Playing with fire is always going to hit you in the face and leave you with scars that you can’t wipe away. And it hurts, even more, when it’s caused by people who you used to love. Then, you have to hide it from your friends. What would they think of you?
The novel has depth and the overall story is very well-developed. It is perfect for readers who want a mix of action and mystery.
If you want to write real, learn it from Bukowski.
The Punjabi poet lived through turbulent times and continues to be read widely today.
With “The Hate U Give” set to hit theatres soon, here are a few more books in young adult fiction that should be getting the Hollywood treatment next.
A story of perseverance and never losing sight of family and friends, even in the wake of a storm, this novel provides for a heartfelt, impactful, and emotional YA novel
Mental Health, Racism, and Prejudice all in a fantasy novel you did not expect to relate from.
This book will make you wish it never ended.
Four people make a surprising alliance to save each other from the inevitable end.
Solo is an inspiring story that’s about finding your true identity and how separating yourself from people holding you back can produce good results.
The Killer in Me is a psychological thriller that asks which is more terrifying: “the possibility that your nightmares are real or they begin and end with you?”
The first book in the Lockdown series is great for people into suspense, cliffhangers and action. Expect the unexpected
Every character in the book has a place in the story and you’re able to relate to them very well.
Mindy Kaling’s fascinating autobiography provides realism and a moving and uplifting message
This biography reveals the difficult choices and challenges an aspiring entrepreneur would face in order to succeed, and reap the rewards.
Overtime involves on and off ice problems of a teenager named Charlie Joyce
Beyond has many bone chilling moments that will leave you with nightmares.
This book dives into your roots and spirituality to help you achieve a better understanding of why the way we think deprives us of a better life.
A mysterious being that falls from the sky and ends up falling for a girl.
Jandy Nelson demonstrates how a writing style could bring out the best in a story.
