What YA book are you reading RIGHT NOW?

I finally finished Hush, Hush by Becca Fitzpatrick and have decided to give YA paranormal romance a break for the time being because it just doesn't seem to hold anything for me (although I as always remain open to suggestions).

Have started reading Rune Marks by Joanne Harris, which I am absolutely loving. Norse mythology, magic and a nice spin on a post-apocalyptic society (in this case Ragnorak has happened and the old Gods brought down). I've had this on my to read pile for ages and only held back because I'd thought it was the first in a trilogy (it isn't) so I'm now kicking myself for being a twit.

MM

The Shifter. Good job Danthia!

reading The Summer I Turned Pretty. It's okay so far, but I'm only a little ways in. Ordered The Sky is Everywhere, and I preordered The Replacement and The Unidentified, both of which I'm really excited about!

Has anybody here tried Salt by Maurice Gee? It sounds like it would be right up my alley, but I can't find many reviews online. (The ones I've found so far are positive, though.)

And Then Everything Unraveled - Jennifer Sturman

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Linger- Maggie Stiefvater

Glimmerglass by Jenna Black

Aerie (The Fallen Series) by Thomas E. Sniegoski

Just finished Sisters Red, and it was fantastic. Can't wait to see what Pearce's next book will be.
Oh and just started The Iron Daughter, finally got my hands on a copy. I've been waiting months for this darn book!

I just got Revolver by Marcus Sedgewick. Been meaning to dig into some of his books for a while now.

BREAK by Hannah Moskowitz.

Dangerously addictive, that one. Read thru the first half in one sitting. Could have finished it, but motherly duties pulled me away.

Just finished "Freaks and Revelations" by Davida Wills Hurwin. Powerful stuff, based on a true story of a violent hate crime. But I wish there was more about how the two characters reconciled and came together at the end of the book.

About to start Manifest by Artist Arthur.

Just finished Will Grayson, Will Grayson. Freaking fabulous book. It'll stay with me a long time, and one particular line in the book may have literally changed my life. Time will tell...

Just finished the 7 volume Tomorrow series by John Marsden. Published by Pan

I've read this series 5 times. It's motivated me to attempt writing for YA. It's 50+ years since I was a YA

Finished RED GLASS by Laura Resau today. Loved how different it was from most of the YA I've read. It had some beautiful prose in it.

Holly Black's WHITE CAT was awesome.

THE LINE by Teri Hall

I'm a little late on this one, but I'm reading Howl's Moving Castle now. Also, about to start Charlie St. Cloud, but that's for a book club and I'm kinda being coerced into it

Just finished Clockwork Angel (so awesome). and I Am Number Four and am now reading Rot and Ruin.

Pamvhv:
I Am Number Four

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Is that any good? It keeps showing up in my Amazon recommendations list and the book blurb intrigues me but I'm a bit leery of blurbs that have great ideas when I find the execution is a bit meh.

MM

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Is that any good? It keeps showing up in my Amazon recommendations list and the book blurb intrigues me but I'm a bit leery of blurbs that have great ideas when I find the execution is a bit meh.

MM

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One of its writers is James Frey, the guy behind the A Million Little Pieces scandal. I don't know if that would be enough to put you off, but it had that effect on me.

(For what it's worth, I've also seen some fairly negative reviews.)

Finished Cyn Balog's Fairy Tale a while back, and my reaction is 'Umm...'. Reading Kirstin Cronn-Mills' The Sky Always Hears Me And The Hills Don't Mind, which I can't stop. I adore the protagonist!

I started Feeling Sorry For Celia this morning, and OMG. Jaclyn Moriarty, where have you been all my life?

I'm kinda liking it.

Totally unimpressed with THE LINE. Which is a shame. I really liked the concept behind it.

Now reading THE IRON KING by Julie Kagawa. Almost at 100 pages and loving it so far.