Young Adult [YA] and New Adult [NA] Literature
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I want to read through actually compelling character development and mutually gained respect between FMC and MMC. So many of enemies to lovers books I've read have the MMC doing like 3 asshole things and then he is immediately redeemed and he starts acting like he was a misunderstood good guy all along. Romance can be a subplot, but again I don't want meaningless physical attraction to be the…
The title says it all! :D Is there any book you were literally obsessed with? Or not particularly? submitted by /u/Dwenya [link] [comments]
I'm about halfway through the book and thought this was a series, but I see that the next book (while it has a cover) doesn't have a concrete release date? Just curious if anyone has heard any updates about the book or the author since its release, as I've found nothing online after a cursory search through google/reddit. submitted by /u/gz_art [link] [comments]
This is my current list of book series I want to read soon! A lot of the series on here are rereads, but honestly, rereading books I already love helps me a lot with my chronic illness. When my brain/energy isn’t cooperating, it’s much easier to pick up a story I already know and love. ❤️ I’m still looking to add some new YA mystery/thriller series and YA fantasy series to the list! For…
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I'm looking for YA fantasy or contemporary recommendations for someone who wants to get into reading,. Ideally, something fast paced with an irresistible premise that makes it impossible to put down. What single book completely pulled you in and started your reading journey? submitted by /u/PeachesBlooms [link] [comments]
I got this book back in 2009/2010 about a Native American boy who attends a school up north who finds a lake with a dark secret. Something is lurking under the surface of the black water. (SPOILERS: It’s a giant centipede-like creature.) The book itself was called something like “The Dark Lake”, but that is not the title is based on an internet search. Might‘ve been ”The Black Lake”. it has been…
I've dropped several books in the past because when the couple realizes their feelings for each other and start dating it just loses all its charm for me. I realized what I enjoy most is the "will they won't they" phase where there is still some character development happening and FMC and MMC are coming to terms with their feelings for each other. Like I couldn't care less about couple drama…
Hello all! I am looking for book recommendations that match my reading tastes. Below are some of my highest-rated reads, my 4- and 5-star reads. ⭐ Six of Crows by Leigh Bardugo (so sad the show had to end; I wanted to see the heist) Monstrous by Jessica Lewis Their Vicious Games by Joe Wellington Burn Down, Rise Up by Vincent Tirado Cinder by Marissa Meyer (loved this!) The Maze Runner by James…
Humanity has always believed the world belonged to us. Then winter arrived. In Fairview, the cold refuses to leave. People disappear, animals behave strangely, and creatures that should exist only in myths begin to return. While seventeen-year-old Emma searches for answers, her blind sister, Isabella, senses something ancient awakening. Across the world, nine teenagers discover strange marks…
