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I've been trying to get back into book reviewing but it's soo difficult when I can't find any books that really interest me anymore. So this is definitely an SOS! If you could please, I'd love for you to tell me about some books that you think I might be interested in.
Here are my preferences, to make it easier on you.
-I'm a huge fan of Sarah Dessen. I Love her works and similar
-I like realistic fiction. I'm not much into paranormal and fantasy, although I have read and did like twilight, harry potter, half magic =) a wrinkle in time...
-I read mainly YA fiction, something I can relate to
-I like historical fiction. I'm really loving the luxe and the season and such.
-I like the RoComs. they are so much fun to read
-I like short chapters better than long but i won't discriminate against long chapters. =)
-I like Meg Cabot and Sharon Creech also.. anything similar too
-I like diary style books too..
-I don't know.. hope i'm not too picky. But i really just like the teenage love relationship problem issues type books.
-I also liked Go Ask Alice even though it was soo raw and scary.
But yea, I guess that's pretty much it. hope you guys can help me and I wasn't soo picky and such. Thank YOU Guys!!
ALTER KHALSY
3 months ago
3 comments:
I'm just going to throw out some suggestions of books that I've really enjoyed:
Sweethearts by Sara Zarr
Love, Rosie by Cecila Ahern (This is technically an adult book, but judging by your preferences I think you'd really enjoy it. It's about two best friends, a boy and a girl, named Rosie and Alex. The novel spreads throughout their whole life together and is told all in emails, letters, im's, etc. It's one of my favorite books of all time.)
The Year of Secret Assignments by Jaclyn Moriarty
True Believer by Nicholas Sparks (or anything by him, if you're looking for romance.)
Thirteen Reason's Why by Jay Asher (if you haven't already, read this one! It's totally worth it.)
Anything by John Green, for he is amazing.
Razzle by Ellen Wittlinger (This one's a little old, and it's been a few years since I've read it, but I remember reading it and liking it a lot.)
Leaving Paradise by Simone Elkeles
...And now I'll stop. I should put an end to this comment before I ramble on forever.
I hate getting into a reading slump. Sometimes nothing sounds good. I just two YA books from an author I haven't read before but they sound good. I read a little of one but haven't finished it yet so I can't tell you much but I liked the humor in it.
- Hot Mess
- Slept Away both by Julie Kraut
I also just finished a very cute story that was paranormal romance (but light on the paranormal, it's a magical town). I liked that one a lot and it sounds like many others have too.
- Casting Spells by Barbara Bretton
My review
Good luck!
I would suggest Eva Ibbotson's teen selections, Sorcery and Cecilia if you haven't gotten around to that one. I'll try to think of some more.
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