13 Must-Read Young Adult Books Out in September
Although we’re still a little bummed that bikini weather is over for the year, the new fall season does have its perks. Along with indulging in Starbucks’ iconic PSL and finally being able to throw on an oversized sweater and some leggings and call it a day, there are plenty of cozy reading weekends in store. Here are 13 new young adult novels out this month that would pair perfectly with a warm autumn beverage and a toasty fireplace… we’re just sayin’.
1. The Gracesby Laure Eve ($11): This just might be the novel to cure your post Harry Potterblues. A can’t miss new read about a glamorous family of witches, Laure’s newest adventure features stellar characters, a page-turning plot and a twist you WON’T see coming.
2. Dessert Firstby Dean Gloster ($14): Teenage life is hard… especially when your kid brother is in his second leukemia relapse and your bone marrow might be his only chance at survival. Detailing the mishaps of growing up with a believable and heartbreaking tragedy, Dean Gloster’s newest tale will definitely pull at your heart strings.
3. The Readerby Traci Chee ($16): Bloggers, reviewers and publishing professionals are swooning for this new novel by Traci Chee — and for good reason! In a world where it’s unheard of, one young girl discovers that reading might be the key to everything (duh!).
4. Hogwarts: An Incomplete and Unreliable Guide, Short Stories from Hogwarts of Power, Politics and Pesky Poltergeists and Short Stories from Hogwarts of Heroism, Hardship and Dangerous Hobbiesby J.K. Rowling ($3 each): As soon as you think the Wizarding World is over for good, J.K. Rowling draws us back in with a new magical goodie. Although these three books are only available as ebooks, the Pottermore Presents series are sure to be a welcome addition to any muggle’s collection.
5. The Onesby Daniel Sweren-Becker ($11): When 17-year old Cody and James were born, they were randomly selected to receive genetic engineering. Now, with the government deeming them second-class citizens, they join a radical group to protect their own.
6. Three Dark Crownsby Kendare Blake ($11): Part Hunger Games, part Red Queen… this awesome fantasy novel about three magical triplets who have to battle each other for the crown is definitely a must-read this fall.
7. And the Trees Crept Inby Dawn Kurtagich ($10): If you’re looking for a fall read that will force you to sleep with the lights on, this is it. A terrifying novel about a mysterious red house and the people trapped inside it, horror fans need to pick up a copy of this sure winner ASAP.
8. Falling Over Sidewaysby Jordan Sonnenblick ($13): A knockout read for anyone who loves a good chuckle, Jordan’s newest novel is sure to inspire a few belly laughs. Although the novel tackles serious issues, its charm and authentic humor will keep you laughing throughout.
9. Tales of the Peculiarby Ransom Riggs ($15): As a companion to the much-anticipated Miss Peregrine’s Home for Peculiar Children movie that premieres at the end of this month, Tales of the Peculiar invites readers to indulge in the stories that started it all — with sidebar notes from the ward of Miss Peregrine, of course.
10. As Old As Time: A Twisted Taleby Liz Braswell ($13): With all the hype surrounding Disney’s new live-action Beauty and the Beast, this twisted tale tells a slightly different story… one that finally unveils the true origin of Belle’s mysterious mother.
11.The Memory of Things: A Novelby Gae Polisner ($11): Told with the backdrop of the horrifying events of September 11, this heartwarming tale of spontaneous kindness, new friendship and relentless determination is sure to become an instant favorite.
12. Kids of Appetiteby David Arnold ($12): A big-hearted book that will make you nostalgic for your teen years, Kids of Appetite will leave you cry-laughing until the very last page.
13. Crooked Kingdomby Leigh Bardugo ($11): The highly anticipated sequel to Six of Crows, Leigh Bardugo’s newest novel will take you right back to the dangerous streets of Ketterdam. You’ll probably want to get comfy for this hot read, TBH.
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