TOP 10 YOUNG ADULT BOOKS OF 2020 || Accidently an anticipated releases video || December 2020 [CC]

I didn't like Archenemies. I think this series should have been a duology the middle book has so much middle book syndrome like it's worth getting through because Supernova is crazy.

It becomes a thriller so quick and it's so funny and wholesome and thrilling, like I don't know how it combines all these things in a pot but it is very suspenseful and thrilling it's very wholesome and it's very funny and I really love it.

It's really great, it's perfect for October times. I mean it's perfect any time of year but if you want a seasonal like Halloween early November book like that's the book that's going to get you in the mood.

It's a really great discussion about grief and how you can both be mad and love someone you lost and also just how you rearrange your orientation with the universe with this new information. It was a really touching story.

I loved this story. I read this story in two days. It was so lyrical and lush and I loved it.

I loved this. This is again kind of like We Hunt the Flames like kind of the most similar to typical young adult fantasy but with the tropes I love and it was so good.

It feels like a story for all ages honestly, like yes it's technically coming of age young adult but I enjoyed it so much as an adult thematically. The writing is beautiful and rich but it also kind of feels like it could almost be a middle grade if it weren't for the age of the character and like some of the themes are a little heavy so you'd have to really know your middle grader and have conversations with them but I loved it and I highly recommend it physically reading or audiobook, it's really solid.

I really liked the first book. I thought it was a pretty fun introduction to this type of story.

I really loved this first book in this kind of like utopia/dystopian YA thing. It was a refreshing take on that kind of genre unfortunately for me still the best of the trilogy.

I thought this was a great finale. I devoured the end of this book.

I really liked that part and then it kind of switches into kind of like a quest story pretty quick, which I know I’m not always big on but in this case I felt there was enough character banter and interaction that it really worked and I really liked the tropes and the romance so yeah I like We Hunt the Flames.