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If you liked Catching Fire, here are the top 28 books to read next:
(We also have 100 recommendations for the series: The Hunger Games)
- #1
Save:A twisty, energetic ride for YA mystery fans - and essential if you loved Shelter. Just be prepared for lingering questions and that urge to immediately grab book three!
I don’t mean little things like, say, what cereal turns out to be your favorite or whether you get into any AP classes or what girl you fall in love with or where you wind up living for the next twent...
(Also, see 39 recommendations for the series Mickey Bolitar ) - #2
Save:A short, impactful YA drama more about truth and courage than solving a crime - great for thoughtful readers, but not for hardcore mystery fans.
I yipped and dived for the bottom of the river, searching for a weapon of my own. All I saw were itty-bitty crayfish sending up puffs of silt as they backed under rocks. How had Aaron caught that mons... - #3
Save:A super intense, creepy, and addictive YA thriller packed with twists and cliffhangers. Perfect for fans of dark mysteries - just be ready to grab book three immediately!
Well, it didn’t matter. Not anymore. Not right now. Names were labels for things, the killer knew. Nouns. Person, place, thing, idea—just like you learned in school. See this thing I drink from? I giv...
(Also, see 100 recommendations for the series I Hunt Killers ) - #4
Save:Blood of My Blood is a dark, gripping, and deeply satisfying end to an unforgettable trilogy - perfect for mature teens (and adults) who love intense thrillers with rich characters and lots of heart.
And she wasn’t dead, Jazz knew, both in and out of the dream. She wasn’t dead; she was alive, and he’d said that would make him happy, but now he was hurt and he was angry and he was also—damn it!—hap...
(Also, see 100 recommendations for the series I Hunt Killers ) - #5
Save:A gripping, darkly realistic YA thriller that pulls no punches. Not for the faint of heart, but unforgettable for those who want to be challenged.
I keep thinking that I have a tunnel in my chest. The path the bullet took, burrowing through the flesh and sinew and whatever muscle the bullet encountered (I am not the macho-muscled type, not at fi... - #6
Save:A fun, addictive teen mystery full of suspense, action, and charm - perfect for fans of fast-paced thrillers, though a few leaps in logic and mature moments make it best for older YA readers and up.
I had heard the rumors, of course. The Bat Lady supposedly lived alone in the dilapidated house on the corner of Hobart Gap Road and Pine. You know the one. I stood in front of it now. The worn yellow... - #7
Save:A dark, gripping psychological thriller - emotionally charged, atmospheric, and easy to binge. Predictable for seasoned readers, but absolutely worth picking up if you love twisty tales with heart.
IN MY MIND THERE ARE BLACK-AND-WHITE PHOTOS. They float around, landing softly here and there, resting on top of other memories, dreamscapes and nightmares. Sometimes they bloom color, like the one I’... - #8
Save:We’re eating dinner, which I made—chicken with feta cheese and green peas on linguine.Learning to cook was one of my New Year’s resolutions. “He’s doing well,” I say.“Walking and trotting without a li...Franny is close to her parents, adores her horse and is head over heels in love with her girlfriend, Leah. But Franny's parents are abortion providers at the local hospital, and an anonymous stranger is prepared to do whatever it takes to stop them.
... - #9
Save:'Kerplunk!' by Patrick F. McManus is a collection of 30 short stories that depict mishaps and adventures encountered during outdoor activities like camping and fishing. The stories feature a mix of old and new characters, bringing back memories and evoking laughter among readers. The writing style of McManus is described as humorous, engaging, and relatable, making readers feel like the characters are part of their own family.
- #10
Save:Trouble always seems to find Bobby Coon. Hunted by Farmer Brown's Boy, treed by Buster Bear, chased by Prickly Porky the porcupine...what's a poor raccoon to do?
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