Sunday, April 19, 2009
Sunday Salon: YA overload
I'm in such a YA kick at the moment. I've been reading teen books one after another this week. Normally a reading phase like this won't last as long as this. I almost did pick up something more adult to read the other day, but I was too tempted by another book... about faeries! (I actually clapped my hands after writing that!)
I'm currently reading Wicked Lovely by Melissa Marr. (Isn't that a fab cover?) I'm only 70 or so pages into it, but I adore it already. Luckily I have Ink Exchange waiting for me when I'm finished. Hopefully it won't be too long before I find a copy of Fragile Eternity. Now that I'm reading this series, my eyes have been opened to the amount of people discussing this series of books on blogs that I read. How did I miss them before?
This week has been trying for me - I try to stay away from a series of books if I don't think I'll be able to finish the series in a short period of time. I'm so impatient to know how things turn out! But I couldn't resist this series and it came just after starting a different series of books - I've just finished City of Bones by Cassandra Clare. I might have to start buying books again so I'm not left hanging!
But definately after Wicked Lovely, I will be turning away from the YA. I love you, YA, but I can only handle so much of you at one time.
How about you? How do you balance out your adult book/children's book reading? What're you reading at the moment?
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Well done on joining the faerie takeover. Have you read Tithe yet too by Holly Black. I have just bought Wicked Lovely, so really looking forward to reading it too. I loved City of Bones and I have City of Ashes waiting to be read.
ReplyDeleteI read a lot of YA. I'd like to read more adult fiction and literature, but since I took on a library for girls, I'm obssessed with finding new reads for them. I'm always fantasizing that someone is going to ask me for something I need to know what to recommend.
ReplyDeleteI like that cover much more than the one I've seen.
ReplyDeletecharley - I love finding the differences in covers between countries, I find it fascinating. I wonder why that is.
ReplyDeleteSusan - a library for girls? That sounds interesting. I always found that when I was a bookseller it was the young teenage boys who I most related to. Though I guess my conversion into all things faerie may change that..
Scrap girl - I've not read Tithe yet. I saw it once in the library so now I'm just waiting for it!