YA gets a lot of hate, but what about it do you like? Read any recently? What's your favorite?
>inb4 John Green
>>8051397
Mexican kids growing up in the 80's. Sort of like John Hughes movie when they were fresh. there is a magical realism element but it's used as a vehicle for the characters' story.
You can compare this to Diaz's Wonderous Life of Oscar Wao, but it's actually good. there are plenty of references to pop culture of the time, but it's used well unlike the former.
>>8051456
It's always nice when writers can use pop culture while not being completely and utterly cringe worthy
I like John Green, fight me
>>8051793
location
>>8051397
Daniel x wasn't bad for a young reader
>at least the first one
I can't safely say the sequels weren't terrible despite me reading them (they left little in the way of an impression on me).
>>8051397
I liked the Eragon series the most out of the "YA' variety of novels. Although, as of lately I've been reading some 40k books and I'm taking a shining to Gaunt's Ghosts.
Is this good? Heard it on the BEE podcast with that Pettyfer bloke
>>8052566
the free verse poem is certainly bad
i sing what i see, eskimo way
Daniel x
I am number four
Maximum ride
Charlie Bone
Septimus Heap
Artemis Fowl
Percy Jackson
Enders game
His dark materials
Mistborn
Reckoners
Skulduggery Pleasant
Rithmatist
Abhorsen
Witch and wizard
The iron fey
Nightside series
>>8051397
That was a good book, much better then her earlier writings.
>>8051397
Nothing and no. It just shouldn't be read past a certain age.
