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Top Ten Tuesday: Books to Read if Your Book Club Likes YA Fiction


Top Ten Tuesday is a weekly meme hosted by The Broke and The Bookish. This week's topic is ten books to read if your book club likes X. This week I think I'm going to go for an easy option with YA fiction as there is so much variety.

One Was Lost

Asking For It

My Life Next Door

The DUFF

The Fault in Our Stars

Tragedy Girl

Flawed

The Truth

Fangirl

Firsts


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  1. I really want to read Firsts. It sounds like my kind of book! I love TFioS, Fangirl, and The DUFF. Great list!

    My Top Ten

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    1. Firsts is such a good book with a great message. I would highly recommend it to every teenager. Thank for visiting!

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  2. A great category, there is s much good YA fiction. All genres and Fangirl is one I really liked.

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    1. Yeah there really is! And so much variety in genres too.

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  3. Asking for It and Firsts made my list too!! I also LOVED Fangirl and my book club did too :)

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    1. That's great to hear! Asking For It is definitely one of the best books I've read this year (but I don't think I could read it again).

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  4. Rainbow Rowell has quickly become a favorite of mine. :)

    Lauren @ Always Me

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    1. That's great to hear! I've only read Fangirl so far, but I do have a copy of Carry On that I NEED to read.

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  5. YA is so strong right now and I love that!

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    1. I know! So many blogs posting lists of YA reads just now.

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