Addicted to YA discussion

Suggestions MUST fit the theme! In this case, it HAS to fit the theme STAND ALONE meaning it CANNOT be part of a series, and it CANNOT be a book we HAVE read before!
Each person can suggest ONE book per topic. If you suggest more than one, your first entry will be chosen.
YA books only!
Must be widely available (in print, at libraries, kindle, etc.). It also needs to be available in multiple forms, not only kindle or only print, etc.

PLEASE REFERENCE THE LIST OF WHAT WE HAVE PREVIOUSLY READ!
https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/...
You can search the list by hitting "control + F" on PCs and "command + F" on Macs, you then type in the title and if we have read it, it will pop up.

If possible, use the "add book/author" link which allows us to see a list of the books and authors.

The voting list will be capped at 15 so even though it COULD stay open until the 5th of January, it may close before then if we get enough suggestions. Thank you!

**This will be opened on the 26th of January!!

The Swan's Daughter by Roshani Chokshi

Dead Poets Society by N.H Kleinbaum

I'll Find You Where the Timeline Ends by Kylie Lee Baker

The Cabin By: Natasha Preston

A Song to Drown Rivers

Emily wrote: "A Song to Drown Rivers"

That book is considered adult fiction and not YA. Sorry!

Bailey wrote: "Emily wrote: "A Song to Drown Rivers"

That book is considered adult fiction and not YA. Sorry!"

They really need to stop labeling things as both adult and YA!

In that case, what about Wuthering Heights? I know classics aren't usually listed one way or the other, but this one is common high school required reading, and I've been thinking about rereading it before the movie comes out!

Night by Elie Wiesel

Immortal by Sue Lynn Tan
The book is set in the world of the Celestial Kingdom series, but it can be read as a standalone.

Nickle Boys by Colson Whitehead

Happy Red Panda wrote: "Nickle Boys by Colson Whitehead"

That is considered Adult, not YA, sorry! Great book though!