Recs if you like I'd Tell You I Love You, But Then I'd Have to Kill You...
these titles are complete sentences!
Teenage Millennial Memories Unlocked 🗝️
Allow me to set the scene:
It’s 2 AM on a school night but you only have 100 pages left. You will power through. Forget the math test you have first period. This is your priority. And you must know how the book ends.
I don’t know what sort of millennial catnip these 2000s YA authors put in these books, but let me tell you, my “baby millennial” self was addicted.
Pagebound Millennials: what YA were you reading?
Teenage Sleuth Chronicles, Girls edition
Inspired by theaisreading and my love for teenage detectives and crime stories, I need a list which collects them all. Whether it’s missing secrets or suspicious suspects, these young, sometimes unintentional, detectives are always one step ahead and rarely play by the rules. From cozy to high stake. We don't judge. Feel free to recommend books I've missed and you like!
YA Class of 2014
A roundup of YA books that were popular back in the days of us baby millennials. For anyone feeling nostalgic for the 2010’s. Draw a little mustache on your finger because you’re so quirky and get reading like you already finished your homework for the night!
Chase The Scholastic High
For the millennials still chasing that 90’/00’s Scholastic Book Fair High✨
Childhood reading
want to view it through an older lens
Boarding School Fiction 🛏️ 🕯️
Most popular or most read books set at a boarding school.
Only the first book of a series will be added.
Easy reads for when you’re not motivated
In my opinion 🫢 Books that were quick reads and not overwhelming.
The Other Spy Kids
Stories about kids and teens taking down bad guys with incredible grit and intelligence. Fast-paced and high stakes. Over-the-top gadgets included. For fans of Spy Kids, Agent Cody Banks, Kim Possible, and Totally Spies.
Books to read in the library’s bean bag chairs
remember devouring these books as a preteen/teen and imagining you’d whisked away to a spy school or off on some grand adventure
YA Nostalgia
YA and Middle Grade books that remind me why I fell in love with reading to begin with.
books set in boarding schools
music school? spy school? private elite schools? magic school? yes
Screaming, Crying, Throwing Up
these are all books that i had a visceral reaction to and would absolutely read again, if i havent already. (except sotr. never again.) ive almost definitely thrown most of these across a room at some point, or gotten up to touch grass and regain some sanity, and at least half ive sobbed through. all of them ive given a 5 star rating to, simply because of how much they made me feel.
basically, just a big, long list of all my favourite books :)
Early 2000s YA and Middle Grade
A nostalgic collection of YA and middle grade books. Please feel free to suggest titles as well!
Books that almost made it: Series of Unfortunate Events: started in 1999 Harry Potter: started in 1997 (and f her) Redwall: started in 1995 Alanna/Immortals: started early 90s
