Dedicated to all the bookworms out there.

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Hello my fellow bookworm!

This book is full of interesting book recomendations straight from my bookshelves!

There will be some book series, stand-alones, romance, fantasy, poetry, YA and more, so I hope you'll be able to find at least one book to add to your reading list :)

- Ada

1. The Land Of Stories Series by Chris Colfer

If you are someone who enjoys the nostalgia of your favorite fairy - tales, an amazing adventure and ever wondered what happend after the 'happy ending', the book series The Land Of Stories by Chris Colfer are the perfect start of a an unforgettable book experience for you.

Chris Colfer

The first book, The Land Of Stories 1: The Wishing Spell follows the story of two siblings - Alex and Conoor Bailey - throughout their magical journy in The Land of Stories - a world where all of the characters from our childhood memories live their lives after their supposedly 'happy ever after'. Sounds like a dream, doesn't it? Well, maybe... but there is a problem, The Land of Stories is an a lot more dangerous place than any of us could ever imagine. And now, with the threat of a possible return of an old enemy, Alex and Connor need to find a way out back to the human world as soon as possible. But it won't be easy.

The series has in total eight books with special sequels or prequels written by the autor.

2. The Six Of Crows Series by Leigh Bardugo

This series is oficially for people around the 15+ age group, but i would also recommend them to 13+ teenagers .

If you liked Harry Potter, but want something new, thriling, with dark fantasy, a wholesome plot and amazing characters, these books were made just for you.

In Ketterdam, the city of Kerch and the centrum of trade is Kaz Brekker, also known as Dirtyhands a criminal and an important part of one of the city's dangerous gangs -The Dregs. And a man who accepted an impossible mission. His job is to break into the Ice Court and liberate prisoner. Sounds

Leigh Bardugo

easy, right? But the Ice Court is one of the most places in Fjerda. That's why he will need special help of other five people to join him to complete this crazy and suicidal task. They are only six of them. A criminal, a spy, a runaway, a sharpshooter, a convict, a fighter. Can they come together, leave it all behind and make it out alive?

The characters are settled in a fictional fantasy world inspired by the Dutch Republic in the seventeenth century,

The Series has only two books for now ( Six of Crows ans Crooked Kingdom ), but the author themselves proclaimed that they still haven't given up the idea of compliting it into a trilogy.

3. Girl in Pieces by Kathleen Glasgow

I would definitely not recommend reading this book to someone under 15 years or to a person with a sensitive personality. It contains mentions of self-harm, suicide, rape and other topics that aren't appropriate for some people.

This book is about a girl. A girl in pieces. A girl who cut. A girl that survived.

Charlie ended up at a Center that helps her recover. It's been about a year since then and now she is going back out to the real world. But will she survive after everything what happened? After everyone she lost? Can she really go out again, to find herself and

Kathleen Glasgow

a way to live even if she's broken?

This book is terribly realistic. It's heavy, real, dark, full of sorrow and loneliness, but beautiful at the same time. It's not about self-harm, it's about the after and how hard it actually is to accept it and learn how to live again instead of just existing.

4. I'll Give You The Sun by Jendy Nelson

This book is for the people who like art, YA and have a love-hate relationships with fictional characters.

This is a story about Noe and Jude. Twins.

They are both thirteen, never the same and completely united.

Noe is always drawing. He finds out he's gay and falls in love for the first time with a boy who is fascinated with the space and wears a hat all the fricking time. Jude is brave and loud. She jumps off cliffs, goes surfing with older boys and wears

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make-up. She loves her grandmother and makes her own clothes.

They are united, soulmates and want to get into the same artschool. But then something changes them and their lives.

Now they are sixteen and alone. Noe is dating a pretty girl and plays football.

Jude cut her beauiful hair and now she is the one who is in their dream art school.

The book is told by two views. One by a thirteen year old Noe an the other by a sixteenth year old Jude. Together they create a story about love, family and everyone else that comes and goes, but always leaves something behind.

5. Poetry

If you are new to poetry then i would recommend these two authors: Amanda Lovelace and Rupi Kaur. Both of them write beautifully about different topics in distinct ways. One of the styles will definetely catch your heart.