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YA books that are ACTUALLY good

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As an avid reader who doesn’t always want just a smutty book, the YA genre has proven to be a go to for me! I find YA books are more plot focused rather than smut focused!
 
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A thrilling yet romantic story that takes place at Caraval, a mysterious game that can sometimes be taken a bit too far.
Caraval #1 - Stephanie Garber
 
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The second book in Stephanie gathers Caraval universe, following tella, scarlets sister, on her own Caraval journey.
Legendary (Caraval, #2) by Stephanie Garber
 
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Finale is the last book in the Caraval series written by Stephanie Garber, following both tella and scarlet, and unveiling the truth between the two sisters
Finale (Caraval, #3) by Stephanie Garber
 
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If you’re looking for a thrilling and suspenseful adventure in a book, this is truly the best pick! While everyone has secrets, only some will go too far to keep them.
One of Us Is Lying by Karen M. McManus
 
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Once upon a broken heart is the second series to take place in the Caraval universe, following a different girl by the name of Evangeline fox. The story follows Evangeline as she searches for her true love but the question is, just how far will she g...
Once Upon a Broken Heart by Stephanie Garber
 
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The second book in Stephanie Garbers once upon a broken heart series, following Evangeline as she guides through the magnificent north in search of the valory stones
The Ballad of Never After by Stephanie Garber
 
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The third and final book in Stephanie Garbers once upon a broken heart series, following Evangeline, after her tragic loss, while she struggles to recover from what she lost
A Curse for True Love by Stephanie Garber