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26 Young Adult Fantasy Novels You Need to Read in the First Half of 2019
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I promised a second roundup of YA books with teens of color on the cover after compiling the first one in early August. Find below even more great YA books with teens of color on the cover. That representation matters. Meet Anna K. At seventeen, she is at the top of Manhattan and Greenwich society even if she prefers the company of her horses and Newfoundland dogs ; she has the perfect if perfectly boring boyfriend, Alexander W. As her friends struggle with the pitfalls of ordinary teenage life, Anna always seems to be able to sail gracefully above it all.
New Adult is an emerging market that brings readers in their late teens and early twenties, who are all too often missing from the pages of both Young Adult and Adult books, to the forefront. This may seem like cause for celebration—and it is—but in the 10 years since it first emerged, New Adult books have struggled to overcome heavy stigma. It's this stigma, and how we can push past it to make the most of this fantastic new emerging market, that we're going to talk about today.
In a year when escaping into books felt as crucial as being educated by them, these were the 25 most necessary reads we got our hands on. Add to Bag. I cannot wait for her sophomore novel to hit the shelves, or the THUG adaptation to hit the big screen. Turtles All the Way Down , by John Green Turtles came in on a wave of concentrated hype, with just a handful of months elapsing between its announcement and its release.