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Old 05-07-2008, 02:53 PM   #1
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What YA book are you reading RIGHT NOW?
Or just finished reading? I know there are a lot of threads with recommended YA books, favorites and stuff, but I'm curious to know which books people here are actually reading (whether or not they would recommend them later on).

I just finished reading What Happened to Lani Garver by Carol Plum-Ucci.

I'd never heard of it, and was surprised by how much I liked it.
(Shady and reen, I think you two would especially enjoy it: Possible angels and gender ambiguities. What's not to like?)

Please let us all know, what are you reading?

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I'm reading City of Bones by Cassie Clare.
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Just finished Keeping the Moon by Sarah Dessen.

It was well-written with some interesting, quirky characters, but a bit too much chick-lit for my taste (I read it more for homework than for entertainment).
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I LOVE What Happened to Lani Garver. So much that I went and bought it after I'd read it from the library. (I don't think Shady was crazy about it, though)

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I'm reading City of Ashes by Cassie Clare. I'm enjoying it a lot more than I did the first one because it feels like Clare has settled into the story.
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Just finished Keeping the Moon by Sarah Dessen.

It was well-written with some interesting, quirky characters, but a bit too much chick-lit for my taste (I read it more for homework than for entertainment).
I wasn't a big fan of Keeping the Moon. I like her other work better. If you haven't tried This Lullaby, give it a shot. It's my favorite Dessen.
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I'm reading City of Ashes by Cassie Clare. I'm enjoying it a lot more than I did the first one because it feels like Clare has settled into the story.
It's good to know you like the second book better, because I'm having a hard time falling in love with the first. It feels very Charmed to me, which isn't a bad thing, but it leaves me waiting for something really original to happen.
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I started Lani Garver and couldn't get into it. I tend to have a problem with her books. Haven't finished any of them.

I'm actually not reading anything at them moment, but I'm just about to start The Burn Journals and I'm quite looking forward to it.
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I read The Burn Journals and I liked it until the end. Then I was very disappointed. Only because it ended so...well, abruptly.

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well I read Maybe and it was like ohmansignlanguagedramageeksorgasmmylife so yeah, I figured I'd better read this one.
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I'm currently reading Specials by Scott Westerfeld, which is the third in a SF YA trilogy* and is depressingly good. Have just finished reading Un Lu Dun by China Mieville, which is wonderfully subversive take on many of the tropes you see in YA fantasy.

Trish - I know what you mean about City of Bones. I felt like I was having a constant attack of deja vu all the way through the book. City of Ashes is a better read because the material starts to be used in a more distinctive way and I'll probably try to get a copy of the final book in the trilogy when it comes out next year. If you're looking for something more different, then I'd recommend Un Lun Dun or Justine Larbelestier's Magic or Madness trilogy, which blew me away.

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I have between 20-30 books in my tbr pile, and an amazon order going in this week. And I am not reading anything at the moment. (Except Speak 3X a day, out loud). I am overwhelmed by life.
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I have The Book Thief by my bed, but I haven't started it.

Truthfully, the only YA I've read recently is only a WIP - really rough, not even a complete draft - slated for the launch-list of a new imprint of HarperCollins. So, basically, I like to think I'm cutting edge.

I need to get reading... This thread makes me want to read more YA. Immediately.
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I just finished This Lullaby by Sarah Dessen. I've only read one other SD book (Keeping The Moon, actually...which is mentioned above) and I must say this is my favorite of the two. She did a really good job making the two main characters realistic and completely sympathetic. Great book.

...sitting on my night stand waiting to be read are: Audrey, Wait! by Robin Benway and Airhead by Meg Cabot. From reading reviews, I have high hopes for both of these books. (And now just want finals to be over, so I can read them!)
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It's good to know you like the second book better, because I'm having a hard time falling in love with the first. It feels very Charmed to me, which isn't a bad thing, but it leaves me waiting for something really original to happen.
Yes, I had problems with a lot of things in the first book, but the story starts becoming more her own in the second book. I haven't finished it yet, though, so I can only speak for the first third or so.
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I love those books by Scott Westerfeld. Un Lun Dun restored my faith that turning a lot of YA fantasy tropes on their head can be done extremely well.
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I'm rereading Herbie Brennan's Purple Emperor. I really really really want to read Un Lun Dun, but I am having les difficulties locating it in my local BN so I might have to restort to Amazon.
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I've read Bloom and Perfect You by Elizabeth Scott. I liked them both, but Perfect You was a little better IMHO.
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I just finished This Lullaby by Sarah Dessen. I've only read one other SD book (Keeping The Moon, actually...which is mentioned above) and I must say this is my favorite of the two. She did a really good job making the two main characters realistic and completely sympathetic. Great book.

...sitting on my night stand waiting to be read are: Audrey, Wait! by Robin Benway and Airhead by Meg Cabot. From reading reviews, I have high hopes for both of these books. (And now just want finals to be over, so I can read them!)
I have not read Airhead, yet, but I LOVE LOVE LOVE Audrey, Wait! It's one of my favorites of 2008 so far.
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