune's Window, Harry Potter, Diary of A Wimpy Kid, Dork Diaries, Once Upon A Broken Heart, Matilda, Blood at the Root, One of Us Is Lying, Twins, Big Nate, Percy Jackson, The summer I turned pretty, P.S I like you, The summer of broken rules, Life Flashes: A memoir, 43 Old cemetery road, Wild about you, Divergent, Twilight, All roads lead to Rome, The Chronicles of Narnia, Everything Everything, The Outsiders, Bridge To Terabithia, Artemis Fowl, Maniac Magee, Stargirl, Tuck Everlasting, The Giver, The Maze Runner, The Fault In our stars, Sunkissed, The distance between us, The Fill-in boyfriend, On The Fence, Borrow my heart, If he had been with Me, Beautiful Creatures, Throw Like A Girl, A Thousand Boy Kisses, Check and mate, Anna and the french kiss, Caraval, Fame Fate, and the first kiss, A good girls guide to murder..etc. Let me know if you want any more recommendations!

@kenia covered about all the iconic ones ever loll I'll add on tho with some more ya romance, a lot of these r quite underrated:
-my mechanical romance (academic rivals to lovers)
-not here to be liked (academic rivals to lovers)
-didn't see that coming (kinda friends to lovers)
-stars and smoke (spy+celebrity)
-the upside of falling (fake dating)
-xoxo (forbidden romance)

I like a bit of romance in my YA too.

Here are some I enjoyed:

Under the Never Sky by Veronica Rossi
Disruption by Jessica Shirvington

A couple of recent new ones are Immortal Mistake and Signal Erased by Adele Jones. The first one isn't really romance but it introduces you to one of the characters in the second one, which has more romance.

You could also try a couple of my books, like The Heir (Verindon #1) and The Verindon Alliance.

Here are some recent YA that I loved!

Wish You Weren't Here
The Hollow and the Haunted
A Tempest of Tea
Dead Things Are Closer than They Appear

Ooh, I've got a long list! XD
1. A Good Girl's Guide To Murder series by Holly Jackson
2. Five Survive by Holly Jackson
3. The Reappearance Of Rachel Price by Holly Jackson
4. Betting On You by Lynn Painter
5. Powerless by Lauren Roberts
6. Powerful by Lauren Roberts
7. Reckless by Lauren Roberts
8. How To Survive Your Murder by Danielle Valentine
9. This Book Kills by Ravena Guron
10. Catch Your Death by Ravena Guron
11. Better Than The Movies by Lynn Painter
12. The Do-Over by Lynn Painter
13. The Other Alice by Michelle Harrison
14. The Cheerleaders by Kara Thomas
I've got a lot more, if you want! <33

Omg yall understand the assignment here lol

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Hey guys looking for book recs here.

Fav Genres: YA, mystery, fiction, fantasy and murder(mostly ya), romance (but not as the main genre of a book)

Fav books: AGGGTM, Hunger Games, One of Us is Lying, As Long as the Lemon Trees Grow and They All Had a Reason series.

Want to read the Truly Devious books but don't know if they are actually good
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Hey, Parisa! You can scroll up a bit and check out the list I sent. I think you'll like a few on there. ☺️

Hey Sparkly! Yh some of those books on your list sounds rlly good, def will read some of them.

Hii, I really loved The divine rivals, very beautifully written book!

Duology*

Uhm is there any academic girl x academic boy, both of them are both hard-working and smart? A bit like "I hope this doesnt find you" and nooooo spicee

Parisa wrote: "Hey Sparkly! Yh some of those books on your list sounds rlly good, def will read some of them."
Great! I'm glad you found it interesting!

Night Fury by E.G. Sparks

A Very Large Expanse of Sea by Tahereh Mafi is one of my favorites!

Growing up Hadley



A heartbreaking story of resilience, friendship, and self-discovery.

Thirteen is a hard age. Even harder when you lose your mom to cancer. For Hadley, it means being left in the hands of an angry, alcoholic father who chips away at her self-worth until her anxiety is almost crippling.

Desperate for solace, an unexpected friendship blooms - a lifeline woven from patience, respect, and shared laughter. Suddenly, Hadley starts to smile again. Really, truly smile. That is until her father’s outlandish demands ruin everything.

As Hadley grows up, she faces a succumb to her father’s toxic hold or finally put herself first and dare to chase the dreams she once whispered to the stars.

My favorite YA series is Cassandra Clare’s Mortal Instruments universe. It’s a lot of books. Personally i recommend reading them in publication order.

Tyy yall

For a cozy fantasy romance, The Girl Who Fell Beneath the Sea was spectacular!

I’m obsessed with anything by Jennifer Lynn Barnes

Cassie wrote: "Ann Liang. Any of her books are amazing and they're all YA. Also, Lynn Painter's YA novels are stunning."
I LOVE ANN LIANG <3!! i relate sm to sadie and alice and both the couples are so cuuuutttee :))) ive never read lynn painter this is making me want to??

some of my fav books/book series are Throne of Glass by Sarah J. Mass, This Savage Song by V.E. Schwab, Caraval by Stephanie Garber, Matched by Ally Condie, and Daughter Of The Pirate King by Tricia Levenseller.

The Summer I Turned Pretty Trilogy
A Thousand Heartbeats
You Will Be Mine
The Inheritance Games

Can someone tell me some not well know ya fantasy romance?

Kenia wrote: "The Hunger Games, Shatter Me, Neptune's Window, Harry Potter, Diary of A Wimpy Kid, Dork Diaries, Once Upon A Broken Heart, Matilda, Blood at the Root, One of Us Is Lying, Twins, Big Nate, Percy Ja..."

wow. bestie just gave us her entire “read” list and said “take what you need, you’ll find something good eventually”

Kylee wrote: "Here are some recent YA that I loved!

Wish You Weren't Here
The Hollow and the Haunted
A Tempest of Tea
[book:Dead Things Are Closer than They Appe..."

where in the world did you find how to survive your murder bc i have been looking everywhere for it and STILL can’t find it😭

🎀 Caraval
🎀 Kingdom of the Wicked
🎀 Hooky (graphic novels)
🎀 Red Queen

These r all fantasy, btw.
Hope this helped! 💞

I recommend The Portalis Runes by AG Brogan.
Fast paced, FMC, banter, elves, Mages. Witches, Enemy to Lovers
5 Stars!!

I Kissed Shara Wheeler, Imogen Obviously, A Good Girl's Guide to Murder

Elements of The Crown by Kay L. Moody is an enemies-to-lovers.

OUR HAPPY ENDING by GERALDINE GERALD
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https://www.goodreads.com/book/show/2...

This book will literally blow your mind off🥰🥰🥰.

Below is the synopsis:

Italian Business Mogul, Salvador Gorenili, finds himself at the center of the world of a large chauvinistic Indian family - where the men excessively abuse and exploit their women, through his marriage to one of their daughters.

He tries not to make it his business because they go to great lengths to pretend that all is well until he discovers that the life of his favorite sister-in-law is about to be irrevocably ruined. Resolving not to let his wife's infidelity nor his decision to divorce her interfere with his decision to help his favorite sister-in-law, he goes to see her the next morning after their big fight the night before and is met with the horrifying news of her demise; that she had burned herself to death because she could not handle the reality of their impending divorce.

Aggrieved and shaken to his core amidst the nagging suspicion that his wife had rather been murdered, Salvador falls prey to the emotional blackmail this family pins on him, but takes control of the situation and marries his favorite sister-in-law instead, to protect her.

Now five years later, his little Priya has blossomed into a stunning gorgeous woman and he struggles to keep his Intense attraction to her at bay. There are several reasons why he shouldn't want her, the least of all being that she is his late wife's sister and that she is too young for him, a fact that his brain understands, but his mind and body cannot comprehend.

Will Salvador be able to move past the sticky cobwebs of the past and make Priya his wife in truth? Will he be able to find out what had happened to his late wife? Would he be able to protect Priya from her horrible family? Will Priya be able to save the women in her family, now that she's back, refined and wealthy? Will they have their chance at a happy ending despite the trauma of the present and the horrors of the past?