YA recommendations!

[BraxLimbo]

Looking for some YA books. either series or not, fantasy or romance, anything is cool. Thanks!

[lowky]

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tithe:_A_Modern_Faerie_Tale
urban fantasy


http://www.amazon.com/Meta-Superhero-Novel-Series-Book-ebook/dp/B00GCICW6O
Superheroes

[BraxLimbo]

urban fantasy



Superheroes

Can you give the general plot of Tithe?? I know I've downloaded an ebook before but I'm not sure if I actually read it. LOL thanks!

[lowky]

urban fantasy



Superheroes

Can you give the general plot of Tithe?? I know I've downloaded an ebook before but I'm not sure if I actually read it. LOL thanks!

Possible spoilers but https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tithe:_A_Modern_Faerie_Tale#Plot_summary

[danooli]

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tithe:_A_Modern_Faerie_Tale
urban fantasy


http://www.amazon.com/Meta-Superhero-Novel-Series-Book-ebook/dp/B00GCICW6O
Superheroes

lowky, I modified your post to fix the hyperlinks I hope that's ok?

[danooli]

Due to a recommendation by kibitzer, I got the first few books of the Cherub series by Robert Muchamore for my nephew a few years back. He loved them, so I read them too, and have been adding to his collection every since.  

Here's the first book synopsis: CHERUB spies, 17 and under, hack into computers, bug houses, download crucial documents, and Do Not Exist. James, recently orphaned, is their newest recruit, and brilliant in math. After 100 days grueling training, his mission begins.

[lowky]

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tithe:_A_Modern_Faerie_Tale
urban fantasy


http://www.amazon.com/Meta-Superhero-Novel-Series-Book-ebook/dp/B00GCICW6O
Superheroes

lowky, I modified your post to fix the hyperlinks I hope that's ok?

always, if I screw something up feel free to fix it, as it's never intentional.

[BraxLimbo]

urban fantasy



Superheroes

Can you give the general plot of Tithe?? I know I've downloaded an ebook before but I'm not sure if I actually read it. LOL thanks!

Possible spoilers but https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tithe:_A_Modern_Faerie_Tale#Plot_summary

I just realized I haven't finished reading this one. LOL thanks!

Due to a recommendation by kibitzer, I got the first few books of the Cherub series by Robert Muchamore for my nephew a few years back. He loved them, so I read them too, and have been adding to his collection every since. 

Here's the first book synopsis: CHERUB spies, 17 and under, hack into computers, bug houses, download crucial documents, and Do Not Exist. James, recently orphaned, is their newest recruit, and brilliant in math. After 100 days grueling training, his mission begins.

Thanks! Checking this out...

[ramonvine]

Any series by Rick Riordan is good.

[Fenrix]

I just recently re-read the beginning of the Myth series by Robert Aspirin, and they hold up remarkably well. I really enjoyed these growing up, and continue to as an adult. The first three are excellent and the fourth is rather good. I've made a goal for 2018 to read all the books I currently own (a substantial chunk of the 18-volume set) even the later books that are not as fondly considered.

[elfridaauston87]

I am much late to reply, but I hope my reply will help you in the future, well I read
1. The Lightning Thief by Rick Riordan
2. The Hunger Games by Suzanne Collins 
3. City of Bones (The Mortal Instruments) by Cassandra Clare
4. The Outsiders by S.E. Hinton

I found these best YA novels with full of thrill and I collected them from Back to School Coupons because I found much stuff under one roof, I suggest you must try to read at least one of them.

[RevHy]

"Absolute Brightness" by James Lecesne (co-founder of the Trevor Project) is a great book. First person account of a child's disappearance.

"Wolf Hollow," as I guess everyone knows. Lauren Wolk.  I haven't read her latest.

But I'd like some help finding humorous novels (a la Sophie Kinsella)