My 16 year old teenage daughter loved the video series and after watching it she asked me to get her the set of 3 books. Her asking me to buy her books literally made me laugh for a quick moment because she hates reading! I’ve spend a decade trying to get her to read and it’s a struggle to even get her to pick up a book! She read all 3 of the books in this series in less than a week. I was shocked! I figured she’d read a few chapters and then forget about it but she sat in the recliner all week because she simply could not put these down! It doesn’t matter if your child/teenager likes reading or not, these books are great! I can’t give my opinion as an adult because I didn’t read them but based on the fact that my teenager (who hates to read and never finishes books) loves these as much as she did, I highly recommend them! Arrived on time in excellent condition too! -Jackie C
Price: 9.36
14. We'll Always Have Summer
The final book in the New York Times bestselling YA series from the author of To All the Boys I’ve Loved Before, about a girl who can't make up her mind about the two great loves of her life. We'll Always Have Summer
Reader Review:
As a 39 year old mom of 2, you wouldn't think that this series would be my cup of tea. Oh, how wrong you would be! Jenny Han has a way of making you feel every emotion in the best way possible. My grown-up heart was reminded of the days of first loves and dreaming about what future lie ahead. For anyone that enjoys YA books, this series is an absolute must! Have your tissues ready for tears of all kinds! -Kristen G. Shortt
Price: 9.31
15. Regretting You
It all started with a letter, a list of five words. It ended with a death. The words, from a mother to her daughter, were meant to bring happiness, to form a bond across the miles.
Reader Review:
I am in awe of Colleen Hoover. I have read all her work and I have always thought she is such a brilliant writer. But she ALWAYS shocks me again after her newest book comes out. When you think she’s written her very best, BOOM! She gives you another masterpiece. My favorite books of hers will always be Slammed, because my daughter and I bonded over that book and our mutual love for CoHo has given us great topics of conversation over the characters Colleen creates, and November 9. I will always have a special place in my heart for that story. Oh, Ben. Le sigh. But I went through so many emotions with Regretting You. I was so angry, I was sad, I wanted revenge, I was so happy for the characters. Ugh! It was such an emotional ride and I loved every minute of it. I won’t give away anything except to say, and I hope you’re reading this Colleen, I will never have a son in law because my kid is waiting for THE Dean Holder, THE Will, THE Miller. And well... those boyfriends will be tough to find out here in the real world. LoL! Guys. Make sure you read this book. Everyone needs to read it -CristinaBonV
Price: 10.84
16. Confess: A Novel
At age twenty-one, Auburn Reed has already lost everything important to her. In her fight to rebuild her shattered life, she has her goals in sight and there is no room for mistakes. But when she walks into a Dallas art studio in search of a job, she doesn’t expect to find a deep attraction to the enigmatic artist who works there, Owen Gentry.
Reader Review:
This book grabbed me from the first chapter and wouldn't let me go. I don't know how Colleen does it but her words grab at a place deep inside you and when the story is over and the book is finished, you have a book hangover for days -tara
Price: 11.43
17. The Outsiders
THE OUTSIDERS is the award-winning, classic coming-of-age story of Ponyboy Curtis and his greaser friends, Johnny and Dallas, who live in the fictional town of Tulsa, Oklahoma.
Reader Review:
I grew up in the mid 50’s and 60’s in the Southwest. I was always aware that there were gangs around and that they fought each other and got into trouble, but they never impacted my life. I enjoyed this novel very much because it rang true about life in general during this period and because it was so well written. I was halfway through the book before I learned that it had been written by a young girl. I grew up with three brothers, one older, 2 younger and the novel’s young men felt “real” to me. -Claire Dodson
