I would recommend Tamora Pierce. She writes historical fiction/fantasy, and her books are amazing!
If you like queer books, and don’t mind some really heavy topics and horror, then I would recommend Andrew Joseph White. He writes books about trans boys who get turned into monsters/have to fight to exist, and along the way, they find love. Honestly, he’s my favorite author right now, but his books are REALLY emotionally intense, so be careful.
The Cruel Prince by Holly Black (series) is a little hard to get into, but after a while the plot gets good
The Young Elites by Marie Lu (trilogy) is basically a villain origin story and told from her perspective. The author does an amazing job at developing her characters!
Six Of Crows by Leigh Bardugo (duology) has great dialogue and characters
oo nice! mine's probably solitaire
thanks so much!
oooooooooooohh cool!!! yeah I've heard of six of crows and the cruel prince but never the other two i'll add them to the list!!! thanks!
I love the metaphors and similes, you did a great job conveying a really powerful message
Love this
Thank you so much!
I would recommend Tamora Pierce. She writes historical fiction/fantasy, and her books are amazing!
If you like queer books, and don’t mind some really heavy topics and horror, then I would recommend Andrew Joseph White. He writes books about trans boys who get turned into monsters/have to fight to exist, and along the way, they find love. Honestly, he’s my favorite author right now, but his books are REALLY emotionally intense, so be careful.
probably radio silence!
There’s also this collection of poetry written by teens called Leave This Song Behind which is pretty good!
Okay for YA fantasy I have:
On the more superhero side of fantasy (sci-fi?):