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December 30th, 2009
10 in ’10 Teen Chick Lit Challenge – Kay’s reading list!
Okay, now I get to share my own reading list for the 10 in ’10 Teen Chick Lit Challenge. Good times!
I absolutely LOVE teen chick lit, so I’ll be adding tons of additional books to my list. But here’s my starting line-up for the challenge to give me my first ten. Some of these are books on my TBR shelves and some are books I have on pre-order.
But again, that’s just for starters. Some of the teen chick lit books I was really looking forward to in 2010 (Hex Hall by Rachel Hawkins and A Most Improper Magick by Stephanie Burgis) I’ve already read, so they won’t count. But I’ll include them in spirit. Be sure to add your blog post to Mr. Linky and grab the logo above to show you’re playing!
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A 16 year old outsider gets tapped to join a secret society of good populars dedicated to defeating the mean girls of the world.
On shelves now! IndieBound   I’m the author of teen fiction that I wish was based on my real life. My debut novel    
 #1 – GOOD GRIEF by Lolly Winston #2 – THE HUNGER GAMES by Suzanne Collins #3 – CATCHING FIRE by Suzanne Collins #4 – THE NAUGHTY LIST by Suzanne Young #5 – THE MAGICIAN’S ELEPHANT by Kate DiCamillo #6 – WINGS by Aprilynne Pike #7 – EIGHTH GRADE SUPERZERO by Olugbemisola Rhuday-Perkovich #8 – THE MIRACULOUS JOURNEY OF EDWARD TULANE by Kate DiCamillo #9 – HOW TO TRAIN A DRAGON by Cressida Cowell #10 – THE SEASON by Sarah MacLean #11 – THE SEVEN RAYS by Jessica Bendinger #12 – WHISPER by Phoebe Kitanidis #13 – SHADOW HILLS by Anastasia Hopcus #14 – NIGHTSHADE by Andrea Cremer #15 – MOLLY MOON’S INCREDIBLE BOOK OF HYPNOTISM by Georgia Byng #16 – GRACELING by Kristin Cashore (This is a second reading which is super rare for me. One of my all-time faves!) #17 – FIRE by Kristin Cashore #18 – THE REPLACEMENT by Brenna Yovanoff #19 – HEIST SOCIETY by Ally Carter #20 – NEED by Carrie Jones #21 – BRIGHTLY WOVEN by Alexandra Bracken #22 – CAPTIVATE by Carrie Jones #23 – PROPHECY OF DAYS by Christy Raedeke #24 – THIS WORLD WE LIVE IN by Susan Beth Pfeffer #25 – THE LOST SYMBOL by Dan Brown #26 – PLAIN KATE by Erin Bow #27 – THE OVERTON WINDOW – by Glenn Beck #28 – THE THIEF by Megan Whalen Turner #29 – PARANORMALCY by Kiersten White #30 – THE DUFF by Kody Keplinger #31 – MOCKINGJAY by Suzanne Collins #32 – ONLY THE GOOD SPY YOUNG by Ally Carter #33 – THE LONELY HEARTS CLUB by Elizabeth Eulberg |
This is a great list! So many of these are on my mental “to read” list.
Thanks, Andrea! I’m ridiculously excited for the challenge because it gives me an excuse to read my favorite kinds of books even when I’m on deadline.
Firstly, I also love YA chick lit. The new and unusual situations seem endless and I’m in awe of the unique ‘voice’ most of the authors present.
Secondly, I find YA cover art beyond clever and endlessly fascinating. It’s so very different from any other genre.
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Isn’t chick lit a blast, Maureen? It’s hands down my favorite genre of YA to read. Love, love, LOVE it!
Awesome Idea!
Fun, no? I knew this would be right up your alley, Jennifer.
Rock on, chick lit, rock on!
What a great idea! Now I have a better excuse to get some more new books!
Absolutely, Krysten! Would love to have you aboard.
Be sure to link in your own list so we can see it via Mr. Linky!
I really enjoyed The Espressologistby Kristina Springer is felt fun and fresh.