Here are the amazing, awesome titles for best fiction for 2021!!! We have and will be getting most of these in 🙂 Happy Reading!2021 Top Ten Best Fiction for Young Adults2021 Best Fiction for Young AdultsFor more book and media lists from YALSA check out: http://www.ala.org/yalsa/book-media-lists
The book Patron Saints of Nothing by Randy Ribay is a very powerful thought provoking novel. It includes descriptions of grief after the loss of a loved one as well as other important messages. The main character, Jay is finishing out his senior year of high school when his parents tell him his cousin, Jun…
BANG! BANG! BANG! And just after these three explosions, Furious’s dad is down on the stage floor…dead. If you are the type of person who loves novels that include mystery, suspense, and thriller, this is the perfect book for you. Furious Jones is a twelve-year-old son of a world-famous thriller writer Robert Jones but his…
Harry Potter And The Order Of The Phoenix is an incredible book for sure. Based on its sheer size, and the vocabulary in this book is suited for more experienced and older readers. I am sure younger readers that have made it this far through the series will have a great time reading this big book.…
The Midnight Dance by Nikki Katz, an extremely breathtaking and captivating story of a 17- year-old teenage girl named Penny and how she finds put about her Master’s dark secrets. Penny was in one of the top ballet schools along with a few other girls and trained all day until Penny found the truth. Ever…
Girl, Unframed by Deb Caletti is a young adult book I would recommend to everyone. Sometimes being thrown out of your comfort zone isn’t a bad thing. It helps us grow, think of things in a new light, and can even make us exam things around us that we never noticed before. Girl, Unframed most…
He Must Like You by Danielle Younge-Ullman is a young adult book I would recommend to everyone. Libby is in her senior year of high school, trying to earn enough money through her waitressing job to make it to college next year. Her father is threatening to kick her out to start his own Air…
The novel “And Then There Were None” by Agatha Christy is a true mystery novel that leaves readers with a “classic who dun it” scenario. After reading this novel I was left with many questions, who is U.N Owen, what was the killer’s motive (apart from justice), and the and biggest question of them all,…
The Lost Carnival is a DC graphic novel that tells the story of Dick Grayson and his encounter with The Lost Carnival. I loved the way that the graphic novel had a shift in color with location, while the main character Dick Grayson is at his own circus the colors are in hues of a…
The book Of Curses and Kisses by Sandhya Menon is truly an exceptional book and very much enjoyable. The book really allowed me to imagine school life but with a twist in intentions of the main characters. Jaya and Grey have rivalry that leads back to the time of their past relatives which carries on…
The book How to Make Friends with the Dark by Kathleen Glasgow introduces Tiger and her personal journey through the pain of loss. She was living her life unlike many teens in high school and didn’t have as many opportunities to live accordingly to her desires. In her simplistic yet unique life, Tiger and her…
