I read mostly fiction but the ‘older’ I grow the more I find my reading tastes shifting. Over the past year, I’ve gone from never reading non fiction books to actually, actively seeking them out. I am still primarily a YA reader though so today, I decided to combine these two vastly different areas of the market and do a little recommendation post based on fav YA books!
If you like:
Read:
The following two tabs change content below.
Rashika has been tired since 2013. There are very few things that spark joy for her besides a nice cup of tea, warm, baked goods, good books and good TV shows. She is here to pile onto your giant TBRs and to-watch lists. Offer her a cookie and she might be nice to you.
Latest posts by Rashika (see all)
- Not a Good Addition to the Series: Alone in the Wild by Kelley Armstrong - January 29, 2020
- A Mixed Bag: Scavenge the Stars by Tara Sim - January 20, 2020
- Light-Hearted and Thoughtful: The Right Swipe by Alisha Rai - December 18, 2019
- Romance Mini Reviews #5: Trio of Contemporary Goodness - December 10, 2019
Blog design by
Amanda
I love this idea! Great recommendation. I hope you continue with this as a series (if you aren’t already – new follower!) 🙂
Mrs. Bookdragon
This is a great idea!
Lisa @ NatureImmerse
Yes. Important. Ladies, the science supports some of what you already know. But! Some of what maybe you think you know isn’t supported by the data. The first 75% is not too cheerful, but the last quarter is 1) really heartening and 2) really USEFUL. Share this book with your loved ones.