[Dael.K]

Below are books I've recommended
combined with books recommended by you.
It's all listed in alphabetical order
by the author's last name.
Feel free to contribute,
by leaving the title(s) and author's name(s)
(with some comments if you'd like)

= highly recommended


Hailey Abbott:
Summer Boys
After Summer
Next Summer
Last Summer

Amelia Atwater-Rhodes:
The Kiesha'ra Series

Jodi Lynn Anderson:
Peaches

Laurie Halse Andersen:
Speak
Twisted

Kelley Armstrong:
The Summoning


Frank Beddor:
Looking Glass Wars

Ron Benrey,Janet Benrey:
Little White Lies

Liz Berry:
The China Garden

Malorie Blackman:
Noughts and Crosses

Judy Blume:
Summer Sisters

Ann Brashares:
Sisterhood of the Traveling Pants

Libba Bray:
Great and Terrible Beauty Series

Kate Brian:
Private Series
The Princess and the Pauper
The V Club
Lucky T
Megan Meade's Guide to the McGowan Boys
Sweet 16

Niki Burnham:
Do-Over
Royally Jacked
Spin Control
Scary Beautiful

Morgan Burke:
The Party Room Series


Meg Cabot:
The Princess Diaries Series
Victoria and the Rogue
Nicola and the Viscount
1-800-Where-R-You Series
Mediator Series
Ready or Not
Teen Idol
Pants on Fire
Avalon High

Deb Caletti:
Honey, Baby, Sweetheart
Wild Roses

Kate Cann:
California Holiday
Grecian Holiday
Spanish Holiday
Mediterranean Holiday
Diving In
In the Deep End
Sink or Swim

Cecil Castellucci:
Boy-Proof

Elizabeth Chandler:
Summer in the City
I Do

Stephen Chobsky:
The Perks of Being a Wallflower

Cassandra Clare:
City Of Bones
City Of Ashes

Catherine Clark:
Icing on the Lake
So Inn Love
Maine Squeeze
The Alison Rules

Jan Coffey:
Tropical Kiss

Susan Colasanti:
When It Happens

Suzanne Collins:
The Hunger Games

Caroline B. Cooney:
Time Travelers Series

Jane Yolen and Bruce Coville:
Armageddon Summer

Melissa de la Cruz:
The Au Pairs Series
Blue Bloods, Masquerade Series

Marianne Curley
Old Magic

Annette Curtis
The Siliver Kiss


Zoey Dean:
A-List

Sarah Dessen:
This Lullaby
The Truth About Forever
Someone Like You
That Summer
Keeping The Moon
Just Listen
Lock and Key

Cameron Dokey:
How Not to Spend Your Senior Year

Wendelin Van Draanen:
Flipped

Lois Duncan:
Stranger With my Face
Summer of Fear





Terri Farley:
Seven Tears Into the Sea

Tina Ferraro:
Top Ten Uses for an Unworn Prom Press

Aimee Friedman:
South Beach
French Kiss
Hollywood Hills
A Novel Idea



Christopher Golden:
Body Bags Series

Caroline Goode:
Cupidity

Suzanne Weyn & Diana Gonzalez:
South Beach Sizzle

John Green:
Looking for Alaska
An Abundance of Katherines

Bette Greene:
Summer of My German Soldier

Emily Griffin:
Something Borrowed
Something Blue (the sequel)



Charlaine Harris:
Sookie Stackhouse Series

Emma Harrison:
Tourist Trap

Lisi Harrison:
The Clique Series

Rachel Hawthorne:
The Boyfriend League
Thrill Ride
Caribbean Cruising
Love on the Lifts
Island Girls (and Boys)

Justina Chen Headley:
North of Beautiful

Ellen Hopkins:
Crank
Glass
Burned
Impulse



Eva Ibbotson:
The Secret Countess
aka The Countess Below Stairs



Maureen Johnson:
Girl At Sea
Devilish
Suite Scarlet



Melissa Kantor:
If I Had a Wicked Stepmother, Then Where's My Prince?

Marian Keyes:
This Charming Man

Sophie Kinsella:
Confessions of a Shopaholic
The Undomestic Goddess
Can You Keep A Secret


Annette Curtis Klause:
Blood and Chocolate
The Silver Kiss

Kathe Koja:
Kissing The Bee

Gordon Korman:
Jake Reinvented
Son of the Mafia

Nancy Krulik:
Ripped at the Seams
She's Got the Beat



Charles de Lint:
The Blue Girl

Cohn List:
Nick and Norah's Infinite Play

E. Lockhart:
The Boyfriend List
The Boy Book (sequel)
Fly on the Wall

Barry Lyga:
The Adventures of Fanboy and Goth Girl



Carolyn Mackler:
The Earth, My Butt, and Other Big Round Things

Lisa Mann:
Wake

Melina Marchetta:
On the Jellicoe Road
Saving Francesca
Looking for Alibrandi

Megan McCafferty:
Sloppy Firsts
Second Helpings
Charmed Thirds
Fourth Comings

Kelly McClymer:
Getting to Third Date

Robin McKinley:
Sunshine

Stephanie Meyer:
Twilight Series

Sue Monkkidd:
The Secret Life of Bees

Jaclyn Moriarty:
The Year of Secret Assignments
The Murder of Bindy Mackenzie



Kien Nguyen:
The Tapestries



Micol Ostow:
30 Guys in 30 Days



Lisa Papademetriou and Chris Tebbetts:
M or F?

Francine Pascal:
Caitlin 3x Trilogies

James Patterson:
Sundays at Tiffany's

Ridley Pearson:
Kingdom Keepers

Jamie Ponti:
Animal Attraction

Philip Pullman:
His Dark Materials



Marsha Qualey:
Just Like That



Dian Curtis Regan:
Princess Nevermore (for younger teens)

Louise Rennison:
Georgia Series
Angus, Thongs, and Full Frontal Snogging (and the books after it)

Rick Riordan:
Percy Jackson and the Olympians series

J.K. Rowling:
Harry Potter Series

Laura Ruby:
Good Girls



Ellen Schreiber:
Vampire Kisses
Kissing Coffins
Vampireville
Dance With a Vampire

Elizabeth Scott:
Bloom

Darren Shan:
Darren Shan Saga
Cirque the Freak

L.J. Smith:
The Forbidden Game Series
Dark Visions Trilogy
Night World Series
Secret Circles Series
Vampire Diaries

Daria Snadowsky:
Anatomy of a Boyfriend

Nicholas Sparks:
A Walk to Remember
The Rescue
At First Sight
Dear John
The Notebook
The Choice
Nights in Rodanthe

Jerry Spinelli:
Star Girl

Laurie Faria Stolarz:
Blue is for Nightmares Series



Janet Tashjian:
The Gospel According to Larry
Vote for Larry!
Fault Line

Gail Tsukiyama:
The Samurai's Garden





Vivian Vande Velde:
Companions of the Night



Scott Westerfield:
Peeps
Uglies, Pretties, and Specials Trilogy

Laura Whilcomb:
A Certain Slant of Light

Virginia Euwer Wolff:
Making Lemonade
True Believer







Gabrielle Zevin:
Elsewhere
Memoirs of a Teenage Amnesiac

Cecily von Ziegesar:
Gossip Girl
It Girl

[JenniFOO]

I love reading teen books too. I'm such a sucker for them. You and I seem to have the same taste in books (judging from your list). If you really enjoyed Maine Squeeze & Caribbean Cruising, I'm sure you'll like:
- Icing on the Lake; Catherine Clark
- Tourist Trap; Emma Harrison
- The "Diving In" series; Kate Cann
- Love on the Lifts; Rachel Hawthorne
- Thrill Ride; Rachel Hawthorne
- Anatomy of a Boyfriend; Snadowsy (This book wasn't too bad. It's a very mature teen book though. Not pervy or anything, but more explicit than most teen books)
- Twilight Series; Stephanie Meyer HIGHLY RECOMMENDED!!!, if youre an avid teen book reader, and have not read this? You are for sure missing out. It is an amazing series!

Yeah those are the few books that I'd recommend. I've read lots of teen books (Its a guilty pleasure haha I love teeny bopper books) but those are the ones from the top of my head; theyre the ones that really stood out to me. I would definitely urge you to check those out if you haven't already.

[xmissingyoutoday]

My favorite teen fiction books:

Princess Diaries series - Meg Cabot
Twilight, New Moon - Stephanie Meyer(sp)

Please try and read them! Especially the last one
I have a lot more favorites, I just can't remember them and don't feel bothered enough to go hunting for the titles.. xP;

[vc1188]

I REALLY love the Sisterhood of the Traveling Pants series. There isn't a whole lot of romance, but the friendship part is VERY good. There's a lot of smart humor too, which I like

[spark1ing_diamondz]

-Twilight series by: Stephenie Myer
-The Au Pairs series by: Melissa de la Cruz
-Blue Bloods series by: Melissa de la Cruz
-A Great and Terrible Beauty series by: Libba Bray
-Peeps by: Scott Westerfield
-The Sisterhood of Traveling Pants series by: Ann Brashares
-Meg Cabot books in general (Avalon High, Pants on Fire, etc.)
-Of course Harry Potter series by: J.K. Rowling
-His Dark Materials by: Philip Pullman
-A Walk to Remember by: Nicholas Sparks

[Myss Blewm]

In general I like reading teen fics. I really really liked "The Sisterhood of the Traveling Pants". I remember when I was actually a teenager I browsed across it and I didn't think I'd like it. But then I saw the movie and then began reading the books. I'm glad that the movie was able to convince me to read the books because I really would have missed out!

As for the Twilight series.....I know there are a lot of people who enjoy it but....for some reason I just really didn't enjoy it. Don't get me wrong. It was well written and very romantic but......I don't know.....I guess my expectations were for something much darker? Since most vampire books I've read have been more dark and sinister than romantic. Please don't hate me!!

And I recently read "The Adventures of Fanboy and Goth Girl" by Barry Lyga. It's a book about a comic geek and you see what he goes through in high school and then he meets this girl, a goth. It's pretty dark, it really makes you understand what it's like for kids in high school now. But it's also really funny.

[Justalilodreamer]

And I recently read "The Adventures of Fanboy and Goth Girl" by Barry Lyga. It's a book about a comic geek and you see what he goes through in high school and then he meets this girl, a goth. It's pretty dark, it really makes you understand what it's like for kids in high school now. But it's also really funny.

this one sounds interesting, i think im going to check it out thanks!

[<3goesDOKIDOKI]

i love the georgia series by LOUISE RENNISON.
they're british teen books. about "secondary school" & dating.
they're super short, probably takes an hr to read one.
but i find them hilarious. (& im 21 lol the heroine of the book starts at like... 15-16)

the first one is called angus, thongs, and full frontal snogging.
i think theres 8 of em total. and ive read them all <3

other than that, i dont really read too many teen, teen romance books...

[twinkle_l0ve]

lol more about teen life
GOSSIP GIRL <333

[Moox]

You can also read Sarah Dessen's books.
They're mostly about love, friendship, and lessons in life.

Hmm... I also liked Elizabeth Scott's book Bloom.
You can read that too.

[Myss Blewm]

this one sounds interesting, i think im going to check it out thanks!

If you ever read it, tell us what you think about it.

i love the georgia series by LOUISE RENNISON.
they're british teen books. about "secondary school" & dating.
they're super short, probably takes an hr to read one.
but i find them hilarious. (& im 21 lol the heroine of the book starts at like... 15-16)

the first one is called angus, thongs, and full frontal snogging.
i think theres 8 of em total. and ive read them all <3

other than that, i dont really read too many teen, teen romance books...

Oh my gosh!!! I forgot about those!! I love reading about Georgia and the Ace Gang!! Really funny series and I remember reading parts from the books out to my friends and we were all laughing our butts off. I can't wait for next year to get the next book!

[ti_na]

i like teen books, it a light read.

I really recommend the series by STEPHENIE MEYER!

Also, i recommend the title The Earth, My Butt, and Other Big Round Things by Carolyn Mackler. i don't know i found this really funny and my friend who sat next to me in class was reading it. she recommended to me and we became really close friends from this book. we end up discussing it a lot. Thus, a beautiful friendship. haha.

umm...

i also like Sarah Dessen books especially This Lullaby

one more, i like the Goddess of the Moon series.. its kinda cheesy but it somehow attracted to me. Its a mixture of charm and buffy, friendly style... lol.

[deeta]

I loved Teen books since junior high, but have been gravitating away from that, somehow. Which is a shame, cause they're so fun. My own favorites are:

-Harry Potter: Well, duh. I first read it back in 7th grade, and I was crazy about it. Surprisingly, I still went nuts when the last book came out. I still love it.
-The Princess Diaries Series: I'm not sure if it's me, but reading book 5 onwards just felt like an obligation. It's like, well, I've read 4 books anyway, I should read more. The thing is, the structure of the books is the same in all of them. And it bored me after a while. But all things aside, they're still good. This is one of those books/movies combination that I love both. Usually I love the book OR the movie, rarely both. In this case, tho, both are actually really enjoyable.
-The Traveling Pants Series: I love that the author's writing style is a bit more mature than usual Teen books. The series deals with a lot more complicated matters, but still manages to convey its innocence. Also, the fact that the series is made up from 4 different POVs helps us to get into their heads more. We see so different characters and a wide open chance to many opinions. Gotta say that this series should really be more popular cause it is in a whole other level that ordinary Teen books.
-Freshmen Series: This one is OLD!! I remember seeing its published date was like 1987 or something. I read it a long long time ago, and even then, it was already hard to track them, cause most bookstores didn't have it anymore. But still, it was such a fun read.


Hehe, I actually hate the Stephenie Meyer's series. I've read many fanfictions that are a lot better than that.

[~neh~long~]

i feel like everyone is going to mention TWILIGHT.NEWMOON.&ECLIPSE by stephanie meyer. of course they're AWESOME books, some of my favorite.. but here are some OTHER (maybe even better) ones though:
Meg Cabot/ Jenny Carroll (<- her penname) writes amazing books! all of her books are recommended, esp. AVALON HIGH. fuses a little King Arthur myth into it. i was into the princess series when it first came out but after the fourth or fifth book i just dropped it.. but pick up her Mediator series,, oh the supernatural~<3
Sarah Dessen ROCKS. her books are more realistic and really touching. each one has such an awesome story. i recommend ALL of her books, can't wait for her to write more!
i'll come back when i think of more authors i love.
--
oh right, if you love vampires, which i'm sure you do, read the Bluebloods series by Melissa de la Cruz. it's an interesting take on the elite vampire world XD

[yoh]

It's really weird - as a teenager, I enjoyed reading the more adult novels but now that I'm not considered a teenager anymore, I'm reading more YA novels. But here are some that I've enjoyed:

-The Perks of Being a Wallflower: I think a lot of people should've read this book by now.
-Most of Francesca Lia Block's novels: They're not always easy to understand but her writing is always very captivating and her portrayal of everything is so beautiful.
-Angus, Thongs, and Full Frontal Snogging (and the books after it): Great book and great British humor.
-Armageddon Summer: I just really liked it.
-The China Garden: I really enjoyed reading this book and even bought it because I wanted to have a copy.
-Most of Meg Cabot's novels: Most of the series books that she writes are pretty interesting and humorous.

[Rikayla]

Meg Cabot FTW. All her novels are hilarious, except for the The Princess Diaries series~ *lol* I like her young adult novels better. They're more realistic.

Megan McCafferty, anyone? Her first novel, Sloppy Firsts is pretty good if you're looking for something a little more mature than a typical young adult novel. The entire Sloppy Firsts series is really good, especially if you were able to follow it as they came out. It showed the evolving characters as they grew up "with you".

[sub.lime]

I love teen romance type books, I'm a total sucker for them

Confessions of a Shopaholic by Sophie Kinsella. Its actually a series called the Shopaholic series and its pretty interesting. It's about an adult in her mid twenties that has a shopping problem and ends up with crazy debts. She tries everything to pay off the debts but nothing ever works and the debt keeps accumulating. Very cute series about shopping, love, and...shopping LOL.

Little White Lies by Gemma Townley. Very cute book. A Novel of Love and Good Intentions

[lingaz]

GOSSIP GIRL BY FAR THE BEST
OR THE IT GIRL AND ALSO AU PAIRS

[Rainie_Days]

It's nice to see that there are so many Meg Cabot fans~ I find the books hilarious especially the princess diaries, LOL.

Some other teenage classics for girls is Louise Rennison's books...which is a series like the Princess Diaries, it's hilarious too

Jacqueline Wilson books are really famous over here...but neh, I can't read any in so long because I've grown out of them, lol! But some books portrays reality.

I love teen romance type books, I'm a total sucker for them

Confessions of a Shopaholic by Sophie Kinsella. Its actually a series called the Shopaholic series and its pretty interesting. It's about an adult in her mid twenties that has a shopping problem and ends up with crazy debts. She tries everything to pay off the debts but nothing ever works and the debt keeps accumulating. Very cute series about shopping, love, and...shopping LOL.

Little White Lies by Gemma Townley. Very cute book. A Novel of Love and Good Intentions

LOL, I've read that book too! It's really sweet, and I just love the character...I don't know how to describe her!

[kyo.]

On the Jellicoe Road - Melina Marchetta. Bit of mystery, bit of romance. The guy sounds so hot! Highly recommended!