Reacting to Cosmopolitan's Best 100 YA Books | Did They Get It Right?!?

i have read two books from her now and they're not bad books but the writing style and i just we just don't click and i don't think that i would put a song below water on here

i love american street but we're talking a hundred books y'all like literally we're talking 100 books now we're just talking about favorites

i hated this book like sabbah to hear just don't like this book

i know i love this book it's one of those things where you're so torn because it's a book that you loved and then the author does some really just wild stuff

i did not like the character development or the storytelling of this book at all it was not a favorite

i really enjoyed children of blood and bone but i think that tomi adeyemi just crashed and burned with the second book

now i read daughter smoking bone it was not memorable to me i just it wasn't the best thing

dread nation by justin island i wouldn't put it on the list and i was kind of middle of the road without one

out of what i've read by tiffany jackson i don't know if i would include crone if grimm would be my would be my choice

okay so i like this book and this is one of those earlier books with mental health representation it's been a while since i've read this book so i don't know if it's great mental health representation

long way down is definitely one of my favorites by him i don't know if that would be the one that i would select if i ended up reading his entire bibliography

it is a book that focuses on a black boy a black teen boy as a main character which we don't necessarily always get a lot of those and then it addresses toxic masculinity in a very interesting way i really enjoyed my read of not so pure and simple

i do agree with this statement released in 2001 the book remains completely timely and thought provoking i would agree

i've read everything that karen mcmanus has published y'all everything that she has published i have read and i think she does some interesting things because you don't find a lot of in the past you wouldn't have found a lot of really great y thrillers and mysteries

i would include pet by a quick msa i love that book i think it is one that people should everybody should read regardless of age definitely a short book that i think packs a heck of a punch

i think i gave it three stars when i read it i was not a huge fan of simon

it's not written like any why a book that i've ever read before and it's one that a lot of people do not acknowledge and emily xr pan is a fabulous writer

the hazelwood by melissa albert absolutely not that book is so dry

i think elizabeth acevedo definitely deserves to be on this list i just don't know which book of hers i would choose but i enjoyed the poet x

as much as i did enjoy the taking of jake livingston i don't know if this would be the 100 best why books that everyone needs to read regardless of their age

this is my america by kim johnson trauma book one of my favorites but very trauma very trauma based

it's been a year since i read one nipple met rishi but i really didn't enjoy it