If you like J.K. Rowling and want another youthful hero story, I recommend Knightly Academy by Violet Haberdasher.
If you like Jane Austen and want to read a spin off of her work, I recommend An Assembly Such As This by Pamela Aidan.
If you like Stephanie Perkins and want to read a European adventure romance, I recommend 13 Little Blue Envelopes by Maureen Johnson.
If you like Suzanne Collins and want to read another dystopian series, I recommend Divergent by Veronica Roth.
If you like Libba Bray's Great and Terrible Beauty series, I recommend Revolution by Jennifer Donnelly.
If you like Gail Carson Levine and fairy-tale retelling, I recommend anything by Robin McKinley.
If you like Megan McCafferty and are looking for another series about the perils of adolescence, I recommend the Alice series by Phyllis Reynolds Naylor.
If you like the Nancy Drew series and want another good mystery, I recommend The Ruby in the Smoke by Philip Pullman.
And that is all I have you lovely people today! This Top Ten Tuesday has been difficult! Happy reading!
I've been working on "retelling fairy tales" posts for work! It's so much fun to find out more about both Gail Carson Levine and Robin McKinley (and Alex Flinn & Shannon Hale)!
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One of my friends actually introduced me Robin McKinley"s work! Hope your posts are going well!
Deletegreat recommendations. I'll have to check out a few. I love both Levine and McKinley. kaye—the road goes ever ever on
ReplyDeleteThe only Levine I've read is Ella Enchanted. I'll have to check out more of her work! I really liked your post too!
DeleteGreat picks. I love Suzanne Collins' The Hunger Games series, and totally agree Divergent is pretty awesome and would be excellent reading after that.
ReplyDeleteDefinitely! And there are tons of other great dystopian out there to read after that!
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