Addicted to YA discussion

I'm going to say Code Name Verity. It's fabulous, funny, and heartwrenching.

Lucid Umbra People seems to be me.. I want to be a fandom of that. & GUYS IT'S A TRILOGY SERIES!!! I CAN'T!!!


*There's PDA, smoking, and swearing tho...but I love 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..."

Hi!
I don't know if you're still looking for recommendations since it's been a while since you posted your comment. But one of my most favourite books is The Diviners by Libba Bray and also the sequel in that series. It's set in the roaring twenties.

Looking for a good horror bok. Thanks!

Read these most recently and enjoyed

Just started and loving so far

Then I finally have to read the Court of Thorns & Roses series!

Joanna wrote: "Hello!
(Sorry for my english, it's not my first language)
I'm looking for some great books. Not just good books, not books you think are great, but then forget about them. I need some really good b..."

I have a lot of recommendations! Hope you will enjoy these books :D
Six of Crows
A Darker Shade of Magic
Vicious
The Archived
Tell Me Three Things Illuminae

Definitely go with Six of Crows. It is one of my all time favorite series.

Book 3 Severed Empire Series Review https://beavisthebookhead.com/2016/11...

I truly love Nevernight by Jay Kristoff, and recommend it to everyone who likes an unforgettable heroine, amazing plot and simply put amazing writing.

I also think you should read the throne of glass series and a court of thornes and roses + ACOMAF

Hey guys! Does anyone have recommendations for YA books with some humor in it?

I'm looking for fantasy YA with mermaids/sirens in it.
I've already read the Of Poseidon trilogy by Anna Banks and I'm currently reading the Watersong Quartet by Amanda Hocking.
Do you guys have any other recommendations for me?

The waterfire saga is a four book series set underwater with mermaids. The first one is called Deep Blue.

Janna wrote: "I'm looking for fantasy YA with mermaids/sirens in it.
I've already read the Of Poseidon trilogy by Anna Banks and I'm currently reading the Watersong Quartet by Amanda Hocking.
Do you guys have an..."

Real Mermaids Don’t Wear Toe Rings

fantasy:
A Torch Against the Night
Crooked Kingdom

romance:
Me Before You

historical fiction:
The Kite Runner
The Kitchen God's Wife

classics:
The Handmaid's Tale
And Then There Were None

nonfiction:
The Diary of a Young Girl

@ Louise and Teresa: thank you guys! I'll check them out! (:

Hello everyone, I need something to read! I was just scrolling down my to-read shelf and nothing quite looked interesting. I have read and reread my fave books this year, and I desperately need some suggestions! I love paranormal romance. My fave authors are Sarah J Maas (ToG and aCoTaR), Kresley Cole and Nalini Singh.

Janna wrote: "I'm looking for fantasy YA with mermaids/sirens in it.
I've already read the Of Poseidon trilogy by Anna Banks and I'm currently reading the Watersong Quartet by Amanda Hocking.
Do you guys have an..."

The Lost Voices trilogy by Sarah Porter is about mermaids. It's a little dark, but I enjoyed it.

Laura wrote: "Janna wrote: "I'm looking for fantasy YA with mermaids/sirens in it.
I've already read the Of Poseidon trilogy by Anna Banks and I'm currently reading the Watersong Quartet by Amanda Hocking.
Do yo..."

Thanks, I'll check it out. (:

Alexa wrote: "Hello everyone, I need something to read! I was just scrolling down my to-read shelf and nothing quite looked interesting. I have read and reread my fave books this year, and I desperately need som..."

http://whatshouldireadnext.com/isbn/1... check this site out, I entered Kresley cole and got these results

Simlar books to nightshades and. Wolves of the beyond and unwind

Similar books to unwind and Hatchet (Brian's Saga, science-fiction adventure Survival Dystopia Fantasy Downsiders similar books

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Janna wrote: "Laura wrote: "Janna wrote: "I'm looking for fantasy YA with mermaids/sirens in it.
I've already read the Of Poseidon trilogy by Anna Banks and I'm currently reading the Watersong Quartet by Amanda ..."

You're welcome! :)

Hi

What would you recommend for someone who hates love triangles? I need a strong heroine, a swoon-worthy hero, a HEA and NO love triangle!
Thanks!

Melanie wrote: "What would you recommend for someone who hates love triangles? I need a strong heroine, a swoon-worthy hero, a HEA and NO love triangle!
Thanks!"

Hey!
I would recommend Ruby Red (Precious Stone Trilogy) by Kerstin Gier and Cinder (The Lunar Chronicles) by Marissa Meyer.

Hi all! I was wondering if anyone could recommend some recent YA fantasy type books or series.

I just finished reading Three Dark Crowns and Red Queen and now I'm currently reading The Bone Witch. Just looking for something to read next!

Thanks (:

Okay, so I want to read something creepy, but not TOO creepy, y'know? I loved The Maze Runner for many reasons, but the number one was probably how freaky the Grievers seemed to me. I'm interested in zombie apocalypse or alien invasion, but The 5th Wave and World War Z are out for different reasons. Anything come to mind?

Nova wrote: "Okay, so I want to read something creepy, but not TOO creepy, y'know? I loved The Maze Runner for many reasons, but the number one was probably how freaky the Grievers seemed to me. I'm interested ..."

You might be interested in I Am Number Four or Cinder. They're both sci-fi. The first one's creepy sometimes, and the second has a really creepy antagonist. Hope you find something you enjoy.

Joanna wrote: "Hello!
(Sorry for my english, it's not my first language)
I'm looking for some great books. Not just good books, not books you think are great, but then forget about them. I need some really good b..."

You might like:
All the Bright Places
Six of Crows
Fangirl (since you like Rainbow Rowell)
The Hunger Games
Cinder

I hope you find something you like.

BookishBoy wrote: "Hey, guys!
I'm thinking if I should start reading The Selection. What do you guys think? Is it a good series?"

I love what I have read of the series so far aka the first three books. I defiantly recommend the series based on what I have read so far.

Nova wrote: "Okay, so I want to read something creepy, but not TOO creepy, y'know? I loved The Maze Runner for many reasons, but the number one was probably how freaky the Grievers seemed to me. I'm interested ..."

Have you tried Enclave by Ann Aguirre ? I really enjoyed them.
Also, the Newsfeed Trilogy by Mira Grant , these are not for everyone but i loved them! I have reread them several times.

Also, feel free to browse my read books shelve, you might find some that you like in there.

Happy reading!!

Hate List read this a few yrs ago it is about a school shooting, but a diferent POV
Running Lean
girl is recovering from bullying and by trying to control her life she is consumed by food, I felt her pain as she fights an eating disorder and the daily life of being a teenager HIGHLY RECOMMENDED
Dangerous Girls At first seems like a ripped from the head lines story and a cliche spring break trip, This is much more than that, we are given a look at obsessive friendship that is bordeline controlling as for the murder the trial is in a forgein country which is very different from the US legal system

also check out my shelves, I have a five star shelf let me know if you have questions about books read

BookishBoy wrote: "Hey, guys!
I'm thinking if I should start reading The Selection. What do you guys think? Is it a good series?"

Personally, I didn't like it. I'm more of a fantasy/contemporary (opposites, I know, right?) kind of girl, though. If you like romance/ sort of dystopian, I think you might like it. If you're interested in it, though, I think you should definitely give it a shot.

May sound strange, but Im looking for a book with the brother dynamic, like in Fallen Crest High, Midnight Star or Trickery-the curse of the gods (really good book by the way). If you have any suggestions please let me know, thank you!

Caraval It's the first in a series. But it was a lot of fun. Made me think of Alice in the Wonderland cross with a game like Hunger Games. Plus MAGIC. I can't wait for the next one.

It depends on your mood (I am definitely a mood reader), but I'm in love with the Legend Trilogy at the moment. It's good for boys and girls and is lots of fun to read!

I'm looking for a good YA contemporary romance to read. I'm currently reading The Distance Between Us by Kacie West but it's becoming really disappointing for me. If you have any suggestion, please let me know!

Have you read anything by Anne Eliot? I'm loving How I Fall (funny and whimsical). Almost was very serious but also good. Or Amy Harmon's Making Faces or A Different Blue? Any of the Amy Harmon's are good! :-)

L.J. wrote: "Have you read anything by Anne Eliot? I'm loving How I Fall (funny and whimsical). Almost was very serious but also good. Or Amy Harmon's Making Faces or A Different Blue? Any of the Amy Harmon's a..."

Never heard of these, but I'll add them to my TBR list to check them out later! Thanks!

:-) You're welcome!! I've found a lot of great new books just by scrolling through the Addicted to YA discussion board the last couple days.

I just started reading two new (to me) series that I'm really enjoying.
1) The Summoner Trilogy by Taran Matharu
2) Falling Kingdoms by Morgan Rhodes.

I recommend them both.

Recently, I've read and would recommend

Simon vs. the Homo Sapiens Agenda
Emmy & Oliver

and, a little less recent, but amazing nonetheless

Saint Anything
and anything else by Sarah Dessen.

I just finished

Lips Touch: Three Times
by Laini Taylor

Its actually really cute, it includes these fairy tale type of stories.

I would also recommend
Trickery

Cute clutzy character. She has a really funny thought processing.

I'm facing a crappy reading slump and i need a fantasy book w/ some romance in it (just please no love triangles) Thanks!

Yasmeen wrote: "I'm facing a crappy reading slump and i need a fantasy book w/ some romance in it (just please no love triangles) Thanks!"

What type of fantasy do you like? High fantasy, epic fantasy, urban fantasy...?

probably urban fantasy

Yasmeen wrote: "probably urban fantasy"

I recommend Shadowland by Meg Cabot. It's the first book in a series about ghosts and it's super easy to read (I found it really fast pacing and helped me to get out of my reading slump). It's short, there's no love triangle - the main character meets multiple boys throughout the series but it's never "i don't know who i love the most" situation so she has only one solid love interest. It's cheesy, but I consider it my guilty pleasure to read.

Thanks Fefe! i'll check it out

Star-Touched Queen❤️