Secondhand Young Adult Fiction Bargain Book Box SP4106

Secondhand Young Adult Fiction Bargain Book Box SP4106

Twenty YA novels, nearly all in near-new condition: four Holly Jacksons including the complete Good Girl’s Guide to Murder trilogy, three John Greens, three Jenny Han Summer books, Nicola Yoon’s Everything, Everything, Jandy Nelson, Lex Croucher, Zoulfa Katouh, and Let It Snow. The TikTok YA shelf, intact.

1. Gwen & Art Are Not in Love — Lex Croucher — Gwen is a princess, Art is the lord she’s betrothed to, and both are in love with someone else of the same sex. They agree to cover for each other. Arthurian romcom; Alice Oseman loved it.
2. Letters to the Lost — Brigid Kemmerer — Juliet leaves letters on her mother’s grave; Declan, on community service, reads one and writes back. They know each other at school and hate each other. The darkest secrets, the fiercest love, says the cover, and it’s right.
3. The Ocean Would Paint Me Blue — Zoulfa Katouh — A girl in Lebanon, a boy from the sea, and a love across a border. From the author of As Long as the Lemon Trees Grow; Ann Liang calls it a modern classic.
4. Mirror Me — Jan Dunning — Freya’s dad is marrying a supermodel and the new stepmother’s beauty empire is hiding something. Killer fashion, literally.
5. An Abundance of Katherines — John Green — Colin has dated nineteen Katherines and been dumped by all of them, so he goes on a road trip to work out the maths. Green’s funniest, with footnotes.
6. Paper Towns — John Green — Margo climbs through Quentin’s window for a night of revenge, then vanishes, leaving clues. The one that became a film with Cara Delevingne.
7. The Fault in Our Stars — John Green — Hazel has terminal cancer and Augustus has one leg, and they fall in love at a support group. You laugh, you cry, and then you come back for more, says Markus Zusak. The book that defined YA for a decade.
8. As Good as Dead — Holly Jackson — Pip is being stalked, the police won’t help, and she takes matters into her own hands. The trilogy’s finale, and the darkest.
9. Everything, Everything — Nicola Yoon — Maddy is allergic to the world and hasn’t left her house in seventeen years; then Olly moves in next door. The twist is the point. Film tie-in.
10. Let It Snow — John Green, Maureen Johnson & Lauren Myracle — Three linked Christmas romances in a snowed-in town. The Netflix film came from this.
11. Careful What You Wish For — Maureen McCarthy — Ruth thought she had problems, until her wishes started coming true. Australian YA.
12. We’ll Always Have Summer — Jenny Han — Belly has to choose between Jeremiah and Conrad for good. The Summer trilogy’s end, and the one fans argue about.
13. The Summer I Turned Pretty — Jenny Han — Belly, the beach house, and the two brothers. The first book, now a Prime series.
14. It’s Not Summer Without You — Jenny Han — The summer after Susannah dies, and Conrad gone. Book two.
15. You’ve Goth My Heart — L.C. Rosen — Two goth kids in love, from the author of Emmett.
16. The Odds of You — Kate Dramis — Once is chance, twice is fate: an airport, two strangers, a missed flight. Sunday Times bestseller.
17. The Sky Is Everywhere — Jandy Nelson — Lennie’s sister has died and she’s falling for her sister’s boyfriend and the new boy at once. Nelson’s debut; the poetry on scraps of paper is what readers remember.
18. Good Girl, Bad Blood — Holly Jackson — Pip said she’d stop investigating; a friend’s brother goes missing and she doesn’t. Book two.
19. A Good Girl’s Guide to Murder — Holly Jackson — Pip does her school project on a closed murder case and finds it isn’t closed. The number-one bestseller and now a BBC series.
20. Kill Joy — Holly Jackson — The prequel novella: Pip at a murder-mystery party, before it all began.