Thursday, February 11th, 2010
even though its pretty ironic, i need a non-fiction romance book and it is close to impossible to find one!!!!!!!!!!!pleaseeee help
Jane Austen–Pride and Prejudice, Sense and Sensibility, Persuasion, Mansefield Park, Emma, Northgrange Abbey—formal, classics from the time when romance was an art–lovely!!
Charlotte Bronte–Jane Eyre–a dark romance
Lucy Maud Montgomery (the BEST) –The Blue Castle, Emily series, Anne of Green Gables series, Kilmeny of the Orchard, At the Altar–tons more–very uplifting and romantic and poetic
Baroness Orczy–The Scarlet Pimpernel —> super amazing once you get past the first ground-setting chapters—a real page turner! It had me on the edge of my seat, and heartrending romance
Charles Dickens–A Tale of Two Cities–a tragic romance
This should get you started. These are REAL romance novels, ones that last and are enjoyed for generations not those cheap ten cent garbage ones that have no plot and are all emotion. I loved these and I am sure you will too. My favorite is LM Montgomery, everyone remembers her for the Anne series but she wrote some pretty amazing books that don’t get much attention, plus tons of short stories. Happy reading!
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Saturday, January 23rd, 2010
Some teen romance books I’ve liked are all the books by Rachel Hawthorne, Sarah Dessen, Catherine Clark, Emma Harrison, Nicholas Sparks, Simone Elkekes & Hailey Abbott.
Any suggestions? No HP, Twilight, vampire, fantasy books please. Realistic. Teen. Romance. Not adult books. I like books revolving around relationships and high school. Thanks.
Two excellent new teen romances are:
The Secret Year by Jennifer R. Hubbard
My Boyfriends’ Dogs by Dandi Daley MacKall
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Thursday, January 21st, 2010
I just wanted to know some good teen romance books!
Meg Cabot writes MANY teen romance novels. EVERYTHING she’s written seems to have some sort of romance in it.
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Tuesday, January 19th, 2010
I want to read something similar to Stephanie Meyer’s books. The romance with the fantasy twist. Even like her book The Host was way good.
I tried to ask for good teen romances, but all I got in response was high school drama romances…I’m in high school I don’t need to read about it.
Try Red Handed by Gena Showalter (http://members.cox.net/genashowalter/books.htm#alien%20huntress) or Boys that Bite (and it’s sequels) by Mari Macusi (http://www.marimancusi.com/boysbite.html)
Also if you can track down anything by Australian author Traci Harding, it’d be good. She’s a brilliant science fiction/ fantasy/ romance/ adventure writer. (http://www.voyageronline.com.au/traciharding/books/ancient.htm)
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Tuesday, January 19th, 2010
I am 13 and I already have read the twilight saga but what are some other good books???
i do like the "forbidden romance" type thingslike in twilight but i am open to other books.
The Twilight books!
They’re great!!! People who hate to read can’t seem to put them down.
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Monday, January 18th, 2010
I know a lot of teen romance novels, but most of them are from the girl’s perspective. Any recommendations? Please do not say the Twilight Saga.
Hi, Jasper!
Romance Books for Teenage Boys: romance novels written just for them.
Young adult romance enthusiasts generally look for realistic, compelling characters and pulse-racing attraction. But if the romance readers are male, they also prefer a male protagonist and, frequently, a male author who they can trust to give an authentic male voice.
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Romance Books for Teenage Boys – Sentimental Romance
Guys who like sentimental romance should try "Tom Loves Anna Loves Tom" by Bruce Clements (Farrar Strauss & Giroux, 1990)
In this story of obsessive and intense summer romance, Tom falls in love with Anna while she is in town visiting her ailing aunt. This intimate, sentimental story is unique because it isn’t plot-driven, but rather it savors the idiosyncrasies of infatuation as a realistic depiction of first love from a male perspective. The story unfolds in a passionate monologue. Important life issues such as the death of a sibling, acquaintance rape, abortion and its aftermath, and Antisemitism are woven into the story to add depth and realism.
2. Romance Books for Teenage Boys – Mystery Romance
Teen boys who like mystery mixed in with their romance books will love Another Kind of Monday by William E Coles (HarperTempest, 1999)
When Mark opens a dusty copy of Great Expectations he doesn’t find the expected reading assignment. Instead, he discovers $300 and a set of directions which plunge him into a mysterious scavenger hunt and an unexpected romance. Although the cryptic riddles and pressing quest to solve the mystery are what drives the plot, it’s the author’s exploration of Mark and Zeena’s budding romance that make this a satisfying romance and an unforgettable story.
3. Romance Books for Teenage Boys – Lighthearted Romance
Young men who prefer lighthearted romance will enjoy Cecil in Space by Sid Hite (Henry Holt & Co., 1999)
This offbeat coming-of-age romance novel is a welcome break from hard-core young adult fiction. Seventeen-year old Cecil Scott Rowe (who his Aunt June believes is an astronaut in training, hence the title) likes to hang with his clique, dabble in vandalism (who changed the town’s welcome sign to read “Welcome to Hysteric Pricksburg”?) and psycho-philosophize in his witty and unusual manner. In this tale of summer romance, Cecil struggles between the town’s snooty fickle bombshell Ariel, and Isabel the girl-next-door.
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Others romance books for boys
Aihara Hot Gimmick (Graphic Novel Series)
Amis The Rachel Papers
Bell Stones (pub in Canada)
Bennett & Gottesfeld A Heart Divided
Black Diary Of A Teenage Stud (Series)
Burgess Doing It
Cann Hard Cash
Chandler Dark Secrets (Series)
Chbosky The Perks Of Being A Wallflower
Clements Tom Loves Anna Loves Tom
Clements Tom Loves Anna Loves Tom
Corbett Fifteen Love
Coville & Yolen Armageddon Summer
Davidson Jason & Kyra
Davis Vision Quest
Draper Romiette & Julio
Flinn Breaking Point
Flinn Breathing Underwater
Flinn Nothing To Lose
Jenkins Out Of Order
Jones Things Change
Kerr Fell (Series)
Kerr Night Kites
Koertge Boy In The Moon
Koertge Confess-O-Rama
Koertge Stoner And Spaz
Koertge Where The Kissing Never Stops
Koertge The Arizona Kid
Koontz Odd Thomas
Korman Son Of The Mob
Levithan The Realm Of Possibility
Lynch Extreme Elvin
Mckinley The Hero And The Crown
Napoli For The Love Of Venice
Nilsson Heart’s Delight
Paulsen The Boy Who Owned The School
Payne Youth In Revolt
Pierce The Darkangel (Trilogy)
Pope The Perilous Guard
Powell Dean Duffy
Powell Is Kissing A Girl Who Smokes Like Licking An Ashtray?
Powell The Whistling Toilets
Ripslinger How I Fell In Love And Learned To Shoot Free Throws
Scott Jingle Boy
Shaw Flavor Of The Week
Soryo Mars (Graphic Novel Series)
Soto The Afterlife
Spinelli Stargirl
Tamar Out Of Control
Thomas Rats Saw God
Trembath A Beautiful Place On Yonge Street
Trembath A Fly Named Alfred
Trembath The Tuesday Cafe
Tsuda Kare Kano (Graphic Novel Series)
Van Draanen Flipped
Wallace Restless
Werlin Double Helix
Wild One Night
Wittlinger Razzle
Wittlinger Hard Love
Zindel Pigman
Zusack Getting The Girl
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Monday, January 18th, 2010
i have already read the Twilight series and The Vampire Diaries. Are there any other good romance books for teens weather they have vampires or not?
The Goosegirl
Enna’s Burning
River Secrets
Forest Born by Shannon Hale
Graceling
Fire by Kristen Cashore
City of Bones
City of Ashes
City of Glass by Cassandra Clare
The Host by Stephenie Meyer
The Percy Jackson series by Rick Riordan
Fable haven series by Brandon Mull
The Princess Academy by Shannon Hale
(everything by Shannon Hale is awesome!)
Book of a Thousand Days by Shannon Hale
Dragon slipper
Dragon flight
Dragon Spear by Jessica Day George
Sun and Moon, Ice and Snow by Jessica Day George
Cage of Stars by Jacquelyn Mitchard
Eragon
Eldest
Brisingr by Christopher Paolini
The Hunger games
Catching Fire by Suzanne Collins
Twilight Saga by Stephenie Meyer
Harry Potter series by J.K. Rowling
No. 1 Ladies detective Agency by Alexander McCall Smith (10 books in all)
Night World series by L J Smith
Vampire Diaries by L J Smith
The Actor and the Housewife by Shannon Hale
(funniest book I have EVER read!)
The Sisterhood of the Traveling Pants by Ann Brashares (liked it so-so)
Yearbook
First Day
Reunion by Allyson Braithwaite Condie
The girl who could fly by Victoria Forester
Maximum Ride series by James Patterson (a little slow, but good.)
The Naming
The Riddle
The Crow
The Singing by Alison Croggon
Wake
Fade By Lisa McMann (tons of swearing though.)
Gone
Hunger By Michael Grant
I DID NOT LIKE:
Marked series (too much swearing)
Interview with Vampire by Anne Rice (too violent for me)
The ugly series (Book 3 has emo type cutting going on)
Artemis Fowl series (evil genius kid)
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Monday, January 18th, 2010
If you have read a romance book, you know that it makes falling in love sound wonderful-it makes you sooo excited to experience it for yourself. I wouldn’t know, but is that what love is really like? Or are they just books? Is falling in love really that good?
yes, it is. but the ironic part is sometimes YOU’re falling in love, but you can’t be sure about if HE’s falling in love with you or not.
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Saturday, January 16th, 2010
I have read the twilight series i liked it i have read quiet a few vampire books but they are getting a little old. I think werewolves are really cool and wolves are my fav animal so i wont to read some teen werewolf romance books if you now in please let me know some. =)))
"Shiver" by Maggie Stiefvater. I love this book!
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Saturday, January 16th, 2010
Okay, yes. I am a girl, and frankly, i’ve been having trouble finding new books to read. I’ve read many drama/romance books such as Twilight series and the Time Traveler’s Wife. Please don’t reccomend any fantasy or vampire books since i’m not a huge fan. But I am a huge fan of drama and romance, also a bit of humor.
So please reccomend!
Sappy and Heartbreaking Love
~The Notebook by Nicolas Sparks
~Dear John by Nicholas Sparks
Teen "awwwww" Love with much Hilarity
~An Abundance of Katherines by John Green
~Key to the Golden Firebird by Maureen Johnson
~13 Little Blue Envelopes by Maureen Johnson
Fantasy-ish Love (not like vampires or anything, but involves an imaginary friend)
~Sunday’s at Tiffany’s by James Patterson
Unrequited Love with Self-discovery
~The Perks of Being a Wallflower by Stephen Chbosky
Teen-angsty Love with "awwwww" ending
~Two-way Street by Lauren Barnholdt
~Bloom by Elizabeth Scott
Fight for Your Life Drama with Teen Love
~The Hunger Games by Suzanne Collins
I loved all of them and The Time Traveler’s Wife
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