Birthday Book Haul Fantasy Science Fiction Horror Thril Winner 117,671 votes. divine rivals. by. rebecca ross (goodreads author) a massive booktok sensation, rebecca ross’ divine rivals introduces a genuinely fresh new fantasy world featuring vengeful gods, the horrors of war, and the power of love—all kinds of love. the book also extols the virtues of old world correspondence (writing letters!). 5) nayareadsandsmiles. a pioneer within the booktube space, nai’a kamehanaokala perkins is a young adult—specifically, young adult fantasy—book lover who uses her channel to share everything about her current reads, most anticipated books, and reading habits. while nai’a has always used her channel to champion authors and creators of.
Birthday Book Haul So Much Sci Fi Fantasy Bookhaul Youtube I focus mainly on reviewing books and doing fun and sometimes weird reading challenges and giving book recommendations. i read a wide range of genres and age types (middle grade, young adult, and adult), and mostly focus on fantasy, science fiction, thriller horror, hard hitting contemporary, lots of mangas and graphic novels, some non fiction and a little itty bit of romance. 18. extasia by claire legrand. from new york times bestselling author claire legrand comes a new, bone chilling ya horror novel about a girl who joins a coven to root out a vicious evil that’s stalking her village. perfect for fans of the handmaid’s tale and the grace year. her name is unimportant. Winner 48,212 votes. rule of wolves. by. leigh bardugo (goodreads author) perennial contender leigh bardugo earns her second gca win with rule of wolves, the concluding book in her king of scars duology, set in the innovative and sprawling grishaverse. bardugo’s nuanced stories and elaborate world building continue to break new ground in ya. Lockwood and co. by jonathan stroud is a great five book series with light horror elements. otherwise fear street is still ongoing with stine returning to the franchise sporadically. christopher pike was also a staple, churning out fun, pulpy ya horror in the 90s that have been making a resurgence.
Huge Birthday Book Haul Thank You рџ 45 Horror Extreme Horror Winner 48,212 votes. rule of wolves. by. leigh bardugo (goodreads author) perennial contender leigh bardugo earns her second gca win with rule of wolves, the concluding book in her king of scars duology, set in the innovative and sprawling grishaverse. bardugo’s nuanced stories and elaborate world building continue to break new ground in ya. Lockwood and co. by jonathan stroud is a great five book series with light horror elements. otherwise fear street is still ongoing with stine returning to the franchise sporadically. christopher pike was also a staple, churning out fun, pulpy ya horror in the 90s that have been making a resurgence. For this list of young adult science fiction books, i chose to include dystopians with science fiction based worlds, as well as books that include both science fiction and fantasy elements. all ya sci fi books descriptions in quotes are from goodreads, unless indicated otherwise. Dangerous girls by abigail haas. anna and her friends are spring breaking in aruba, having the time of their lives until anna’s best friend is found brutally murdered. now, anna is accused of the crime and everyone—their friends, the police, and even the media think she’s at fault. she maintains her innocence, but the truth isn’t nearly.
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