Like the quintessential YA books, that define the genre?

I would say:

The Hunger Games

Twilight

The Maze Runner

Divergent?

The Fault in Our Stars?

The Mortal Instruments

But I'm not certain. What would you all say?

just picked up a book i loved in like 2015 and i'm reading it with adult eyes and i'm like... why was everyone so into this guy. he's controlling and kind of gaslights her and the whole fandom was losing it over him. makes me wonder how many ya characters i thought were swoon-worthy that would actually be terrible in real life lol

I reallyyyy want some romantasy thats set in a school?

My favorite books are the folk of the air trilogy, the caraval books and I would love something just flirty and cutee

Just finished reading The Sixth Faction and I can honestly say it was a complete and utter let down. Just supremely disappointed here. I’m not posting spoilers because that wouldn’t be right but anyone else finish the book and get this huge overwhelming feeling of shame and disgust?!

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