Showing posts with label teen books. Show all posts
Showing posts with label teen books. Show all posts

Friday, May 22, 2026

Booklist: Books set in Paris

 


Earlier this week, I talked about a book set in Paris and realized it would be a great time to make a booklist.

There are so many more books set in Paris. It's a wonderful place to read about. Here are a few that I chose:

Two I'm excited to read and the others I have enjoyed

I had more fun creating some bookmarks:
 

 

All this makes me want to wander the streets of Paris.

Monday, November 21, 2022

Holiday Gift Ideas: YA Books


Here's my list of books read this year that would make GREAT gifts this holiday season.

This trilogy! Great for someone who enjoys puzzles.

For your artsy reader - or anyone who enjoys a good enemies to lovers trope

A sweet holiday romance 

Trading places for the holiday (not unlike the movie)

A holiday romance set on a ski slope 

Perfect for fans of Jane Austen and figure skating and sporty female reads

For those who like page turners and mysteries

For any reader who would willingly switch places with a famous person

This charming graphic novel series - especially for fans of the show.

This short story book is perfect for readers with not a lot of time. And the stories all come together in cool ways. 

Gift this one to a mystery reader! 

Another great female sports and romance read

For anyone who enjoys baking competition shows

Second chance romance with ice cream and a road trip!

Groundhog's Day movie set in college

Dating a famous person - sort of.

A fun summer romance - and dealing with grief

Re-telling of Jane Austen's Sense and Sensibility - this one is great for mystery or historical fiction fans.

Perfect for fans of reality dating shows

Hope this helps! Shop indie bookstore when you can. Stay tuned for more book ideas. 

Tuesday, December 28, 2021

Best Reads of 2021: Middle Grade and YA


I read a lot of GREAT books this year, these are some of my favorite 5 star reads

Middle Grade:













Graphic Novels:








YA:












Any of these your favorite reads this year?