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This book got me interested as soon as I started reading it if you want to try a book that would snatch your interest by the first chapter.A good suspenseful one is
I read this in almost one sitting.
This is another one that might quickly catch your interest. Hope this helps :)
Try the black mage series by Rachel Carter. Loved the whole series.
The Throne of Glass series by Sarah J Maas! It is obsessing and I love it😂 Her other series A Court of Thorns and Roses is also super good. So I would definitely give them both a try!
The Raven Cycle by Maggie Stievater (i think I spelt that wrong but oh well)
Thank you guys so much!!! These all look so good, and a lot of have on my too-big TBR list, so thank you so much for narrowing them down :)!!!
I loved Graceling and Fire, but not a fan of bitterblue. But they each have and ending so you don't have to read the third.
I just finished reading John Connolly's "Chronicles of the Invaders" trilogy. I'm a huge fan of John - mainly for his gritty Charlie Parker series - but this venture into YA is really good. Quite a slow burner in Book 1, but then I consumed the lot rapidly.
I love Richelle Mead's Vampire Academy series, but couldn't get into the spinoffs. The Elemental Series by Alex E. Carey is pretty good so far (I'm only on the second book.)
Not quite YA, but my teenage boys are reading The Kaelandur Trilogy, part of the Thrice Nine Legends by Joshua Robertson. We're all hooked!
Life as We Knew It by Susan Beth Pfeffer. I loved this series...not all the books equally, but I was totally addicted to it overall. The author did an incredible job looking at how the world would change with a natural disaster (an asteroid knocks the moon closer to our planet.)
If you really liked Six of Crows you might like The Lies of Locke Lamora by Scott Lynch, or the Chathrand voyage novels by Robert Reddick. Technically they are adult fantasy but with YA protagonists, much like Six of Crows or the Grisha stories. Brilliant series.I'd also recommend the Rebel Angels series by Gillian Philip - I absolutely love these books and I'm amazed I don't see them talked about more. The first one is called Firebrand and they chart the story of two Sidhe brothers who move back and forth between their native world and the real world. But the veil between worlds is thinning... glorious and sometimes heartbreaking adventure. Really hunky hero too.
I'm currently finishing up The Lunar Chronicles. There are 4 books and many other novellas placed in that universe. Definitely worth the read, I don't want it to be over!
Strange the dreamer is beautifully written and really interesting.
My niece just read the Royal series Paper Princess Totally not what I would expect her to go for, but she loved it and was really hooked!
Definitely the Legend series. Also... -Red Queen series (cant wait for the next one to come out!!!)
-this one may be a bit young but I really enjoyed it- The Sea of Trolls, -Shadow and Bone series is by the same author as The Six of Crows -The Young Elites
- Angelfall
-Red Rising
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Can anyone recommend a good solid series I can invest myself into?