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Steelheart by Brandon Sanderson.
Hero, Second Class by Mitchell Bonds

Throne of Glass by Sara J. Maas

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Could you please add the Partials series?

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Hi! Does anyone have historical YA recs? I'm thinking medieval, Dickensian, old west, roaring twenties, or maybe interesting 20th century settings like the Berlin Wall?

I've read WWII and Victorian settings, but other periods seem harder to find.

Thank you!

Just finished reviewing 4 books of all different genres.
2 of them I would specifically love to mention.
Whistlin' Dixie - A Tempered Steel Novel is a beautiful love story, first in the series of books. If you like to read love stories pertaining to one family, then this one is for you. Check my review of Whistlin' Dixie and let me know how you find it.
Another one is a tremendous book, one I would love to spread word across the globe if possible. The Dream Shelf is also a love story. But the love story here is of a child to their parent. An amazing book with a beautiful story. Check out my review of The Dream Shelf and prepare to be amazed by Jeff Russell

No Safety in Numbers
The Vigilante Poets of Selwyn Academy Little Brother

I just read The Book of Ivy
it was really good! I would recommend it!

Natalia wrote: "Hi! Does anyone have historical YA recs? I'm thinking medieval, Dickensian, old west, roaring twenties, or maybe interesting 20th century settings like the Berlin Wall?

I've read WWII and Victoria..."


The whole story does not take place in the past, but you get good chunks of it (late 1800's in the first book and early 1900's in the second). Really awesome series, I highly recommend them.

If you like Dystopia, like the Hunger Games and Divergent, try the Arrow's Flight Series. The first two books are already out. Breeder and The Archer Great series so far!

Bethany wrote: "Hi, I'm new. LOVE YA stuff. I need something good to read and wonder what some of your top three YA books are! Romance is always a plus, I'm pretty open to anything."

Try the Arrow's Flight series: Breeder and The Archer I'm so loving these books right now. I'm pushing them everywhere!

For romance and adventure:Palace of Spies
For romance and creepy suspense:All the Truth That's in Me
For romance and laughs:The Disreputable History of Frankie Landau-Banks

The Ankhs: Red Marks The Child by Amira Awaad is by far one of the best stories I've read in forever and a day!

I love everything that's fantasy, so I was excited to see someone do something so different with it. Definitely a mustread.

Sadly, it's only available on Kindle.

My Personal Favorites (Read This Year):
1.) The Fault in Our Stars
2.) The Book Thief
3.) The Selection

I just finished and it as amazing!

Hey! please help, I'm debating on whether or not I should read an Ellen Hopkins book, & Which one should I read?

Shipra wrote: "Hello! I'm looking for a new book to read. I've read the summoning series, divergent, hunger games, the program, the selection, matched, fault in our stars."

try elemental series, my sister's keeper or the mortal instruments.........

Shipra wrote: "Hello! I'm looking for a new book to read. I've read the summoning series, divergent, hunger games, the program, the selection, matched, fault in our stars."

I would totally recommend Legend by Marie Lu Legend or The Darkest Minds by Alexandra Bracken The Darkest Minds legend is the more dystopian of the 2. The darkest minds is truly amazing and hits you in the feels. Both are great so I suggest reading them both. 2 of my favorite series of 2014 :)

Zarish wrote: "Shipra wrote: "Hello! I'm looking for a new book to read. I've read the summoning series, divergent, hunger games, the program, the selection, matched, fault in our stars."

try elemental series, m..."

The infernal devices would also be a PERFECT trilogy to read! I hope you like them

Shipra wrote: "Hello! I'm looking for a new book to read. I've read the summoning series, divergent, hunger games, the program, the selection, matched, fault in our stars."

So suspenseful you'll read them all in one sitting!
No Safety in Numbers No Easy Way Out No Dawn Without Darkness

I'm just throwing out this title - it's not "popular" per say but I'm halfway through and absolutely love it so far. I would definitely recommend Legacy by Ellery Kane... go look it up! DOOOO IT.

Yes, I recommend two excellent YA novels.

The first is All the Broken Pieces by Cindi Madsen. This story ought to make people think, regardless of age, and is an intriguing book.



The second is Cuts Run Deep by Amber Garza. This story is an urgent must read for teens and parents, especially. It's real, with issues teens deal with in reality, and has flawed characters. There is so much depth and a lot to talk about, I recommend Cuts Run Deep for all book clubs, as well.

I'm looking for a book that will introduce me to the fantasy genre. Nothing too dense ... but great world building.

Joi wrote: "I'm looking for a book that will introduce me to the fantasy genre. Nothing too dense ... but great world building."
Two new series (Both by first time authors I think) Both books have very unusual and fascinating worlds.
The Goblin Emperor
The Glass Sentence

Beverly wrote: "Joi wrote: "I'm looking for a book that will introduce me to the fantasy genre. Nothing too dense ... but great world building."
Two new series (Both by first time authors I think) Both books have ..."

Thank you so much

Muhammed wrote: "guys it looks so good but also so childish so if anyone read it
please tell me what you think about this : A Monster Calls"

That book is amazing. Seriously, read it.

Tommy wrote: "Muhammed wrote: "guys it looks so good but also so childish so if anyone read it
please tell me what you think about this : A Monster Calls"

A Monster Calls is NOT childish. It is unforgettable! Destined to be a classic.

That book is amazing. Seriously, read it."

I highly recommend the Bound series by Stormy Smith!

Hey guys, I'm in desperate need for a few fantasy dreamwalking books!! like, REALLYREALLY desperate! Any suggestions?? thank you!

Lan wrote: "Hey guys, I'm in desperate need for a few fantasy dreamwalking books!! like, REALLYREALLY desperate! Any suggestions?? thank you!"

Have you read: Daughter of Smoke & Bone
Days of Blood and Starlight
Dreams of Gods & Monsters

Beverly wrote: "Lan wrote: "Hey guys, I'm in desperate need for a few fantasy dreamwalking books!! like, REALLYREALLY desperate! Any suggestions?? thank you!"

Have you read: Daughter of Smoke & Bone, with characters having the ability to walking into others' dreams aka "dreamwalking".
P.S: Daughter of Smoke & Bone is toally a MUST-READ!

Lan wrote: "Hey guys, I'm in desperate need for a few fantasy dreamwalking books!! like, REALLYREALLY desperate! Any suggestions?? thank you!"

Dreamwalking? I'm thinking that The Diviners by Libba Bray would be a good one for you. And following the DOSAB recommendation from above, you should read The Girl At Midnight by Melissa Grey out this April! They've got the same vibe going, in my opinion and you might enjoy that.

Here is a very good Horror for you guys. Misleading Reactions: Torment and Sin It chills it thrills and it kills. Misleading Reactions Torment and Sin. $0.99 amazon ebook or £0.99 amazon ebook. Well worth the read or you can even download the first three chapters on goodreads oh yes.

Hey all, I really want to get into more high-fantasy novels rather than the YA books with Fantasy 'edges' to them. I see books such as Game of Thrones and some other popular books written by Brandon Sanderson (Mistoborn specifically) which have constantly been recommended to me, but I want to start off gradually and small I suppose. Unless that is one of you would say that reading books from either of those series first would help.

So recommendations would be lovely!

Lan wrote: "Hey guys, I'm in desperate need for a few fantasy dreamwalking books!! like, REALLYREALLY desperate! Any suggestions?? thank you!"

Have you read ? It and the 2 sequels out(the last book in the series comes out early next year) are super good/interesting.

The Gone series by Michael Grant is great for any one that loves dystopian novels and super powers!

Daisy wrote: "The Gone series by Michael Grant is great for any one that loves dystopian novels and super powers!"

I love the series ;)

I am currently reading : Forget Me Not by Carolee Dean.
I love how she writes!
its a novel written in a verse forum.
the book is about a girl (ally) who loves hers Best friend brother and picture get leaked of her.
its just an amazing book. very relatable to teens.

The Unremembered series is amazing I could not put it down

Anything whatsoever by Diana Wynne Jones, god bless her little dead Welsh soul. In particular:

Howl's Moving Castle
Castle in the Air
The Homeward Bounders
Charmed Life
The Lives of Christopher Chant

I would recommend this one :)

Dead to the World - Sacrifice

Mansi wrote: "Hey all, I really want to get into more high-fantasy novels rather than the YA books with Fantasy 'edges' to them. I see books such as Game of Thrones and some other popular books written by Bran..."

Snow Like Ashes is a good one!

Dominic wrote: "Anything whatsoever by Diana Wynne Jones, god bless her little dead Welsh soul. In particular:

Howl's Moving Castle
Castle in the Air
[book:The Homeward Bou..."

Oh my gosh, I love Howl's Moving Castle!

I just finished Cinder, i loved it! I was planning to catch up on the throne of glass series this summer. But after reading this all i want to do is continue the lunar chronicle series, I don't know what to do! any suggestions?

more than this and all the bright places

I've read shadows on the moon. It's super awesome! Powers, lots of hardships, romance, and a lot character development. It's a great page turner and I love it so much and I'm sure you all will too :). The way the author wrote the book makes you feel like you're actually there and it's so wonderful and it's like you can see what's going on! It's such a great book

Natalia wrote: "Hi! Does anyone have historical YA recs? I'm thinking medieval, Dickensian, old west, roaring twenties, or maybe interesting 20th century settings like the Berlin Wall?

I've read WWII and Victoria..."

Try the infernal devices series. (Like MORTAL INSTURMENTS) Its set in Victorian times. Red ruby I believe its called goes back in time to Victorian times/20th century

Steampunk Chronicles set in that time era as well.

Piper wrote: "I just finished Cinder, i loved it! I was planning to catch up on the throne of glass series this summer. But after reading this all i want to do is continue the lunar chronicle series, I don't kno..."

Keeop going with the lunar series.. its really good! Im awaiting the next book for the series to come out!

I'm looking for more verse books to read. well, other then Ellen Hopkins.
I'm love some recommendations. :)