It lived up to the hype! It’s Leo Tolstoy’s Anna Karenina reimagined and it feels a lot like a mix between Gossip Girl and Crazy Rich Asians.Īnna K is living any teenager’s dream life on the Upper East Side. This was recommended to me by Katharine McGee (author of The Thousandth Floor and American Royals) and I was incredibly excited to read it, especially upon hearing that HBO is already developing it into a TV show. These are in no particular order! Click the titles to shop the books! Tell me your favorite Young Adult reads (especially dystopian fantasy) in the comments section). If you are looking to read more books, this post is for you.
The best YA books may be written for teenagers but appeal to everyone.
Some of the YA books I’ve read are true kids books. My favorite YA genre is definitely something dystopian/fantasy!) Over the years I have traded YA trilogies for domestic thrillers (there is nothing like a scorned ex-wife/younger new-wife drama) but I miss the days of books like The Hunger Games. It takes me back to the days of Judy Blume (I was such a fan). When I really think about it, reading YA as a twenty-something is how I found myself falling in love with reading all over again. I miss escaping into trilogies and series like The Hunger Games, The Maze Runner… even The Selection! I remember (this was probably ten years ago!) how my girlfriends and I used to stalk Eva Chen’s instagram to see what YA pick she was reading… we lived and died by her recs.
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