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It's that time again! Happy I read YA week! The blog I wrote for I read YA week last year is fitting this year as the theme is #YAStandsFor, and my blog was all about Why #IReadYA. The year before that, I listed ten YA books that people should be reading.
Now I'm going one step further. I'm going to list my top twenty-five YA stand-alone books and series. Every book/series on this list should be added to your TBR list immediately! They are phenomenal!
(In case you were wondering, they're alphabetical by author.)
- The Reapers are the Angels - Alden Bell
- Anna Dressed in Blood duology - Kendare Blake
- The Perks of Being a Wallflower - Stephen Chbosky
- The Hunger Games trilogy - Suzanne Collins
- Before I Die - Jenny Downham
- Just One Day - Gayle Forman
- Gone series - Michael Grant
- Paper Towns - John Green
- The Fault in Our Stars - John Green
- Unearthly trilogy - Cynthia Hand
- Lorien Legacies series - Pittacus Lore
- Warm Bodies series (including the prequel) - Isaac Marion
- Chaos Walking trilogy - Patrick Ness
- Before I Fall - Lauren Oliver
- Divergent trilogy - Veronica Roth
- Harry Potter series - J.K. Rowling
- Daughter of Deep Silence - Carrie Ryan
- The Forest of Hands and Teeth trilogy - Carrie Ryan
- The Wolves of Mercy Falls series - Maggie Stiefvater
- I am Not a Serial Killer series - Dan Wells
- Rephaim series - Paula Weston
- The Art of Being Normal - Lisa Williamson
- 5th Wave trilogy - Rick Yancey
- Dustlands trilogy - Moira Young
- The Book Thief - Markus Zusak
Now I'm not saying these are the top twenty-five ever; they're just my current top twenty-five. I know for a fact there are a few books on my TBR list that'll make it onto this list. That's one of the great things about YA. When you think it can't get any better, a book comes along that blows you apart, breaking you and fixing you all at once.
And that's why I read YA.
If there's a book that made you feel this way that I don't have on my list, please let me know! I live for that kind of YA!
Molly Looby
Author / Editor in Chief at Molten Publishing / Freelance Editor / Writing Coach / Reviewer / Blogger / Wrimo / Movellian / ZA Ready
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