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Top 10 Books for People Who Don’t Normally Read YA Contemporary

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Yay, Top Ten Tuesday is back with new topics starting this week!  For those unfamiliar with it, Top Ten Tuesday is a fun weekly meme hosted by The Broke and the Bookish. This week’s topic is Ten book recommendations for ______________: (Skies the limit here…examples: for Hufflepuffs, for fans of Game of Thrones, for people who don’t normally read YA, for animal lovers, for video game lovers, etc.

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Since I’ve been reading and loving a lot of YA contemporary books lately, I decided to come up with a list of some amazing books that I think people who don’t usually read YA contemporary would love.  All of these are favorites of mine.  Some are light and fun, while others are more serious and shine a much-needed spotlight on important social issues and, in some cases, mental health issues.  All of these books are so good that I think they could turn any reader into a fan of YA contemporary even if it’s not usually your thing.

 

Top 10 Book Recs for People Who Don’t Normally Read YA Contemporary

 

1. THE HATE U GIVE by Angie Thomas

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2. SIMON VS. THE HOMO SAPIENS AGENDA by Becky Albertalli

 

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3.  SAINTS AND MISFITS by S.K. Ali

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4. ALL THE BRIGHT PLACES by Jennifer Niven

 

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5. THE UPSIDE OF UNREQUITED by Becky Albertalli

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6. WORDS IN DEEP BLUE by Cath Crowley

 

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7. EVERYTHING, EVERYTHING by Nicola Yoon

 

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8. THE FEMALE OF THE SPECIES by Mindy McGinnis

 

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9. UNDER ROSE-TAINTED SKIES by Louise Gornall

 

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10. FANGIRL by Rainbow Rowell

 

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Question: What books would you recommend to someone who doesn’t normally read YA contemporary fiction?